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The Riddle of Steel

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First published at 15:48 UTC on November 9th, 2020.

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This video might help people to choose what kind of steel they need for the desired type of shooting. It unfortunately won't be of much use to Cimerian Barbarians trying to interpret the teachings of Crom.

Shooting at steel is not only a conve…

Shooting at steel is not only a convenient way to determine your zero at various distances but it's also fun for new shooters who get immediate feedback when they connect.

As I've discovered dumping a truckload of birch wood on your heavy steel gong is a bad idea. I've been without this steel gong for 1.5 years and I'm pretty relieved to have this piece of steel back and in working order.

This video is dedicated to the chap that donated and mailed this piece of steel to me. The cost alone to ship this steel had to have been high. My marksmanship has definitely benefited from having access to steel and it has helped to remain inspired to continue making these shooting videos.

I would also like to recognize my Patreon supporters because it is through their support that I have been able to acquire components needed to manufacture my own shooting accouterments. Without this 'stuff' making musketry videos would be difficult.

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