Comments by "51WCDodge" (@51WCDodge) on "The Arms and Armour of The English Civil War" video.

  1. This is the only clip on Youtube I've ever found that describes the correct way to use a ramrod!
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  2. I stone = 14 pounds. = 6.35 kg. Still used colloquilly to describe a person weight. So 7 stone is 98lbs (Pounds weight) or about 44.5 kgs.
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  3. It's the army! Don't expect the Goverment to lash out on the latest weapons do you?
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  4. I've looked a lot, and invaribly the Muppet puts his palm over the ram rod.
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  5. If someone doesn't know they ask, so what? Better be thought a fool for asking than proved to be one for not. There is also the colloquial use of language which may not be obvious.
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  6. N Hosto: Bully for you. American use of tons is diffrent from British Imperail tons, same with liquid measurments, can cause many problems, so don't sneer if someone asks a sensible question.
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  7. Some of the Outstaions such as Fort Nelson are far better.
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