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Registrace 28. 05. 2020
Late WWII/Early Korean War Pack Systems M1944 M1945 and HBTs
Late WWII/Early Korean War Pack Systems M1944 M1945 and HBTs
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US M1910 “Early Style” Open-Front USGI Pup-Tents
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US M1910 “Early Style” Open-Front USGI Pup-Tents
TL-122C USGI Flashlight & Spare Bulb Replacement
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TL-122C USGI Flashlight & Spare Bulb Replacement
The Iconic Hue City USMC Rain Jacket Vietnam War Poncho Coat
zhlédnutí 159Před měsícem
The Iconic Hue City USMC Rain Jacket Vietnam War Poncho Coat
Ruck Review: Vietnam War P64 Lightweight LW Rucksack
zhlédnutí 482Před měsícem
Ruck Review: Vietnam War P64 Lightweight LW Rucksack
Vietnam War EDRL vs Postwar RDF (Part 2)
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Vietnam War EDRL vs Postwar RDF (Part 2)
How to Fix a Pump on a WWII M1942 M1950 Stove
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How to Fix a Pump on a WWII M1942 M1950 Stove
WWII WW2 USGI Carlisle Bandages & First Aid Pouches M1910 M1924 M1942
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WWII WW2 USGI Carlisle Bandages & First Aid Pouches M1910 M1924 M1942
M1944 vs M1945 vs M1944 Converted Packs WWII WW2 Korean War US Army
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M1944 vs M1945 vs M1944 Converted Packs WWII WW2 Korean War US Army
Vietnam War M1 Helmet Liners M1C Korean War P55 P64 (not 1965!)
zhlédnutí 233Před 4 měsíci
CORRECTION: PATTERN 1964, not 1965!
WWII WW2 USGI Lightweight Gas Mask Bags OD3 OD7
zhlédnutí 382Před 4 měsíci
WWII WW2 USGI Lightweight Gas Mask Bags OD3 OD7
WWI WWII USGI M1910 Pick Maddock Tool Covers
zhlédnutí 423Před 4 měsíci
WWI WWII USGI M1910 Pick Maddock Tool Covers
How to Identify a M43 M51 M65 US Field Jacket
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I got size wrong 46R not 36R Also Spec 370B was also heavily used in WWII too See ATF blog: blog.atthefront.com/the-field-jacket/
How to Inspect A 1970s Vintage Timex Watch
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How to Inspect A 1970s Vintage Timex Watch
Battle of the Bulge Impression Basic Kit Overview Airborne 101st 506th
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Battle of the Bulge Impression Basic Kit Overview Airborne 101st 506th
How to Light an M1950 US Army Coleman Camp Stove
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How to Light an M1950 US Army Coleman Camp Stove
How to Attach a Chinstrap to Vietnam Era M1 US Army Helmet
zhlédnutí 293Před 9 měsíci
How to Attach a Chinstrap to Vietnam Era M1 US Army Helmet
Attaching a Kerr No Buckl Sling to M1A1 Thompson WWII WW2 Airsoft
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Attaching a Kerr No Buckl Sling to M1A1 Thompson WWII WW2 Airsoft
USMC WWII WW2 782 M1941 Gear Upper Pack Cross Strap Marching Order How To
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USMC WWII WW2 782 M1941 Gear Upper Pack Cross Strap Marching Order How To
How to Attach/Remove a Late M72 Style M1 Chinstrap from the M1 Helmet US Army
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How to Attach/Remove a Late M72 Style M1 Chinstrap from the M1 Helmet US Army
WWII WW2 Winter Snowshoes British & American US 10th Mountain Division
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WWII WW2 Winter Snowshoes British & American US 10th Mountain Division
How to put on a US Army M1938 Dismounted Legging & Tie It
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How to put on a US Army M1938 Dismounted Legging & Tie It
US WWII WW2 Battle of the Bulge Basic Impression
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US WWII WW2 Battle of the Bulge Basic Impression
USMC M1941 Upper Packs 782 Gear WWII WW2 Korean War Vietnam War
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USMC M1941 Upper Packs 782 Gear WWII WW2 Korean War Vietnam War
WWII WW2 US Army M1910 USMC P2 P3 Canteen Covers & Canteens
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WWII WW2 US Army M1910 USMC P2 P3 Canteen Covers & Canteens
US WWII WW2 Korean Vietnam War TL-122A TL-122D MX991/U Flashlights
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US WWII WW2 Korean Vietnam War TL-122A TL-122D MX991/U Flashlights
US Army Reenactor WWII WW2 Gloves Leather Palm Wool Knitted
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US Army Reenactor WWII WW2 Gloves Leather Palm Wool Knitted
WW2 WWII US 10th Mountain Division Gear - Mountain Gloves, Shell Overwhites & Mittens Type I Type II
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WW2 WWII US 10th Mountain Division Gear - Mountain Gloves, Shell Overwhites & Mittens Type I Type II
How to Dye or Restore a Repro US Army Jump or Leather WW2 Boot
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How to Dye or Restore a Repro US Army Jump or Leather WW2 Boot
Ou don’t earn that unifron
That wrong wearing that unfrom
Do you tuck the m43 trousers into the boots with the buttons at the cuffs? because i dont really know what they are for
Please show it assembled.
I will in the future!
I got two helmets for sale in mint condition
I’m loooking for some to talk about gear I got same as you
Wow get some as me
You got cool stuff
Thx!
I got the a bc d flash light
T house are very nice and clean
Very cool I god od3 ones to about 10
Hi. Where do you found your blanco please ? Thanks
Love your videos.
Thanks dude!
I just saw your video on Vintage Ronson Lighters and I just found one at the thrift store. Wondering if you know of anyone who does restoration of them?
Esta chida tu coleccion 👍👍👍👍
The dial with the numbers should adjust the tension on the keys to make them firmer or easier to press down. You sound also be able to indent your first line by hitting the Self Starter key.
That's not even an automatic watch. Oh my God😂
Paint thinner ? lighter fluid man
Very cool, I don't have one these yet.
Im the buyer of your second pattern m55. It’s sick! I’ll use it in a film this summer
Sale por la parte de arriba señor pero para eso tienes que tener la herramienta correcta
That is a M25 movement and is a workhorse and is a hand wind not an automatic. The reason you could not move the hands is when you removed the screw holding the set lever it uncoupled it to the stem and crown. Doing that makes it so your cant adjust the time because the set lever can't push the rocking bar into time setting position. On that type of watch you would have to pull the crystal then take the movement out from the crystal side. What is holding it in place even after you bent the tabs is the seconds hand. Even if you got the movement out from the back you would still have to pull the crystal to put the seconds hand back on. Keep messing with it and you will be getting it .
It comes out through the front?
Looked like that one tab-when the balance wheel started ticking- was binding the teeth of the mainspring barrel.
That doesn’t look like an automatic movement to me. Have you tried hand winding it?
Agree!
Where's your 50lb pack back?????
In the foxhole.
My m1 helmet doesn't have the swing arms for the chin strap I am unsure what year or type it is any help?
cool!
How do you get blanco out of your webbing?
You don't! Blanco was how you prepared your equipment for use.
Is that cover made by SM Wholesale?
Price..
if you're gonna censor peoples comments on your other videos, it's all thumbs down from me? This is not communist China. We don't stifle free speech here buddy.
Hello, @blightyvintage I was watching your videos on the M1 helmet because I recently acquired one, but I'm having a lot of trouble identifying it. If I send you pictures, could you help me identify it? Thank you for your time.
yeah, these are such a pain to install and remove. ive had ones ive had to spread with a screwdriver a bit to install.
Still faster and easier than the old ones. Paratroopers where stuck with the old ones.
Haa I did it the easy way - Got the Wifey to do it!! She did a super perfect job too! to the extent of using paper with the pliers.
Bạn có cung cấp mũ bảo hiểm cho tôi được không bạn. Qua Việt Nam
Astroglide helps!🤔 Jman
WW2 USMC helmet covers really never looked fitted and keep in mind, the first patterns for WW2 had the slits, contrary to many "historians" who assume the non-slitted version was the first pattern.
Correct, non slits were 3rd patern.
No gotham steel copper pan?😄 Plastique liner?🤪 Jman
I would like to thank you for the informational video. I was in the process of maintaining my deluxe model 5 and didn't know how a piece went back into place, and through watching your video I had managed to see how the piece in question was placed.
Bro I just realized you have a channel this is awesome, I'm the dumbo on reddit with the shitty repro helmet cover
I know this a bit late but how do you uninstall the chinstrap though?
Where did u purchase the straps at
Look up Vietnam m1 chinstrap on eBay as of right now there’s several listings
just bought a genuine Vietnam M1 from my local military surplus store for £40 ($56.54) and this vid has helped me starting it's restoration
Is it really true that guys were harmed or killed in WW2 when shells would explode near them and they were strangled by their non-releasing chin straps?
It was mostly just a rumor I can’t find anything on that actually happening but the fear was enough to stop soldiers from using the chinstrap
i dont know of any fatalities but a medical report on casualties showed som neck injuries.
@Blighty Vintage Just finished putting the chinstraps on my M1 shell and found the same problem you had with one of the bales not going over fully. Use your pliers to move the loop the bale is connected to over nearly flush with the shell it will move the bale over to the exact spot it needs to be at for the bale to move over completely so the chinstrap mount will flip over against the helmet when you strap both strape to each other against the back of the helmet.
I have the 1942 Boyt that has the M1910 style single belt connector vs the the two straps that you have. and mine came with the meatcan pouch got it at a estate sale today.
Hey man I was looking through your channel you got interesting videos, I got zippo videos and Vietnam stuff US/Vietcong and a little bit of ww2
Anything out there about ww2 chinstraps? Bat tacking and just the process of sewing them. By hand if possible. I dont have a machine. Great video. Thanx
Thanks, this'll be helpful for when I replace the chinstraps on the Danish/Austrian M1 clone I'm restoring. The straps on mine are ruined and I got Vietnam-era chinstraps to replace it.
Awesome showcase! I absolutely love your videos, man!