Nepalese Gehendra

I always find the C & R videos a little long (although interesting). Ian tends to be able to get almost as much information into a very short presentation. Nonetheless, all very good.
 
Jon9021 said:
I always find the C & R videos a little long (although interesting). Ian tends to be able to get almost as much information into a very short presentation. Nonetheless, all very good.
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I find c&Arsenal is often too long to sit down and watch, but it's great in the background. More like a replacement for a podcast than a YouTube video, I find it great for throwing on while cooking dinner or working away on my PC. Actually, just listened to the episode on the Winchester 1910 cooking dinner last night lol
 
I think those videos are great, especially for those that want to know the difference between the usual Martini/Peabody rifles we normally see and the Gahendra modified design.

The Gahendra is a bit more complicated but in some ways it's been taken to a higher level concerning the trigger system.

Too bad those rifles were ridden hard and put away wet for the most part.
 
boogieman said:
I,M,A,in the states had both dirty and clean ones for sale a few years ago.I got a dirty one
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I went to their armory/warehouse on a vacation, after contacting them and arranging a visit. I saw the rifles they had on hand. Many of them were Fair only at best and filthy, most were Good only but dirty, a very few were Very Good and usually they had been cleaned up a bit so they could charge more for them.

They had about a half dozen examples that were complete with slings and bayonets and looked like they had been on display or stuffed in the back of a police armory for decades.

All of the rifles I looked at had crappy bores.
 
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