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Looks like someone's going to jail! That's why they wanted to see if they would fire to determine if they were dangerous because someone wasn't supposed to have them now that person is going to jail or at least that's how I'm taking it!

Very cool I learned a lot watching these videos! Can't wait to get my hands on another gun to restore!

Nice! It's amazing how people are afraid of guns! It's people you need to be afraid of! But there's an amazing amount of stupid people today so 🤷

Awesome job! Very cool! Very neat

I like this guy! One day he will be a great gunsmith! I also love how he doesn't like bulkshit! Keep up the good work!

Damn fine job! Your boss should give you a raise! Or at least 10 days paid vacation.

You did a great job!! Your doing great! Keep it up you'll be a great gunsmith some day!

Looks damn good! Brovo!

I'm currently watching all your restoration videos and I gotta say you do great work! Your going to be a great gun Smith one day! Your metal work skills will improve and you will end up being one of the best gunsmiths ever! I am amazed by these videos!

Everyone pay attention this guy's gonna end up being one of the best gun smiths in the world!

So what kind of welder is that? Name and brand? Because I want one! A skilled hand with a Tig welder works great, but I'd like to have one of those! I weld for a living all processes in all positions and I've never seen one of these! I want one asap!

I have a Deutsche werke 6.35mm or 25acp that looks just like that gun! Damn close!

Noo! Don't give them your DNA! Don't ever do that! Beautiful rifle love your videos! Very nice!

You might want to look up the Winchester 1887 shotgun. It was a lever action shotgun. I might be wrong but I think it was the first shotgun they did. Check it out.

"going Full Kentucky ballistics", LMAO 💀

Id be proud of this one!

❤ u bro❤.pleas make a video on beretta1934 model and tell how it's slide reddish brown.love u from Pakistan

These rifles are terrible. Who the hell makes a “break-action” rifle with a threaded breech…? When I first saw this, I said to myself “oh this must be a homemade rifle, because there’s no way a company would sell some dumb thing like this”. It’s just insanely stupid to me to not build rifles like rifles. Where’s the receiver??! Why would anyone make something so tedious, and frankly, prone to failure? If KB had used a regular normal .50 cal, he wouldn’t have ever had such an accident even if he used that same ammo that had been over pressurized. Sure the gun may have cracked or something, but I’m willing to bet his life that it wouldn’t have caused him anywhere near the harm it did with that serbu piece of shit.

Bro your hands shake so much you shouldn't be holding any kind of weapon lol

Had a neighbor in Texas had a Gewehr 41 that was near new. He got it in the war I was the only one that put a scratch on it removing the hooded sight took some blue off the barrel. He is gone now hope the new owner knows what it's worth.

Can you research the German archives for the soldier assigned to this weapon by it's serial number?

“Airborne Forces”? I did that in real life. Games are fun, but spending too much time in front of a screen is bad for your waistline. You can visit your local recruiting office, and if you’re one of the 25% or so of Americans today who are fit for service, you can be humping a ruck, jumping out of airplanes, and emptying out your magazines at the range (or in combat). And they pay you to do it! RLTW.

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Another excellent video, as entertaining as it is informative. Keep up the amazing work!

I love enlisted

Where can I find a gun like this to restore?

My grandfather has a much different story. He said that he lead hi grandfather and his troops into a slather. That he thought that having more soldiers meant victory. But better fire proved him wrong

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been a subscriber for some time. absolutely cant get enough of your videos. please share or produce your rust remover as i do lots of restorations and have never seen anything quite that good

Impressive work, man! Keep it up and keep sharing it with us. Those old Winchesters are the prettiest shotgun design for me, side by side with the rabbit ears sides by sides. (😅) PS: 1-Your new welding machine is amazing! 2- Am I comitting a crime if I say that I loved the carving on the stock?

My new favorite youtube channel; cue Wagner Die Walküre and scene!!!

Where do you even find pieces like this

Does the slamfire still work.

Your video was great, I love the historical significance and in-depth look at the past you gave.

You’ve made John Moses Browning proud.

is realistic enough to film fan movies? I got authorized planning to part of making Fan movie team member.

at the beginning i was thinking this mad man is gonna weld patch plates and make it look like something from a mad max film which wouldve been cool but a this cool to cause its semi functional with the charging and bolt functional

sometimes a sacrifice is needed when restoring a old weapon props to you on making it work again

The slow bullet was chosen because it was very well suited to stop "locals" while the handling of the revolver was not too heavy. I had a W&S Mk VI made in 1917 and markedvon the backstrap with the name of the officer, JD Hignett.

I would dig a purple Luger.

Far the best guns restoration here on UA-cam. I respect you for that. Good work and thanks for show us!

Lie they do explode

Am I the only one that got the doctor who reference?

my grandfather purchased a Winchester m1897 12g from a sears catalog some time in the 1920's, it came with a little matching pump22. both made in 1917. I still have the 12g but the 22 disappeared decades ago before I inherited the 12g. back when he ordered them you just ordered it like it was a tool or anything else. no id or background checks or any of that crap.

Wow Fascinating Restoration !! Great Job !!!

Uniformly bright FeO2 rust.

fake old

This will be on gunbroker for $1200