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I’ll never subscribe to this channel. It’s annoying too much advertising. I’m done.

I load SP in my colt SAA jear 1885 BP. (45 LC) never had problems with my reduced min load. 5,8 grains HP_38 230 grain pure lead listed 7300 CUP Was i lucky or is it a acceptable load in my vintage gun ?

New to your channel. I like the content. An aside: I used to own a Webley Mark IV, but got rid of it as it had such poor ballistics. It, by the way was covered in black paint as you mentioned.

now repair it, weld it, patch it and everything else

Blackpowder and muzzleloader are not interchangeable words

When plumbing goes to war

Underpowered plinking loads are nothing to sneeze at.

First i thought, oh another fake restauration video but this is genuine. Thank you, very enjoable! You have proper knowledge.

I heard a lot about this rifle and it was claimed to be a rival to the USA's M1 Garand. It's not events close, the M1 was easy to field disassemble and clean. From the appearance of the actions, the M1 was more reliable and less prone to jamming and quicker to reload. I was issued a M14 in the Army basic training, the M14 is an M1 basically with different stock, 20 round mag, automatic fire selector and chamber in 7.62×51 mm rounds.

folded looks kinda silly, at that point you may aswell go case less and separate the chamber.

Where did the video go about the Brocock Air Cartridge system? I loved that video and rewatched it all the time

Fun fact this was James Bonds first pistol M made made him return it for the firms new hand out the walther ppk

I noticed your hands shaking, you good brother?

Although I really appreciate not having any amount restrictions on firearms or ammo

WOW Canada has a lot to learn!!

would you be willing to restore other small metal antiques that are not firearms?

🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 Always Beautiful Restorations!

What i want to know is, what knucklehead threw the rifle away ??

Dude take a fast, your hands are trembling

Here's another one for you to try... Feed Grade Molasses. It's VERY slow, but it works great! mix it 9:1 Water:Molasses

Question, how do i remove heavy rust thats in my k98 bottom find barrel? Ive tried your mixture and it worked really good on the outside, but the inside of the barrel is still full of rust of sand. Also thanks for helping me and others out with all the tips and tricks, keep on rocking 🤟🏼

Are Rusty Firearms that are not as bad worth 1/2 of what they sell for in great condition or worth less or more ?? My Cousin gave me this same one and it is almost as Rusty as yours.

Wow, perfect job, the end result is so impressive! Those things were made to last!

Another great video, really appreciate your work. Great work and please do keep it coming.

very nice. well worth the effort.

Sapevo che fossi italiano quando diversi video fa ho visto una presa della corrente familiare :D

That rust it s made by you it s only surface rust it s very clear you are doing it for views

the fact that you can tell this is artificial aging is just disgusting. you legit bought a gewehr just to "clean" it.... fun fact everyone watching this. if this gun was as "rusted" as he makes this out to be there would be zero wood left... or just ratty chewed up mulch pieces left. fraud content 100%

In 223 it wood be nice.

I recently finished my second firearm restoration it is a rusted traditions hawken woodsman rifle it isnt perfect but its better than it was theres a playlist on my channel

At this point i think pietta and uberti each have produced more colt patent revolvers than colt did those italian replicas are of good quality and theyre cheap thing is theyre not worth anything if you resell they usually go for around 100 dollars used and in in pristine condition unfortunately that one was prabably better left to rust where it was at even it it ever fires again it wont be accurate once the rifling is corrupted by rust the onlly option is either barrel liner or replace the barrel neither of those options is as really worth it as the few that pop up online the sellers generally ask nearly new itallian replica price for just barrel

Can you restore an old 1897 16 guage

It’s not the cheapest and it’s not at all a very good anything. A break action single shot 22lr with a coat hanger for a stock and no hand guard. Maybe because it’ll take so long to reload and fire again you can’t get it hot but it will negatively impact accuracy to put your hand or anything dull on the barrel directly. Not potential accuracy but for that shot. Barrels vibrate and some even while as they’re moving gas and bullet down the bore. Anything that hampers those vibrations being exactly uniform changes point of impact. Maybe it’s not enough for you to notice or maybe it it’s HUGE, but it’s there. This is theory behind free floating barrels for accuracy. This is why you need some other way to hold the gun in position. Even a piece of wood anchored via a threaded under lug to the barrel puts a barrier between your hand and the barrel which makes more consistency in vibration travel shot to shot. It’s not “survival” gear as it’s not suitable for anything. Get an old Marlin Model 60 for your “survival rifle” at least you can keep pumping CCI Stingers into whatever you’re trying to survive.

I wouldn’t recommend this at all but IF I were gonna defy logic and conventional wisdom I would use a less dense filler than a paper towel. The polyester like fiber fill of a pillow or blanket or sleeping bag would work better and I really still wouldn’t recommend using smokeless in a cap n ball or a muzzleloader. It goes beyond “what the difference really?” and into what are the differences really? Oh you can get 2 guns with all dimensions identical and they not be safe to the same pressures because materials. You got away with it. I’m glad for your fingers you got away with it. If you want a cartridge gun buy one or a conversion cylinder to make that replica into a cartridge gun.

When you realise Italy has probably the most lax F.R.L.S (Firearms Regulation Law Systems) in the E.U, bar a few other's. - Which also surpasses some area's of America, nearly all of Britain, and even most Commonwealth Countries and the RUSSIANS. And then also being one of the most equally fair F.R.L.S's that I've personally ever seen: ranging from what classes, to maximum ammunition, to even the licenses and consequences of even drunk driving.

Funny, I've used similar techniques with a mig machine in order to patch holes in thin pieces of steel, at work. Just quick zaps with the mig g*n. I'm sure it's not as nice or as precise as the micro welding machine you're using, but it works well enough for the application I use it for, with similar results.

Impressive how the screws look like after 80 years

why did u delete the rpg video? it was very cool

You mentioned an Enfield?...

I was thinking about the slit in the stock as you were doing it yelling "NOOOOOO" in my head 😭

As far as taking barrel bands off.. It takes practice and heat. I've restored 50+ mosins here in Texas.