We Have Ways of Making You Talk Discuss 'The PIAT'

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Al Murray and James Holland discussed my new book about the PIAT on a livestream for their great podcast 'We Have Ways', please do check them out at / wehavewayspod .
Massive thanks to Al and James for their enthusiasm about the book (and the PIAT!) and for their kind words about it! Al gives a good short rundown of some of the areas I cover in the book. [You can watch the entire livestream here - www.crowdcast.io/e/we-have-wa...]
The book explores the design, development and operational history of the PIAT. If you'd like a copy, check out - www.historicalfirearms.info/shop
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27 авг 2020

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@TheArmourersBench 3 года назад

Thanks to We Have Ways for letting us share this clip. Check them out at twitter.com/wehavewayspod they have great guests on and they are about to do a series on British tanks.

@PalleRasmussen 25 дней назад

These two are f*ing treasures. I love their pod. All has the most infectous laugther imaginable.

@vickersmg 3 года назад

Great stuff Matt. Good to see the book getting well-deserved coverage.

@MrOldmanjenkin1 3 года назад

Wasn't expecting al murray and James Holland to show up here.

@TheArmourersBench 3 года назад

They kindly let me share the clip from their livestream. I wasn't expecting the book to be discussed!

@charlesthepaperman 3 года назад

What?!? This piat related channel exists and I WAS NOT INFORMED?!? That's bloody outrageous it is!! Good that Mr. Wild related to you 👍🏻

@muwuny 3 года назад

The skirts weren't for hollow charged weapons, they were to stop Soviet AT rifle rounds.

@SlavicCelery 3 года назад

As an added benefit they did help prevent excessive damage from shaped charges.

@muwuny 3 года назад

@@SlavicCelery Yeah, but that's not what they were designed for.

@SlavicCelery 3 года назад

@@muwuny I'm not denying that at all. The unique feature of the skirts is they genuinely were effective, vs most of the homebrewed ideas tanker crews had. Such as putting timbers on the side of the tank. Those often made shaped charges more effective due to stand off distance.

@jonathanferguson1211 3 года назад

Congratulations Matt, this is awesome :)

@TheArmourersBench 3 года назад

Thanks mate!

@brasstard7.627 3 года назад

Somebody found one in the NM desert, its now in the White Sands Missle Range Museum

@TheArmourersBench 3 года назад

No way, that's amazing

@dermotrooney9584 3 года назад

"Spring-loaded turnip thrower". Lovely!

@victuff9765 3 года назад

Now I fancy a pint! Subliminal thought after watching Al Murray.... only Brits will understand😁

@PalleRasmussen 25 дней назад

The rest of the world knows The Pub Landlord as well, we are not daft. Her is hilarious.

@uazfoursixnine 3 года назад

Hey Matt; you're famous now! :)

@CheechNoChong-mb6wp 2 года назад

Come on guys. The MP -40 was designed by Heinrich Vollmer and produced by the Erma Werke. Schmeisser design the MP-18 sub machine. A different design (excellent but costly to make) that preceded the MP-38 and PM-40. Even Wikipedia knows that.

@TheArmourersBench 2 года назад

You should drop them a line on twitter, this is a just an extract from the show where they discussed the book.

@Strawberry-12. 2 года назад

I was one time visiting the New Jersey state trooper museum and the had a display of some of the weapons they confiscated and one of them was a PIAT. I just remember asking myself how the hell does a PIAT end up in rural New Jersey

@TheArmourersBench 2 года назад

There's tales of surplus ones being found in the wrong hands!

@Strawberry-12. 2 года назад

@@TheArmourersBench no kidding. But do you have any idea how that happened?

@TheArmourersBench 2 года назад

@@Strawberry-12. probably purchased surplus, a lot of stuff was post war, and was likely confiscated in a raid. There's a photo in a 50s newspaper I remember seeing.

@Strawberry-12. 2 года назад

@@TheArmourersBench interesting