Gun Restoration, 1917 Remington Pump Action Shotgun.
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- Опубліковано 3 лип 2021
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1917 WWI Pump Era Action shotgun - Gun restoration/Conservation. So We found this shotgun magnet fishing and decided we wanted to restore it. But after working of the shotgun I realized I could not get anything apart. So we preserved it. Links are below to get Merchandise, Donate, and magnets. As always thanks for watching.
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I really appreciate your creativity and patience in this difficult restoration. This was harder than most.
Thank you very much, ya that clay was welded on there.
Maybe next time try electrolysis, it gets under the crud and let's it slough off. I have restored concrete encrusted tools with no damage to the base metal.
Yep I do agree I actually had it any electrolysis us for sometime but I couldn’t get the whole firearm submerged in the size of container I had so I went to alternative route if you have watched any of our Recent restorations I use electrolysis us I will probably exclusively use that method along with maybe a little bit of evaporust and sandblasting currently working on an old axhead I found magnet fishing
It may damage the wood
@@wyattmasteka4797 bro the wood is worthless now
@@benjidowning2609 I’m pretty sure aged wood is actually more valuable, not sure if that applies here because of its extensive damage.
I have an original of this shotgun that was handed down from my grandfather, and I still hunt with it! Good job on the restoration.
Wow that is so cool it would be really awesome if I had a gun this old that was handed down through my family generations I really love the corn cob for N stock style of these firearms thank you so much for watching
I'm jealous. Hell didn't have kids myself. Had to give my best friend that has 4 boys my 1911. Hoping he passes it on as intended and they keep with it
Он ничего не восстановил только сверху почистил плохая работа
I am wondering if the butt pad on the video is aftermarket.
Keep on passing it on!!! And treat it well!
I have this shotgun as well that was handed down from my grandfather, it’s a pain in the butt to tear down in good working condition. Good work.
Yeah unfortunately I actually thought I could get it to take apart and Tear it down but did not work out that way I still have it I might try to get it apart another time thanks for watching
As long as you can keep doing the same thing I really appreciate and enjoy your mag fishing and reclaim work you make My day.
Thanks Tim we really appreciate the positivity and we are happy to make others happy. thanks for watching
Great job on the shotgun, it has come along way from it's river exodus and will make a fine wall hanging. A memory of a magnet fishing day.
Of course Robert and it’s gonna be a really nice wall hanger thanks for watching
Yeah that's the problem with magnet fishing, sometimes it's just too rusty ... Nice job though, we're getting out a gun restoration too this week
I know right this one was by far the worst I have done out of the four total now that I have done I could not get that stuff off and I could not get a screw loose because the eroded down so far there was no depth to them so I could not get any torque I tried so many different solutions and I did not want to ruin the gun in the end so I decided not to take it apart I have watched your restoration of your revolver and you also found it magnet fishing which is cool so me and you are very similar and you said you got another one coming out so I’ll be looking for that one in the futureThank you for watching
@@TheKinzlerBros Yes we have really similar channel! We don't always have the chance to repair them, you'll make it for the next one !
Wdym too rusty? Y’all saw that guy that pulled an sks from river? One or two videos later he shot from that weapon. Although he did needed to change magazine and firing mechanism (If you ask me I don’t think the original parts were in that bad of a shape)
@@vincentm7137 russian
Rub in boiled linseed oil into the wood three days in a row. Then soda blast the crud off the metal. Screws can be really tough.
Steam cleaning can sometimes help remove crud and free up screws too.
Ya I have learned a lot since this restoration! Thanks for watching
You fellows have an amazing talent for restoration work. It’s like bringing this firearm back to life, if for presentation purposes only. Extraordinary! Thank you for video and the time spent on this rifle. Cheers gentlemen! 👍🇺🇸
Thank you very much for the nice comment Martin it was a hard road cleaning the gun but I’m glad I did it and stuck it through
@@TheKinzlerBros I hope you will upload an update on this shotgun I think you really may be able to disassemble and fix this gun
"Full Power!" made me giggle.
I was honestly hoping to see it shoot, but this is probably for the best.
Yeah everything was so seized and completely just full of crud the screws were so shallow from all the erosion so I just went with that conserving it as a gun thanks for watching
If only the shotgun could talk ! Beautiful display weapon now .
Right, ya for sure. Thanks for watching!
Amazing at how much that sandblaster helps with the newer videos.
Absolutely, so much easier! Thanks for watching!
That’s is really cool to see it brought back to life.
Sure is really cool thank you Rachael
It wasn't really
Brought back to life????
Thats just plain cool how that came back from crud.
Thanks for sharing
Thanks so much Mary for a watching
hey brother i like this very much you are good at fixing guns i am from where i like i like this very much you are good at fixing guns i am from thailand
Well that is very nice and generous of you to say I did not get this one apart so I don’t really count it as a win for me I’m still learning in this type of field I might come back at it and try to get it apart thank you for watching
Well done. It's always tough to know when to acknowledge a plan isn't going to work and change it up.
Thanks, ya this was a rough one! Thanks for watching
Wow! That was a tough restore but you stuck it through! Looks really good for display!
Thank you so much for the nice comment it was a very hard cleanup I guess because that stuff was so hard to get off
I have an old 22 crack shot I got out of a house fire and it took me a couple months to get it back to fire again I made a stock from oak and the only thing I couldn't get working was the extractor
Yeah the loading and unloading mechanism is weird because it goes in and out of the same spot that I don’t understand but I guess it worked for John pederson to design it thanks for watching
30 years in lake 100 years old 😎
Im impresse its still in 1 piece 🤩
Ya it is crazy, well made gun, thanks for watching
Great work. I just got one in working condition. Unless it's rare $150 to 300 bucks. Do what you too.
Thanks, that's awesome, good luck and thanks for watching!
@@TheKinzlerBros Mine looks like brown bluing. Do you have any videos on bluing?
Great work on it Brandon; will make for an extremely nice wall art decoration. Can't ask for any more from a piece with that much age and being under water for so long. You've done it an immense justice by restoring it to live on as a testament to its service and history. Very fine job, Sir! And super documentation of the process!
Wow that is a very nice comment I wish all of you thought that it would also be super sweet if a lot of you really dedicated viewers shared the videos it really helps springboard it’s recommendation on UA-cam and I say that to you because I know you and I know you like our videos
@@TheKinzlerBros I can do that, be happy to; besides, may convince my wife that I need to do more with mine! ;-)
Yeah that's going to look really good on the wall.
Thank you so much for watching the video we really appreciate the support
Didn't call the cops after finding an abandoned fire arm. Real easy way to end up in a lot of trouble. Lmao
Not really there is no rifling or visible serial number so they will just destroy it
Wow, what a hard job, thanks
Ya it would've been easier if I had the sand blaster back then! Thanks for watching
@@TheKinzlerBros yes,
Beautiful job. You have to be proud of yourself for bringing back some new history.
Yeah it was hard to do and it was hard to stop trying to get it apart because I really wanted to get it all apart and cleaned up but in the end I think I made the right decision thank you Wendy
Another great resto! Happy 4th Kinzler Bros! Can't wait to see what you find and restore next!
Yeah I’m hoping to find a firearm that has not been in the water for as long as this one was this was a tough restoration and I am pretty bummed I did not get it apart but thank you for watching
Aerokrol is good stuff I used it all the time as an aircraft and power plant mechanic gonna have to check the web for some I never have seen it in stores great videos cheers !
Yes it is, thanks we appreciate it!
Awesome video guy's fantastic job on the restoration loved it! River treasure it's a beautiful thing!
River treasure turned to conversation piece turned to awesome wall hanger of history
VERY IMPRESSIVE face lift on the shotgun!!! 😃👍 I found myself giggling several times at both your hand action n the text n when ya gave the grinding bit a toss I totally laughed out loud!! 😅 I was really surprised at how much the wood shrank though (ok, no funny comments from the peanut gallery on that line..haha!! 🤣) when you went to put the butt piece back on...but as ya mentioned it's a wall hanger n it'll be fine. 😊 All in all a solid makeover n mostly impressed at your knowledge of where n how to even begin!! 🥰 Thnx for sharing your experience n looking forward to some new adventures from you guys soon!! 💙 KEEP TOSSIN & KEEP IT CLEAN!! 🏞🧲🪝🪣🧤🦺🗑♻️🚮🌊🙋🏻♀️
Thank you so much Teresa that’s a very long and nice comment I appreciate the support and I’m glad you got a laugh out of me tossing a grinding wheel
i love Shotgun 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍👍
Thank you so much we appreciate the support. thanks for watching
Remington really needs to pay you for this vid cause is the perfect publiciti for how good their products can be, i mean 100 years after and god knows how much time underwater. It still kicks
yea i agree man maybe this will help get the word out haha, thanks for watching
Thank you for giving this beautiful piece of history a better resting place than what it had before. Great job
Thank you very much for the nice comments we appreciate the support
The model 10A trench shotgun came with a 17.5 in barrel. We have the one my Granddaddy bought for $5.00 at the Depot + historical documents from Remington
Very nice, that is a very cool gun, thanks for watching
Sad she will never see service again, but you have brought back a piece of history for generations to enjoy to know that such a fine piece will not be forgotten.
Ya it was too far gone, thank you we appreciate it, thanks for watching
it's amazing how well it lasted all those years submerged, new remington shotguns just rust when you and your buds even talk about duck hunting 🤣
Haha, right ya it is in bad shape. thanks for watching
Best👍
Wow thank you so much
For that tang screw, try and deepen the groove a bit with a file or Dremel and take the end of your screw driver once it is in the groove and give it a tap with the hammer, it might give you enough torque to get that thing off.
Wow I can’t believe I never thought of that but you did and I appreciate you giving me the tip very much now I’m going to have to try it because if I could get the gun apart I would film it and basically I guess make another video thank you for the help
@@TheKinzlerBros thank Mark Novak with the Anvil channel here on UA-cam. The man is a master gunsmith. But you're welcome for the advice
Labor of love
Ya this was in horrible shape, thanks for watching!
I too have an original Rem. Model 10 that was my father's who bought it from a pawn shop back in the seventies. Still shoots great !
That is so awesome, they are great old guns. that is very cool that it still shoots
That was a really non used gun based on the buttplate. When guns get used the buttplate will wear down, and that one looks brand new. Probably was In the river since almost new
Yeah that is true that but play it looked really nice but it had only been in the river for maybe 30 years or more thank you for watching
@@TheKinzlerBros 30 years? That’s it?
Trabalho magnífico de restauração! ☺️👍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🇧🇷
Thank you so much for watching we appreciate the support
И где здесь реставрация?????
I have one I bought for shotgun matches. It shows it's age but is still a good gun to shoot. The only problem is that after two shots, I'm flinching on the third. It's recoil is unbelievable.
That is really neat that’s cool that you got another one like it I wish I had like one that function just because the way that they take down and the way they operate is really cool to me thanks for watching
Love how a screw defeated you
Ya it happens sometimes, we are getting better thanks for watching
Lot of hard work and patience can be seen from the video... good job guys✌️..keep up the good work..hope it reaches million of views.. congrats for 20k+ subscriber ❤️
You’re still supporting us from the beginning man thank you so much for watching and sticking around we really appreciate you
I'd try soaking it in diesel for a couple of days
That’s kind of funny because I actually have some diesel in my garage that I had from a previous restoration from my Ruger that I did I soaked my Ruger in diesel for a while but you got to have a pretty good size container anyways thank you for watching
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Beatiful antourage peace
Yes it turned out OK I wish I would’ve got it apart but I might come at it another day to get it apart
Again nice work
Thank you George I appreciate the kind words
Great job!!! That took so much patience! I love that you decided to go with a preservation. It's a super cool find and I think it's better of as you did it. It's absolutely beautiful!
Thanks Squatch, it definitely took some of my patience. ya there was no other way but to just preserve it. thanks we appreciate you buddy. thanks for watching
I absolutely love this gun, it makes me happy to see someone restoring it so well
Well that is very nice of you to say since a lot of people tend to be negative and tell me I have no idea what I’m doing thank you
I bet a high pressure washer would have taken all of that clay off. Also soaking the whole gun I some 0w20 motor oil for a week or two would probably have loosened up the action and screws. I have done that with some old guns before and it works really well, I heated the oil up to 100 degrees Fahrenheit and let the gun soak for about an hour and I was amazed at how well it lubed it up.
Well those sound like some awesome tips and I really appreciate you giving them to me because there’s a good chance I will use them in the future I still have a shotgun and I’ve been debating on taking another crack at getting it apart because there’s a chance that there’s a Shell in there still and that would be crazy thanks for watching
In the military, we regularly used Methyl Salicylate aka wintergreen oil to loosen up corroded nuts bolts and screws on aircraft. Works pretty good. Also, I use Renascence Wax when restoring old knives!
Very cool, thanks for the advice and for watching
Excellent job! You took your time and did it right. You ended up with a great historical piece. Congrats! What was the amount of time it took from beginning to end? (You are getting good at this)
Probably 20 to 30 hours just me doing it Brandon Austin isn’t really involved in the restoration process he does other things thanks for watching James
Great job on a gun that was never going to see the the light of day of not for you finding it. Good thing you did not ruin it trying to take it apart.
Oh totally agreed on that I’m glad Austin found it and I could bring it back to life on the outside anyway thank you for watching
You have lots of patience.
Bless you and thanks for the video.
No problem thank you for watching can’t wait to make another one
Never let dry out!!
Also appreciate this Tip as well thank you for watching
Good job Lads. I didn't think it would come out that well as long as it had been under the mud.
Well I had hoped of taking it all apart but that did not happen in the end because it just had too much corrosion in the screws that I could not get them to move I was fine with it being a wall hanger thanks for watching
If you ever want help let me know. I don’t blame you at all for stopping where you did. Sometimes “wall hanger” is the answer. I’ve done a few restorations and work on firearms a lot. Again if you need help let me know.
Wow that is very cool to hear we appreciate that
this is a beautiful peace. well look great on your wall. love it
Yes I agree with you on that one Ron
Great video!
Thank you very much for watching and for dropping a comment
@@TheKinzlerBros not a problem!! Running a giveaway on my channel.
Have done a lot of these, use a dremel with cutoff wheel to deepen flathead screw slots... works great and the heat from it will help break them loose.. great job.
Thank you for the help I have not done too many restorations that’s why sometimes I don’t know what I’m doing but I am learning and taking everybody’s advice for new tricks and tips thank you
That's awesome man even though you weren't able to get it functional it's still a very rare collectible cuz it's a Remington and a Remington Shotgun that old is not easy to find it's still rare and collectible to a Remington collector definitely hold on to it
Oh yeah it’s not going anywhere staying in my hands for a very long time I really love it I wish I could’ve gotten it apart as well but in the end I think I made the right decision because I think I would’ve ruined it trying to get it apart thank you for watching
Nice to restore some life into it, still funny you pulled this guy from the bottom of a river.
Ya for sure and its crazy what we have found in those rivers
Now that I look at it a little cleaner, this is the shotgun my Grandfather had
That is awesome, I'm sure his was in much better shape.
Nicely done, what sad fate for a piece of Remington history. But it lives on as a wall hanger. BTW that butt plate might be a great find to a collector of Remington memorabilia😊Hope you guys are having a great 4th of July!🇺🇸 🇺🇸
Thanks for watching Bryant and that’s true somebody might need a butt plate to finish a shotgun
There's a very good reason that these guns are in a river. Criminals always discard their tools
Ya but, it is mostly like a duck or goose hunters shotgun that fell in the water by accident, thanks for watching
Not to bad good job on that wall hanger keep at it boys your doing great two thumbs
Yeah I’ve done I mean as good as I could that firearm spent a long time underwater thanks so much for watching Joseph
So I just watched a different video on UA-cam that showed a guy sanding a piece of hardwood and he takes the sawdust and gathers it on a piece of paper and pours it in a crack in the wood. He then uses a glue ( not sure what glue yet )!but puts the glue in the sawdust and then covers it with more sawdust. He then takes a sander and sands the wood and the cracks are gone. Filled with the same color sawdust. This would be great for old stocks.
That is very interesting, thank you very much for the tip and thanks for watching
'I see the nighbor is blowing dust off from his shotgun in the middle of the road again.'
That’s kind of funny for you to say that I don’t know if you’re actually one of my neighbors or if you’re just making a joke either way thank you for watching
The world may never know...
thumbs up
Well thank you
WOW! This was a really tedious one but it came out looking nice - a nice display piece.
Yeah it was a lot of work and it's still in rough shape because it was in the water too long thanks for watching
Make yourself a cheap lil mini sandblaster from plastic bottle some tubing and a blowgun
Awesome thanks for the tip. But I’m going to buy one.
@@TheKinzlerBros i find the bought ones are a lil too big for smaller things sometimes. I suggest the kind w pistol grip and lil plastic hopper tank on top if you're using regular playground sand in it but tbh i think i may experiment w building a x small nozzle for mine. Oh and don't forget the millitary surplus gas mask. Because full face ..youll need it and i find the military gas mask quite usable for this task
Kool
thanks you i think it is awesome as well
Absolutely beautiful
Thank you and thanks for watching
havent finished the video but i know this is going to be great
We appreciate it Tomas, thanks for watching
Well I was hoping to see it fire
Yeah I know I was hoping that too but given the condition it was without me disassembling it I think it would not be a great idea it would probably backfire or blow up the gun thank you for watching
@@TheKinzlerBros I understand completely. That was an awesome find though. I enjoy your channel
That lake sure has a lot of guns in it😂
We have only found one gun in a lake, the rest rivers. thanks for the comment
Ahh 😌 some more asmr to put me yo sleep lol minus the grinding part lol 😝
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching
A simple drill bit and 5 minutes or less and I could've gotten those screws out that they were trying for a month to remove. Restoring this beauty would've been more important to me than saving a couple of screws. And I won't even start with the stone grinding.... smh
Yes we were lacking some experience at the time but, now we would drill them out with a drill press. thanks for watching
I dont know if a wire wheel on an angle grinder would work or damage the restoration piece, but i feel like that tiny Dremel is very very time consuming lol.
Ya we have acquired more tools since this video, yes it is time consuming
@@TheKinzlerBros yeaa saw the sandblaster and etc.. super cool‼️
Would be fantastic to make a full recovery of that brave soldier .
Ya but, its just too far gone. Thanks for watching!
Ho ! I see , beautiful work anyway . Bravo !
Electrolysis, my man. That, and a handheld impact driver. Work wonders.
Well Jamie I actually did use electrolysis for two days and it did not help much. I wanted to use that method but I could not get the gun apart. Thanks for the comment
@@TheKinzlerBros Gotcha. Thanks for the response. Everyone's a critic, right? Nice work.
Good job on cleaning it, would love to see this one fully restored
Ya we would too but, its just in real tough shape, thanks for watching
You brought it back to life! I Enjoyed the video.
Well I sort of brought it back to life I brought the outside back to life but I would’ve broke the gun if I would’ve tried to take it apart and kept trying and kept trying because I literally spent weeks trying to get screws out
No way .... What a find !!
Yeah pretty crazy to come a crossed a gun this old and then to be able to somewhat restore it I know a lot of them people will hate on me because I did not get it apart but I made that decision because I did not want to ruin the shotgun thank you for watching I appreciate it
You did a fantastic job on this shotgun. Making the decision to preserve it was the perfect choice. I'm with you on sandblasting. Sure would have taken that cemented clay off quite a bit faster. Thank you for sharing. 👍👍👍
Wow really appreciate the nice comment I am getting a sandblaster by the way and I’ve bench grinder.
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Satisfying
Thanks for watching
Perfect.
Wow for you to say that is very nice of you since I did not finish it I did not get it apart and there is a lot of criticism from this video and even if you’re being sarcastic I appreciate the comment in the honesty
That turned into a nice piece, good to see it come alive a hundred plus years later
Thank you very much we appreciate you, thanks for watching
Most of similar videos don't explain anything they are doing or what they are using. Thanks for giving brief explanation for those of us who want to learn. Great work.
Ya they are bad with that, we try to say as much as possible, thanks for watching we appreciate it!
Working on vehicles i use a blowtorch for bolts and nuts to expand and soften the metal. For that and especially the screws on the top you can get one of those mini torches and apply heat.
Thanks for the tip, we have thought about it but its so close to the stock, thanks for watching
@@TheKinzlerBros I thought if that too but if you use the smaller mini torches (almost like a lighter) and you keep the flame moving around and not on a consistent spot too close to the stock then you should be ok. If you get nervous about it you could always use some fireproof material and cover it or use a piece of sheet metal as a deflector. Love the videos bud. Keep up the great work!!
Liquid Wrench is the best stuff I’ve ever seen for rusty bolts. That stuff is incredible.
Thanks for the tip and for watching
Sulfuric acid is one way you could dissolve the bonded clay another is paint thinner and or rubbing alcohol mix
That is interesting I really appreciate the tips because I learn a lot from people that watch my videos and watch me screw up and then give me tips so thank you for watching and for the tips
He should have washen out the clay with a hi-pressure warm water jet .
Good job mate 👍
Thank you, thanks for watching
Too bad it’s only a wall piece. Other than that, that had to have been one of the most difficult restorations you’ve ever done. Well done 👍
Yes it is, ya it was for sure! Thanks for watching!
Duck hunting.. Doh !
Yeah I agree 100% I live in North Dakota
You are so patient good job it looks great
Thank you so much for watching
The sheer effort and commitment on display here is staggering to say the least. Color me impressed
We appreciate that so much, thanks for the support and for watching
kinzey bros
Thanks and thanks for watching!
You Bro's are so awesome in your restorations, so impressed.👍👍
Thank you so much I am still sad I couldn’t get it apart but I did do a nice cleanup of the outside
30 years in the river xD
Yes it is crazy, thanks for watching