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State of the Channel: 2021 (Patreon)

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2020-12-23 23:23:27
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2021-03

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State of the Channel: 2021

Support the channel directly: http://www.patreon.com/ForgottenWeapons http://www.floatplane.com/forgottenweapons Lots of cool things at the merchandise shop: http://shop.bbtv.com/collections/forgotten-weapons Check out our books at: http://www.HeadstampPublishing.com Contact: Forgotten Weapons 6281 N. Oracle #36270 Tucson, AZ 85740

Comments

Almeida

Awww yes, that ar10 with bayonet

Anonymous

Chinese mystery pistols! Are you working with C&Rsenal for the archival site?

Anonymous

Thank you for the update, Ian. The growth and development of Forgotten Weapons a fascinating story of its own. Have a Merry Christmas and all the for 2021. Alex

Anonymous

Did you say "continuation" while donning a Finnish cap of the relevant period?? :D

Anonymous

No mention of InRange? Are you no longer doing content there?

Joseph W Cupp

Just a thought to add to the catalogue of your store, use your overseas contacts and get a selection of military surplus field caps and hats to sell. I have a few that I wear and you seem to always get good comments when you wear them, do a poll see if you can sell them at a profit.

Anonymous

While I'm fully aware how awful and insulting this comment could be received, it is given with the best of intentions. Six videos a week, sourced from museums and collectors, sounds like a god-awful amount of work. I would love to see you pull back to four per week and do more fun stuff on InRange. You need more fun and Karl needs a shorter leash. :) Apologies for all the ways that can be insulting.

Clifton Ballad

Out of all the work you do and effort you put in, I personally appreciate how you stay apolitical the most. Forgotten weapons is a nice break from all the garbage of the world, and leaving politics out of a very charged topic must be tricky at times, and I thank you for it.

Anonymous

Happy New Year Ian! I’m really looking forward to watching your videos this coming year. You’re doing an excellent job and I really appreciate your hard work. Cheers!

Martin Morehouse

This appears to be a year to look forward to! Thanks for all the material.

Jeff Peck

Looking forward to your shows for the new year! If you get up into the Pacific Northwest sometime this year, I have a forgotten weapon you might be interested in checking out....

Anonymous

Keep doing what you do. I learn something from every video. Thanks.

Anonymous

Well done Ian. I love the informative and in-depth information you bring out. Many historical firearm that have just been words on a page to me over the past Fourty years you have brought to life, being able to visualise in scale and design elements no book can really do, and being in Australian we don’t have a lot of chance to find, never mind handle, so many of the pieces you have done a fantastic job of bringing to us. Cheers for such a great historical, human interest, and design reference catalogue.

Anonymous

Great work Ian. Always enjoy to hear how things are moving along.