WW2 Re-enactments.

[Viktor]

For those of you that are into this sort of thing:

[Candy 1st MRB]

Very cool Viktor and authentic! Love the Bazooka! and Panzershreck!

[Stevenson]

" I shot you first"! "No I shot you first"! "No I shot you first"!

[Morton]

Ah yes the Battle of Rockford. It was a little known battle since it was a Waffen-SS commando raid to try to hit the labs at the University of Chicago that were working on the A-Bomb. They were defeated by the 1337th Infantry that was guarding the University.

[Quarterman 1st MRB]

" I shot you first"! "No I shot you first"! "No I shot you first"!

Pretty much sums up how I see reenactments. Very cool that they have all the equipment and vehicles. But I could never be in one nor watch. Cool video though!

[Samuels 1st MRB]

Awesome video man, would love to own some of those weapons

[Viktor]

I am currently getting a list together for a 1932 Black SS uniform. I have a character sheet that states that he was in the Wehrmacht in late WW1 that developed into a very experienced combat veteran after the invasion of Poland and Russia. He was wounded enough to be taken out of combat during the invasion of Stalingrad, but decided to stay in the political regime and promoted to SS-Hauptsturmführer (the same thing as a US Army/Marine Captain). Once I get the funds in my bank to start acquiring the pieces of the uniform, I will be posting pictures for every1. Ill do my best to black out (via MS Paint) the Swastikas and whatnot.

[Goodwin 1st MRB]

" I shot you first"! "No I shot you first"! "No I shot you first"!

Pretty much sums up how I see reenactments. Very cool that they have all the equipment and vehicles. But I could never be in one nor watch. Cool video though!

I have a friend out in PA who used to say the same thing. He was into WWII - but would have never 'done that'. Finally, he broke down and tried one. He's hooked, can't stop going to them and getting further and further into it.

[Viktor]

Awesome!

[Yamagata 1st MRB]

I went to a WWII Surplus shop in Petaluma, CA that had tons of stuff, I spend a good $80 buying genuine WWII accessories for my M1 Carbine. Apparently, they sell a lot to the re-enactment guys. They had this huge section of demilled guns... But they were too expensive for inert weapons.

[Viktor]

Ya unfortunately the closest place to Richmond, VA is in NC somewhere. So I will have to order online once i get the $.