Comments by "Вячеслав Скопюк" (@user-yj8vj3sq6j) on "Q&A #11: Rockin' Like It's 1950!" video.

  1. rifles didn't do much good to the allies. Even in the field battles
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  2. nope
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  3. Maybe this was already pointed out in the comments. Danes builded a factory for the Madsen's production in Russia, in 1916. . Later it was known as "Kovrov machine gun factory", the place, where Vladimir Fyodorov and Vasily Degtyaryov worked.
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  4. Shilka, Tunguska, Panzir, some naval CIWS and even large caliber rapid-firing cannons like AK-130 - they all water-cooled
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  5. what about Japan and 6.5 Arisaka?
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  6. Boers also had their machineguns and field artillery
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  7. AFAIR, it was about Russo-Turkish War of 1877–78. Specifically, the Siege of Plevna. I think in this case the big role was played by the persistence of the Turkish troops and the mistakes of the Russian command, rather than the presence of rapid-fire rifles
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