Oh, I'm going to go and I want to welcome everyone to the opening day of the old glory clubs debut on this YouTube channel. I wanted to do something a little different and maybe just talk about American made guns and I couldn't think of anybody better to do that with

then my friendly Enfield. How are you doing like? I'm doing great Pete. Thanks for having me

on. No problem at all.

Don't you tell everybody a little bit about what you do over there at Enblock Press?

Yeah, right, so it's a newsletter and occasional podcast focusing mostly on 3D printing, with the folks on guns of course.

You know, guns generally and politics. So yeah, 3D printing, guns, and politics.

So yeah, 3D printing guns, politics.

That's just kind of what I like talking about,

what I like writing about.

And, you know, like I said, occasionally,

I throw a podcast episode out there too but yeah it's over in

in block en b b b l o c like the m one garand clip in block press dot com

and i would encourage everyone to go subscribe because the occasional

podcast that he talks about they're they're excellent so all right let me start off with this question since this is this is part two of us trying to do this

In your opinion what do you think is the first iconic firearm designed and made in America?

Well, yeah, that's kind of a loaded question, no pun intended, because there's a lot to choose from.

Personally, I mean, I'm partial to the Colt Navy, 1851 Colt Navy.

I mean there's like I said there's a lot to choose from but the Colt Navy, definitely iconic.

I don't think that can be disputed.

You know, this is for anyone unfamiliar,

this is like an early cult revolver.

It's not the earliest, you know, it came about about 15 years after the Patterson and it's after the walker models and the dregoons, but this was adopted by the US military. It was very popular with

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