must of been a real challenge to make(one of the biggest you have done) / the ranges you shoot at blows my mind /

Really too bad the Irish were told to stop. From my understanding they were actually "winning" quite a bit.

Fantastic very informative thanks for sharing with us

Excellent video. Brings a historical engagement to life in a fascinating and innovative way.

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Hi. I was wondering if it’s possible to do a video on the Martini-Enfield rifle. Also, will you try to branch off into the sidearms of the British Empire such as the Webley or Adams revolvers? Do take care of yourself Rob. Happy Father’s Day too.

your channel is brilliant. Even more informative than documentary in BBC

Time for a whiskey break mate

my guess is that the cannon is a one of. Bubba got a old gun and tried to modernise it. Do the shell fit a cannon at the time or was that too made by a unknown maker.

BRAVISSIMO!! Well done, ALL!! And many thanks from me and mine for the history lesson. We appreciate the time and effort involved in creating this reenactment and study.

Good morning! Gonna take another coffee and enjoy the show! Thank you very much for sharing!👍👍👍👍

Big blobs of lead have significant penetration, I imagine that 2-3 rows of meat targets.would have been affected by each shot

That smaks of bad conversions or possibly sabotage

I love seeing you in the red coat and pipe clay 👍👍

A wonderful wrap out in the field. I loved it. Thank you.

I’ve just been reading about William Walker, the American adventurer who took over Nicaragua in the 1850s. He was part of a wider “filibuster” movement that sought to conquer Latin American countries. This had some support in the American public and even in Congress. Overall , the idea was very controversial. The Fenian project could be thought of as a “northern” filibuster, again with some public support among the American people. It had recent precedent, however outrageous it sounds 150 later.

Thank you very much for giving us a new video after a long time🎉🎉🎉

Your Snyder got a nice workout. Well done!

#301 My opinion is from the American perspective, but this series has been very illuminative. Prior to your series, my perspective of the Fenian story was the very stereotype "drunk Irishman try to invade Canada and are repelled by unprepared farmers," but these videos have been very informative of the reality of what was going on in both camps.

Outstanding! Thank you , very much, the firearms was awesome ‘ to see in the the actual ammo that would have greeted them made it real ! Very well done!

Hey Rob I might be asking for too much but would you do a video about British arms in foreign service, or more specifically the muzzle loading Enfield that are sold to the Kingdom of Siam around the time of king Rama IV or breech loading rifles such as the Snider-Enfield during the time of king Rama V. I understand if you are not able to do that and you don’t have to if you don’t want to; as I don’t want to let’s say put stress on you but I would appreciate it if you do.

My Grandaddy didn’t come across the border until 1920 after WW1 and his Daddy and G-Daddy was across the Ottawa River in Eardley around that time. Still incredible to think of the battle of the reasons behind it. Thanks Rob and everyone involved!

Good Evening Sir, That is Truly OUTSTANDING Historical Informative Video 👍😇🧐Cheers 🍻

Interesting as always. Thank you!

Fascinating sir, thanks for this supplement!

very nice wrap up

I wonder if the cannon is a "CSA" the confederacy gun from the USA civil war ?

Last time I was this early. The fenian threat was still a thing. God save Ireland.

A excellent supplement

Love it

Anytime anybody from the US tries to invade Canada, it never ends well for the invader lol

Good afternoon from Syracuse NY United States of America

I know it’s just a piece of cardboard but my heart skipped a beat seeing you swing that P51 around like a bat at 12:43 haha

You need to go more in depth on more battles like this I enjoyed this series very much

TY-A great job on something I know nothing about, but is a part of our history which should be taught... Salute to you all, from a one time 3 PPCLI cdt.

A wonderful addition to the series. You could really see the difference in terminal ballistics between the Ballard and the Snider in the plinking exercise--very telling. But seeing Bakno shooting an actual Ballard rifle (probably) that was actually at the battle was truly exceptional. Thank you to all of you gentlemen.

Thanks for the tutorial. I’m an American Civil War re-enactor with a smoothbore Indian pattern 1853 and had never properly stripped it, but thanks to your video I can see there is no difference in the disassembly.👍🏻

Excellent content as always. I think this was a most useful addition to the other episodes.

Very fun! Can’t wait to see what you and C&Rsenal have in store for us! Two awesome channels combining their powers for the good of all!

Might have missed it but what was the distance on the shoot.. Plus what was the avaerage range the Boers would engage the British at...

As someone currently serving in the Royal Regiment of Scotland, it's great to see our brothers from across the pond embellish in the wonderfully shared history we have.

How much was it to make?

Got to love the skirl. Now I got to look up who plays the cock…

Make a video of attaching bayonet on a baker rifle

Good use of “ current unpleasantness”.. Great Video.

Interest project mate. The broken ground added to the assault and your experience. In regard to your feet, likely experience of doing this in drills might reduce the problem of having to look at your foot fall all the time, in Skiing I have found as I improved my need to look at my skis was no longer needed as much as I turn or get into trouble..😮….. just a thought. Great video.

What kind of training would the Fenians have had? Do we know?

I still grin at the descriptions of Pennefather - he must've been quite a character!

Long Branch and Savage made some of the nicest No. 4s.

“His impression of militia shooting” 😂