My great grandfather was an anzac infantry. I am casually googling what weapons Anzacs might have used. I guess he might of came across one of these.

what about the great coat?

I need 900 boxes of those to buy

I need 900 boxes of those to buy

Are you Kev (no dick) from the band?

I like this sound !

Hello How did these work out in the end? Did you keep them or replace them ?

The question begs to be asked, why are they called ammo boots.

What our founding fathers intended us to make mobile and automatic good job

I don’t quite know where I can find the cap comforter and the pullover

What size anklets/gaiters do you have on?? I have a pair but they are too small and the size print has worn off and I can’t remember what I got

Do you know where i can get more info about that front sight modification?

God bless my grandad ,dressed in all this ,. T Be turning in grave the way things worked out stupid uk govts sold country out after all these great mens sacrifises

Need 900 boxes of those to buy

Too young for WW2 and Korea, I still joined cadets and later militia wearing that same uniform … absolutely loved it, but often quite itchy at times lol.

got a new pair today..I better get some plasters !

Great clip. Yes the shades were often different because of the different manufacturers once full production started. My father said the same thing (Australian Army WWII). Plus there's a WWII US Film shot in 1942 showing Woman joining the U.S. Army (Woman's Auxiliary Army Corps or WAAC) made in colour and their Olive Drab (OD) uniforms are also in different shades. Also through service they would fade, so having a mismatch is still accurate in a sense, but matching ones still look nice. Great work getting all the items and 'Blankoing'. Have fun.

What type is this?

Where do you buy this ww2 brtish gear?

Woudl you carry a tent inside your haversack?

Would you need to use a large pack for reenacting ot not

Would you also happen to have a type of shelter to camp in the battle field.

During battle would there be any times where you would have to sleep in the battle feild? Also would you carry a blanket with you just in case?

Would you bring a large pack into battle or just a small pack?

Where do you buy this milliteria?

Roshni sounders

I just did a reservation on one. Just came back home from Thailand and decided even as it was expensive I have to get it, because I might not get any more chance to grab one. Wanted a no1 enfield in my small collection and found this spceial one. For what these remaining guns came through it is in good shape. Cant wait till i can get it home.

PT1?

Super Awesome

Most useful info guys. I’m a New Zealand collector with a pretty large WW2 collection. Your vids have helped me flesh out the small kit items. Cheers!

Your new (repro) boot has a larger/longer toecap (note how it had creased) and larger heelcap. Units issued with the old style Ammo boots for ceremonial used to have to burn smooth the pimples with a hot spoon, and would then melt heelbow wax (beeswax+soot) into the leather, enabling the glasslike shine of bulling. They would also customarily have an extra layer of sole and heel added, ‘double tapped’) making them better for stamping! (The MoD spec was revised in 1995, and now uses smooth leather, reducing the work required. Troops (eg Guards) now melt in beeswax rather than heelbow, which is still available but much harder to find, and black boot polish, still using ‘magic circles’)

Wow that’s rare, a vickers gun stoppage!

Niceeeer

My 1945 No.4 Mk1 (made in the USA by Savage) also likes the round nose bullets better than the hollow points. And the barrel is not shot out by any means. It consistently shoots sub 1" groups at 100 meters with the RN's, the groups open up to about 1.25" at the same distance with the HP's.

Stormtrooper aim!

F1 submachine gun

It's a machine gun hold it in

Adorable!

love that indian lee-enfield!

Very nice video! For the gaiters do you tuck your pants in your boots before? How do you put them correctly. Thanks

😍 Good old bren gun👍

I have no idea if anyone will answer me, but if so, I would like to ask if in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5jRqqSXhtl1fLc I could use sten mk2 instead of lee enfield in the second mannequin from 1944 (d-day)

4:45 the American West term for the simplest of drawstring bags made of flour sack, muslin or cotton is “poke sack”

You are not supposed to know about this.

Great stuff very helpful, I have a Op Husky set up that I made up using photos of my grandfather who fought there. Always get compliments of how authentic it looks as I keep it rough and ready rather then Parade ground smart.

Great vid, how are the SOF boots holding up now?

Hi can you please tell me where you got your new decals from?

Love your rifle

This apparently is the choice of all men, historian John Buckley offers a radical reappraisal of Great Britain's fighting forces during the Second World War, challenging the common belief that the British Army was no match for the forces of Hitler's Germany. Let me stand corrected, no match for Hitler's Germany? There were a few Hitler's one was absent minded-There was some confusion about their forthright. Evidently, some force was behind their every opus operandi in account of defying their fight. It became a tug-of-war but every side broke even, armature.

I have a 303 british enfield that has all matching serial numbers. It is so fun to use!