Very good work on all these projects but it hurts me seeing all the barrel plugging and firing pin grinding. While i understand deactivation is required by the law, i would appreciate if you put the reasons for deactivation in the description box or add a caption in the video itself
@@joedon9758 he didnt find it, he was the one that aged it. its a youtube thing, leave items in water and dirt until they are rusty and then pretend you found them. millions of views. get paid.
it's less valuable since half of the repairs are just welds, Also it lost the majority of its value the moment the rust clean caused the parts to disintegrate. what's left is what's still valuable.
@@SlavicUnionGaming There are all types of collectors. Most working examples were taken as trophies which means they may or may not have ever seen combat. And most battlefield artifacts are not in usable condition. The fact that this one is both a battlefield artifact and seeming working condition makes it quite rare and highly desirable for the right collector.
@@khyronkravshera7774 No... no actual collector would want anything to do with this. Only someone who knows nothing about actual firearms, or collectiing would even suggest that. I have multiple war relics that saw service/combat and are fully functional... it isnt that rare to find, whats rare is finding then original as issued, all matching markings and unmolested.
The most impressive thing Is not only the restoration itself but the kwow-how of all the constructive procedures related to this old gun. This is nuts 🤯
I was thinking there is no way a ball of rust could be restored. I am. Lost for words. You are a true master of your skill. Very impressive. Excellent work
I hope there's others like them who allow apprentices, This has to be, like, second on the list of things I wanna do if the job I currently want looks bleek or fails.
Your skills would be highly sought after here in France. We have tons of artifacts that require restoration but not enough people. Great job, sir. I admire your tenacity.
At that condition you should need a time machine to restore it. Although you probably wouldn't want to meet it's original owner. Absolutely insane restoration.
A really cool weapon and a truly incredible restoration, couldn't have imagined saving any of it. Can't understand why people would prefer these things remain in their original destroyed condition, rather than gaining a new existence to be appreciated and respected for their original historic value for decades to come. This man's effort honors the previous owner and anyone getting to see and handle them in such a faithfully original condition would surely feel more connected to history. Such a talent is a special gift to the world.
Incredible. Simply one of the top 10 gun restorations on youtube, because you haven't the best tools and could get to a brilliant result. Can't imagine what could you do with some other tools!
One of the most delicate, intricate and accurate restorations I have ever seen. The amount of dedication and skill that must have taken is ridiculous. Amazing job!
@@swojal1493 I actually do it for a living, for the Erie county historical society... That is why I speak from experience and not supposition "bud". Maybe you should take a seat...
@@C.Double. maybe since you say you do it for a living, not be a douchebag? The amount of work bro put into that luger is downright impressive, if you can do better then post a video on ur channel of the same thing in 30% worse condition and an even better restoration. I Didn’t think so. Instead of being a dick, let people be intrigued by someones still and passion that they share on the internet, regardless or not if you “think” you can do any better.
When I was a kid, there was a full service gas station in the neighborhood and the mechanic used to say "your problem is simple. Just jack up the nut behind the wheel and slide a new car in underneath". What you said reminds me of that.
These people are incredible. I love these videos and what they are capable of doing. I'm so impressed with ya'll. I can't imagine the patience it takes and working knowledge of the firearm to do what ya'll can do. Very impressive.
You, sir, are not a craftsman, you are a magician. You took a hunk of rusted up garbage and recreated the pistol hiding within it. It was an honor to watch you work. Amazing finished classic Luger.
I admit I skipped to the end yo see if you would make it a “wall hanger”. But I was extremely surprised when it suddenly became functional. Excellent work.
Your skill and knowledge is truely amazing sir. Very few people have the skill to take a rusty old piece and return it to its original glory. The Luger is a firearm that is considered a true master piece and your skill in bring it back from the rust was inspiring. I salute you sir.
I’m surprised it took you only 1.5 months. I’m even more surprised that there was anything left of the metal to work with. And I’m very impressed with the amazing metal work to restore those bits which were beyond repair (probably 50%).
@@pontushaggstrom6261 And rightfully so, I noticed something off in many of these restauration videos and channels, the items look weirdly worn. I looked into it and many are fake where they use certain methods to make it look aged, basically the items look too much and too evenly rusted / worn. It's all fake.
@@scott0111 I'm an information specialist and look very critical at online information. The video list for this channel looks a bit too good to be true to me. I found many videos on youtube explaining 'fake restoration videos', so it's definitely a problem. It is interesting to note there are different categories of fakeness, from 'mild fake' (exaggerated damage) to 'complete fake' (just some rust-looking paint).
I stumbled upon this video & I have never seen anything like it. My late father was a gun fanatic; owned many. He was an Engineer too and I know for a fact he would have been seriously impressed with this restoration. This man is a genius and I watched this from beginning to end. Truly remarkable!
@@Tommm_DEV Because it gets views and makes money. Ever watch someone weather a model train set, or diorama? Same principles. They weather it, then unweather it or "restore" it. People do this with every kind of object imaginable. Even full size cars claimed to be "barn finds." There's several videos showing how both sides of the operation work with various objects. The majority of these types of videos are faked.
The restoration process is incredible and fabulous; Going from a piece of junk to a relic is beyond words. What is missing is to test it in each restoration to see its shooting effectiveness.
I would never expect that such a rusty relic could be restored. My congratulations and admiration go to the restorer. You have worked a true engineering miracle. Well done to you. You are the best.!
Only a RACIST would restore an instrument of hate. How could you not know that UA-cam is controlled by Jews? I'm reporting your antisemitic comment and this antisemitic video to them so you can be CENSORED!
After seeing the gun I never thought the end result would be so good. The amount of rust it had made me feel apprehensive about it. But, the end result is so good. Great Job!!
Dude, I though you were saying "I've never seen anything that looks that bad restored" but I re-read it so I then got the comment right Even though, you are right about it
It's definitely impressive. I highly doubt it will ever function as a firearm again but to get it back to where it's moving parts all operate again is amazing
Incredible job! Love how he didnt sand and polished everything into perfection. This way this gun still tells a little story of its history. And that was being a broken piece of rust only a master like him could restore.
Parabéns melhor trabalho de restauração de arma que vi , até hoje. Na dificuldade do projeto inicial eu não faria essa restauração. Está de parabéns 👏👏👏
@@Jay-jb2vr there are "restoration" channels where they fake age either in a salt bath or bury it in the yard. Then film a montages of the "repair" for clicks. Some enjoy the montages, but most find it disingenuous and shows little skill since it amounts to a montage of disassembling and cleaning, not restoration.
Less a restoration, more of a labor of love and dedication! A lesser person would have just left this side arm as a relic to be displayed at a museum. But against all odds you brought it back to life!
I've seen a lot of restorations on UA-cam and I have to say that this was the best repair and restoration I have ever seen on UA-cam. Most excellent work.👍🏿
I am very impressed with the welding skills that were shown in this project! This whole project was awesome to watch. I have never been as impressed with a UA-cam farm video as I was with this restoration of this Lugar. The welding skills and the gunsmith skills that were showed in this restoration project were unbelievable. At first it looked like the person was going to just salvage parts off the gun and maybe sell them or something. But then, as I saw the Welding commence, I knew that it was on! My hat is off to you, sir.
Amazing! The one from my great grandfather looks just as rusted as the one restored. I would never have dreamt that it is possible to restore it to this grade
This was an amazingly good restoration. Good display collection piece. Though it’s firing days are done, I am absolutely blown away how well this turned out!
Having an extensive background in welding, from TIG on down to plain old Oxy-Acet., started taking on jobs for farmers and collectors who could no longer find critical 100 yr.old parts for their tractors.Water pumps, engine blocks,etc.Once in a while if it's a rare piece I'll do a knife or Zipper lighter. Your video of your restoration work on that hunk that most would have thrown away was absolutely exemplary, and showed great experience.I know the satisfaction it brings.Subscribed 👏👏👏
Great job restoring sir! You took a German Luger P-08 Pistol, that was in "terrible" shape, and definitely a "non-shooter",and you spoke some magic words, waved your magic wand, and now you have a decent shooter P-08. Many thanks for your video on a handgun known by millions, the Luger P-08.
When I was 13 we lived in a small German village in the Hunsrück area of Germany in 1963. Dad was Air Force and we were there for three years. Being interested in WW2 I was always keeping my eyes open for coins and other artifacts from that period. One day I was walking up a hill on the edge of the road and was looking for more German Reich coins in a little stream/sewer running alongside the road when I spotted a rusty pistol in the water. Being a fan of the Sgt Rock comic books back then I knew it wasn't a Luger but it was small, the grips were rotted away and, looking back on it, I'm guessing it was a Walther. Anyway, I took it back to my father and showed it to him and he said to just go throw it back where I found it. I did just that. The initial pictures shown here reminded me of that.
I was surprised that the restorer used mig welding where tig would be far more accurate, but what an absolutely talented artisan to bring back to life what was otherwise scrap. Congratulations on your skills and thank you for a brilliantly shot video
Now I have seen a lot of world war 2 stuff but this is something that is entirely it’s own!!! Excellent work man!!! This is truly a unique piece of history!!
This pistol type exists since 1908 like the name says. It was used from police and military since then for almost 40 years till the end of WW2. It also lived through 4 types of goverment systems in Germany: 1. Monarchy until 1918 2. Democracy until 1933 3. Dictatorship until 1945 4. Democracy since 1949
Not sure it can be called "restored" as such, but having turn back that lump of rust into a seemingly working pistol is unbelievable. What you've done is impressive!
Friends, please rate the work!
Perfcet work my bro
10/10
I love you ❤. Thank you for restoring this beautiful peice of history.
Very good work on all these projects but it hurts me seeing all the barrel plugging and firing pin grinding. While i understand deactivation is required by the law, i would appreciate if you put the reasons for deactivation in the description box or add a caption in the video itself
awesome work, it's nice to see you do a proper restoration, unlike other channels, I look forward to seeing more from you, cheers.
This is the most extreme restoration I have seen of a gun. Impressive
He literally rebuild this thing from its paleotological find...
Probably because it was the only one that was legit
Kinda feels fake
@@joedon9758 he didnt find it, he was the one that aged it. its a youtube thing, leave items in water and dirt until they are rusty and then pretend you found them. millions of views. get paid.
@@marting5130 even so its still impressive and if done right can inform people on real restoration
70% original Luger, but 100% historical artifact, amazing job, you did a miracle!
THE BRUNHILDE OF COD!!!
it's less valuable since half of the repairs are just welds, Also it lost the majority of its value the moment the rust clean caused the parts to disintegrate. what's left is what's still valuable.
It was literally a hunk of metal. Literally anything he did would have improved it
@@SlavicUnionGaming There are all types of collectors. Most working examples were taken as trophies which means they may or may not have ever seen combat. And most battlefield artifacts are not in usable condition. The fact that this one is both a battlefield artifact and seeming working condition makes it quite rare and highly desirable for the right collector.
@@khyronkravshera7774 No... no actual collector would want anything to do with this. Only someone who knows nothing about actual firearms, or collectiing would even suggest that. I have multiple war relics that saw service/combat and are fully functional... it isnt that rare to find, whats rare is finding then original as issued, all matching markings and unmolested.
The most impressive thing Is not only the restoration itself but the kwow-how of all the constructive procedures related to this old gun. This is nuts 🤯
what is even more impressive is how he made the wood rust!
Replacing only the bare minimum and lightly resurfacing the components in such a sensitive way, is very impressive.. Well done..
Amazing transformation. I honestly thought it was beyond salvaging.. This is not a restoration, it's a rebuilt.Excellent work..
Doubt he’d do a video where can’t do it would he
@@fannymcpeterson1543we found the jerk
I don’t agree
@@fannymcpeterson1543Why not?
@@JohnDoe-mb1uu🗿
The fact that it had an empty cartridge in the chamber is crazy. The last shot fired in that pistol was in angry.
Amazing
Or, you know, that final bullet went upwards towards the heavens
Probably through ole Heinrich’s temple as the sound of Russian tanks approached.
@@Rockoblocko exactly what I thinking
You indeed took quit a risk with old ammunition possibly in the chamber or something… but it looks like you know yr way around guns 😅😂
I mean, last shot could also have been target practice.
I was thinking there is no way a ball of rust could be restored. I am. Lost for words. You are a true master of your skill. Very impressive. Excellent work
Incredible that this was even possible. Crazy to think what that pistol may have been through and done in its early years.
The right things.
I Hope this guy has a fair amount of apprentices. This type of skill and craftsmanship needs to be passed on to future generations
I hope there's others like them who allow apprentices, This has to be, like, second on the list of things I wanna do if the job I currently want looks bleek or fails.
And it is. He's recording the entire process. Enthusiasts of restoration can learn from him from this point
I enjoy this
This was so impressive, how you turned a lump of scrap back into an object was fascinating to watch
Thats because these restorations are fake. Please watch the documentary here on UA-cam exposing these scam channels
Unbelievable skill and talent to do this. Nice to see a real restoration video on UA-cam!
Your skills would be highly sought after here in France. We have tons of artifacts that require restoration but not enough people. Great job, sir. I admire your tenacity.
Weapons don't need to be restored, there are plenty of working examples of antique weapons available if you want to see them.
I thought the french people are only good at making many of their own second class citizens.
Love the fact you tried to keep as much of the original gun as possible, even if it meant sacrificing the final finish. Very impressive work
At that condition you should need a time machine to restore it. Although you probably wouldn't want to meet it's original owner. Absolutely insane restoration.
I guarantee the original owner was 10 times the man you are.
Well, this was a P08 Luger, not a P38. Meaning that it wouldn't have been carried by the guys you think it was.
Yeah, probably a badass.
@@FriendlySniperYT Whats the difference?
@@lucidrop9131 One is from 1908, the other from 1938. One was used in WW1, the other in WW2
A really cool weapon and a truly incredible restoration, couldn't have imagined saving any of it. Can't understand why people would prefer these things remain in their original destroyed condition, rather than gaining a new existence to be appreciated and respected for their original historic value for decades to come. This man's effort honors the previous owner and anyone getting to see and handle them in such a faithfully original condition would surely feel more connected to history. Such a talent is a special gift to the world.
Incredible. Simply one of the top 10 gun restorations on youtube, because you haven't the best tools and could get to a brilliant result. Can't imagine what could you do with some other tools!
One of the most delicate, intricate and accurate restorations I have ever seen. The amount of dedication and skill that must have taken is ridiculous. Amazing job!
Welding and grinding is not delicate... lmfao smh
@@C.Double. then you do it. Didnt think think so, now sit down bud
@@swojal1493 I actually do it for a living, for the Erie county historical society... That is why I speak from experience and not supposition "bud". Maybe you should take a seat...
@@C.Double. maybe since you say you do it for a living, not be a douchebag? The amount of work bro put into that luger is downright impressive, if you can do better then post a video on ur channel of the same thing in 30% worse condition and an even better restoration. I Didn’t think so. Instead of being a dick, let people be intrigued by someones still and passion that they share on the internet, regardless or not if you “think” you can do any better.
@@C.Double.as an expert, would you say this is a well done restoration?
Any other person would’ve been like: sir, I’m afraid your firing pin needs a new gun… Impressive work!
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ I'm Jewish
When I was a kid, there was a full service gas station in the neighborhood and the mechanic used to say "your problem is simple. Just jack up the nut behind the wheel and slide a new car in underneath". What you said reminds me of that.
@@DaBaumm So was Jesus
@@EmJay2022 We don't worship Jesus, we worship Yahweh/Adonai
What does that have to do with this video? Nothing
That was an astounding restoration! I didn't think it was possible. Certainly not a project for amateurs or hobbyists. Wow!!!❤❤
These people are incredible. I love these videos and what they are capable of doing. I'm so impressed with ya'll. I can't imagine the patience it takes and working knowledge of the firearm to do what ya'll can do. Very impressive.
This was well beyond a restoration, you rebuilt it. I think the Germans who made it would have been impressed with your craftsmanship.
Grandpa would be proud, for sure.
@@Taranis2b of course
@@Taranis2b Is your Grandpa in Argentina currently? Just asking
@@Darbuinsito my grandpa is in argentina and he has a cool moustache
@@josif1428 it is a WW1 gun
You, sir, are not a craftsman, you are a magician. You took a hunk of rusted up garbage and recreated the pistol hiding within it. It was an honor to watch you work. Amazing finished classic Luger.
I admit I skipped to the end yo see if you would make it a “wall hanger”. But I was extremely surprised when it suddenly became functional. Excellent work.
Your skill and knowledge is truely amazing sir. Very few people have the skill to take a rusty old piece and return it to its original glory. The Luger is a firearm that is considered a true master piece and your skill in bring it back from the rust was inspiring. I salute you sir.
This is absolutely amazing! How you restored it back to its former condition is nothing less than incredible.
I wouldn't say former condition, it was still pretty messed up but it was presentable definitely not a shooter anymore.
@@1950sFordGuy true. Good point!
I’m surprised it took you only 1.5 months. I’m even more surprised that there was anything left of the metal to work with. And I’m very impressed with the amazing metal work to restore those bits which were beyond repair (probably 50%).
I am suspicious
@@pontushaggstrom6261 And rightfully so, I noticed something off in many of these restauration videos and channels, the items look weirdly worn. I looked into it and many are fake where they use certain methods to make it look aged, basically the items look too much and too evenly rusted / worn. It's all fake.
@Joost Driesens clearly not fake ..I'm a metalworker ..100% real
@@scott0111 I'm an information specialist and look very critical at online information.
The video list for this channel looks a bit too good to be true to me.
I found many videos on youtube explaining 'fake restoration videos', so it's definitely a problem.
It is interesting to note there are different categories of fakeness, from 'mild fake' (exaggerated damage) to 'complete fake' (just some rust-looking paint).
@@joostdriesens3984 A vast majority of the restoration ones are fake And once that looked like this to begin with appear suspiciously artificial
I stumbled upon this video & I have never seen anything like it. My late father was a gun fanatic; owned many. He was an Engineer too and I know for a fact he would have been seriously impressed with this restoration. This man is a genius and I watched this from beginning to end. Truly remarkable!
The patience and skill it takes to do this is mind-boggling ! Excellent work
I always find it impressive that what seemed like just a few hours of restoration as seen in the video actually took more than a month to complete.
I find it impressive that there is still people as thick as you in the world.
@@michaela7100 calling someone thick, when you’re ironically the dumbest person in this comment section is impressive. think before you type.
@@michaela7100 wha
@@khan-ch2vs I think they’re projecting
@@kaiserweeaboo1817 it mean two things
This guy's talent, patience and dedication is off the charts...
True. And not only talent. He must ve learned and perfected this profession over many years.
@@gothia1715 this restoration is fake.
@@mybuttcheeks11 Why?
@@Tommm_DEV because the actual antique went between his buttcheeks.
@@Tommm_DEV Because it gets views and makes money. Ever watch someone weather a model train set, or diorama? Same principles. They weather it, then unweather it or "restore" it. People do this with every kind of object imaginable. Even full size cars claimed to be "barn finds." There's several videos showing how both sides of the operation work with various objects. The majority of these types of videos are faked.
Astonishing restoration job. Never thought you would get it this good!!
The restoration process is incredible and fabulous; Going from a piece of junk to a relic is beyond words.
What is missing is to test it in each restoration to see its shooting effectiveness.
They did the impossible! Well done!
Да ...
Молодец ...
Yea. It seems like it was fake. Oh wait
@@wladimir.Quiroz what are you talking about
Doing the impossible would be firing it and surviving
If by impossible you mean they faked it and then did things an actual restoration expert would gringe at?? then yes, they did the impossible lol
This is not just a simple restoration. This is a work of art!
Absolutely incredible restoration and incredible history!
Работа достойная, респект и уважение!!!
Not only is the project and build insanely impressive, but the cinematography and video footage is also brilliant. Awesome job, man!
I would never expect that such a rusty relic could be restored. My congratulations and admiration go to the restorer. You have worked a true engineering miracle. Well done to you. You are the best.!
Only a RACIST would restore an instrument of hate. How could you not know that UA-cam is controlled by Jews? I'm reporting your antisemitic comment and this antisemitic video to them so you can be CENSORED!
He must go and work for NASA😊
After seeing the gun I never thought the end result would be so good. The amount of rust it had made me feel apprehensive about it. But, the end result is so good. Great Job!!
Great job. This pistol is one of the most dangerous when partially dissembled. With the trigger mech still active on a detached barrel .
You my friend are a wizard, what you did with this rust clump is amazing 😮
Brilliant! Love seeing old tools like these get restored so they can continue doing the job they were created for.
Well...
Sos un Mago, increíble las restauraciones.....FELICITACIONES.....saludos desde Mendoza Argentina 🇦🇷
I’ve never seen anything that looks that bad be restored before, incredible job
Same here! I watched this just to see if he could do it.
Excellent job!!
Dude, I though you were saying "I've never seen anything that looks that bad restored" but I re-read it so I then got the comment right
Even though, you are right about it
I would never have thought that gun could be restored. Amazing.
Absolutely brilliant. Who wouldn't want one of these in their collection?
Amazing! Couldn't believe the handle reconstruction was doable, impressive!
Finally a channel that I feel restores ACTUAL items that haven’t been “age accelerated” for views. Thank you!
This one was accelerated too
Are you sure about that?
@@Syko1985it’s a bot commenting bro lol
You litterary turned a rotten potato into a working Luger. Impressive! 👑
It's definitely impressive. I highly doubt it will ever function as a firearm again but to get it back to where it's moving parts all operate again is amazing
@@1badombre82Yep I’d be firing this with a string pull from behind a shield😂😂😂
All i can say is this is an example of craftsmanship and skill. Well done.
This goes beyond way restoration, actually straying into refurbishment, well done!
That was incredible. To bring something back to at least a functional level that started out so far from recovery is simply astonishing. Bravo!
to restore a gun in that condition takes alot of love for what you do.. incredible work brother.
What an incredible restoration.. you truly are an artisan! Congratulations!
Dude you went above and beyond in bringing this beauty back, bravo!
Incredible job!
Love how he didnt sand and polished everything into perfection. This way this gun still tells a little story of its history. And that was being a broken piece of rust only a master like him could restore.
One of the most difficult restos I've seen on UA-cam, they're a very complex weapon, and the condition was bad, well done.
Parabéns melhor trabalho de restauração de arma que vi , até hoje. Na dificuldade do projeto inicial eu não faria essa restauração. Está de parabéns 👏👏👏
Very nice…I love the before and after pics…clean smooth craftsmanship.
Finally! An actual legit beautiful restoration, none of the fake crap. Hats off to you sir!
What fake crap?
@@Jay-jb2vr there are "restoration" channels where they fake age either in a salt bath or bury it in the yard. Then film a montages of the "repair" for clicks.
Some enjoy the montages, but most find it disingenuous and shows little skill since it amounts to a montage of disassembling and cleaning, not restoration.
An indefatigable excellent craftsman. Best restoration gunsmith I've seen on here.
Indefatigable is crazzyyy I could not say it after 5 attempts I gave up 😂
Indefatigable😅
in·de·fat·i·gable..ahem' .u mean.... Gobble.
Oooo
I am vert impressed. Thanks for saving such a beautiful piece of history.
Fantástico. Ele é um artista verdadeiro.
Less a restoration, more of a labor of love and dedication! A lesser person would have just left this side arm as a relic to be displayed at a museum. But against all odds you brought it back to life!
I've seen a lot of restorations on UA-cam and I have to say that this was the best repair and restoration I have ever seen on UA-cam. Most excellent work.👍🏿
Most are fake tho
@@mracke47 Yep , they buy old stuff of ebay and dip them in acids and salts to make them look old and weathered....pathetic.
@@mracke47 This One Is Too!!!
Amazing talent! Love these old guns.
A master at his craft! Such dedication is remarkable.
Amazing. You're ability to bring broken history back to life is crazy.
I am very impressed with the welding skills that were shown in this project! This whole project was awesome to watch. I have never been as impressed with a UA-cam farm video as I was with this restoration of this Lugar. The welding skills and the gunsmith skills that were showed in this restoration project were unbelievable. At first it looked like the person was going to just salvage parts off the gun and maybe sell them or something. But then, as I saw the Welding commence, I knew that it was on! My hat is off to you, sir.
A wonderful restoration. It is obvious you are a skilled metal fabricator. Thank you for sharing.
Amazing! The one from my great grandfather looks just as rusted as the one restored. I would never have dreamt that it is possible to restore it to this grade
möchtest du sie restauriert bekommen?
This was an amazingly good restoration. Good display collection piece. Though it’s firing days are done, I am absolutely blown away how well this turned out!
Having an extensive background in welding, from TIG on down to plain old Oxy-Acet., started taking on jobs for farmers and collectors who could no longer find critical 100 yr.old parts for their tractors.Water pumps, engine blocks,etc.Once in a while if it's a rare piece I'll do a knife or Zipper lighter. Your video of your restoration work on that hunk that most would have thrown away was absolutely exemplary, and showed great experience.I know the satisfaction it brings.Subscribed 👏👏👏
Dude, you're an absolute legend. I hope you do more of these in the future.
I haven’t seen work like that done . Really excellent .
Outstanding restoration my friend,I didn't think anything could be done anymore,but I was wrong,you proved it.
Great job friend, this restoration was almost Impossible. Congratulations.
Great job restoring sir! You took a German Luger P-08 Pistol, that was in "terrible" shape, and definitely a "non-shooter",and you spoke some magic words, waved your magic wand, and now you have a decent shooter P-08. Many thanks for your video on a handgun known by millions, the Luger P-08.
This is unbelievable. It blows me away how crazy smart some people are.
Это что-то невероятное! Первые мысли: а что там восстанавливать-то?!))
Просто прекрасно!
Excellent restoration! Это же сколько труда было вложено! Вы - волшебник!
Он украл это видео
Incredible skill shown here. Thanks for posting this!
Muuuy , muuuy bueno !!! De lo mejor que he visto. Felicitaciones .
When I was 13 we lived in a small German village in the Hunsrück area of Germany in 1963. Dad was Air Force and we were there for three years. Being interested in WW2 I was always keeping my eyes open for coins and other artifacts from that period. One day I was walking up a hill on the edge of the road and was looking for more German Reich coins in a little stream/sewer running alongside the road when I spotted a rusty pistol in the water. Being a fan of the Sgt Rock comic books back then I knew it wasn't a Luger but it was small, the grips were rotted away and, looking back on it, I'm guessing it was a Walther. Anyway, I took it back to my father and showed it to him and he said to just go throw it back where I found it. I did just that. The initial pictures shown here reminded me of that.
L dad
I was surprised that the restorer used mig welding where tig would be far more accurate, but what an absolutely talented artisan to bring back to life what was otherwise scrap. Congratulations on your skills and thank you for a brilliantly shot video
Can't believe you salvaged that gun amazing
That has to be one of the best restorations I've ever seen
Insane. I was not expecting you to utilize that much of the original.
По началу на "старичка" смотреть было больно, но досмотрев можно сказать, что несомненно проделана монументальная работа. Моё почтение 👏👏👏
А потом к нему пришли люди с общества защиты животных и настойчиво попросили поделку а с ней и 3000$...
Он украл это видео
All the welding and replacements reminded me of the Thesus paradox, but at least the thing got functional.
This is one of the best restoration i have seen ! well done
Now I have seen a lot of world war 2 stuff but this is something that is entirely it’s own!!! Excellent work man!!! This is truly a unique piece of history!!
This pistol type exists since 1908 like the name says. It was used from police and military since then for almost 40 years till the end of WW2. It also lived through 4 types of goverment systems in Germany:
1. Monarchy until 1918
2. Democracy until 1933
3. Dictatorship until 1945
4. Democracy since 1949
I thought this could not be restored, I am amazed! 11 out of 10!!! amazed!!!
You did a miracle, amazing job saving this piece of history
Espetacular. Muito difícil essa restauração. Parabéns
Not sure it can be called "restored" as such, but having turn back that lump of rust into a seemingly working pistol is unbelievable. What you've done is impressive!
Ficou maravilhosa, isso é que é restauração, parabéns amigo 👍🌹
I bet the original manufacturers (at DWM ?) of this Luger, a hundred years ago, would have had a keen interest to see this video.
Amazing transformation. I honestly thought it was beyond salvaging.