I always figured other people who use sandblasters probably want to know the grit and all that. This is the first time I've seen a restoration channel put that info up on screen, just thought it was a nice touch :).
This guy makes satisfying videos. I'm not really sure why he would degrease right before sandblasting. Doing it before AND after, fine, but the piece is going to need degreasing and cleaning again regardless of when you do the sandblasting, right before you do the painting part for sure. And nothing beats compressed air for cleaning, of course, which everybody already knows, but iit still seems like few people doing these kinds of videos even own a compressor.
@@easylee1417 Yeah I think that we have the most benevolent gun laws in the entire Europe, ideal for collectors. Many WW2 and Cold War guns around here. U can get a LMG for about 2000$ easily. You need to have a special permission for full auto guns tho. Switchblades are legal here as well.
really looking forward to future content. I started with the Uzi, and honestly spent the night going back through all of your previous videos, enjoying every one immensely.
DAMN, crazy how rust can attack the gun and leave a perfectly good sign where the sling ring is, almost like this is painted and not in fact, rusted. crazy huh
@@restorationh.i.a7139 theres hella info on the internet how to restore guns, I would use at least a VPN to search any of that shit up tho unless u want fbi at your door lmao
This is probably the best comment on the internet I've ever seen. Useful information, not insulting to anyone, exactly the kind of information that's not commonly found either
Great video I just moved to an area that is extremely wet and I kept my persuader (shotgun) in the basement. I just got it out to look at it for the first time in 3 years. Thank you so much for this video. I ordered the rust remover and will use a tub similar to the one you used. Can't thank you enough for this informative video.
Rusted guns? NOOooooo ! I put away my Remington Nylon 66 back around 1980 and just recently dug it out again. I don't remember how I cleaned it last but all trace of old lubricant was of course, long gone and a brush and patch down the bore showed a little bit of rust. Which can be avoided by storing guns coated in Eezox or better yet, RIG. But any gun I store with RIG in the bore needs some note or tag put on saying that this has been done for the benefit of the next guy who pulls it out of storage. Because obviously you needa clean the bore for sure if it has been put away with RIG inside it. At least if you use the RIG you'll still have rifling left in the bore, though.
Excelente restauracion 👍🏻 se ve que eres muy cuidadoso a la hora de desarmar el arma para no dañarla y también usas las herramientas correctas, todos los pasos que seguistes me gusto y al final pareciera que lo habias comprado en una tienda, felicitaciones
"Where did he find an uzi in 9x21?" *sees all the comments about Italy This makes more sense now. Absolutely great work, I enjoy seeing these restorations
@Gamer Republic Italy has laws that govern what kind of caliber civilian handguns can use. 9mm parabellum is considered a military cartridge and is thus outlawed for civilian use, so the 9x21 cartridge was developed for the civilian market. It is underpowered compared to regular 9mm.
@@andrewstewart1464 It isn't underpowered. Ballistically they are identical. You can even use 9x19 loading data for 9x21mm and can actually make 9x21mm hotter than 9x19mm if you have the correct recoil spring. 9x21mm was just developed for countries that don't allow civilians to own military calibers. Mexico is similar that's why 38Super is so popular.
absolutely amazing as always, i laughed hard when that spring came flying out ive done that one 2 many times i had a buffer tube fly out once and hit me square in the chest.
@@restorationh.i.a7139 you got some cool videos man keep it up you gonna make it. Consistently is key to UA-cam keep putting out them videos and nothing can stop you from reaching the top
I love this channel, the mixing of tool restoration and interesting firearms is a great idea. Personally I would enjoy your videos more if they were longer, maybe in the 25-30 minute range. I think you should leave more footage in for us to enjoy :)
@@restaurato6629 yes short and long versions are a great idea! keep up the great work, love your content. I have a feeling this is going to become one of the major restoration channels on YT!
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i can highly recommend channel called forgotten weapons, they do complete dissemblies on historical weapons while telling the history and manufacturing behind the weapon.
Buy your gun and ammunition online 🇺🇸🇺🇸 ChrisParkerfirearms.com Got certified FFL and ship to all states.. ammunition available are: 9mm, 5.56, 223, 45acp, 65creedmor, 22lr, 380,and more .. Dm us if interested and purchase up your ammo online
"I can't show the assembly because it is against YT rules." Pretty soon the only thing they'll allow us to watch is the ads. Then they should just call it Adtube
I mean it has been since Google bought them which was about a year after inception. Google is the biggest ad network in the world so it only makes sense to use youtube as a means of making stupid amounts of money as well. The problem with Google is they run the biggest search in the world and with that are supposed to remain neutral in terms of content - they aren't and censor a lot of stuff which then drives the narratives they believe.
@dominik kulikowski The kits were and are available still on Gunbroker.com. A lot more available back in the day than they are today, but can still be bought if one has the money. They businesses on there can only ship to the United States because the international trafficking in arms laws.
@dominik kulikowski You can find them online. A few years back you could find kits literally everywhere. All you needed to do was weld the receiver or get a new one and add the internals. Sadly kits are getting harder to find nowadays
@@restaurato6629 Same brother, very interesting your channel and excellent video! I was able to shoot this legendary weapon. Greetings from Chile, South America 🙂👍
Davvero bel video ho scoperto il tuo/vostro canale da poco ma mi hai stregato completamente, inquadrature fatte bene e dinamiche complimenti continua così!!! Roma provincia Torino capitale
Buy your gun and ammunition online 🇺🇸🇺🇸 ChrisParkerfirearms.com Got certified FFL and ship to all states.. ammunition available are: 9mm, 5.56, 223, 45acp, 65creedmor, 22lr, 380,and more .. Dm us if interested and purchase up your ammo online
Buy your gun and ammunition online 🇺🇸🇺🇸 ChrisParkerfirearms.com Got certified FFL and ship to all states.. ammunition available are: 9mm, 5.56, 223, 45acp, 65creedmor, 22lr, 380,and more .. Dm us if interested and purchase up your ammo online
Most of the restoration video don't reveal any faces .... Just hands and no fun at all just work...but this one was different... I like the way you present the video...keep it up 🙂👍
1.4 million views in a few days. Glad to see the algorithm treating guns a bit better. New subscriber here, fellow gun nut and restoration enthusiast. Making rusty metal shiny and smooth is so satisfying.
@@dpz9872 Ok smartass by 'real Pyrex' he obviously means they stopped selling the high quality glassware made from the special kind of break resisitant glass in the USA. IE the 'real' stuff Pyrex built their name and reputation on which they still sell in other countries but for some reason they no longer sell us Americans. We get the cheap ass tempered glass stuff that chips and shatters easily.
I thought it would be more glamorous if I chose the GOLD color as the paint or if it was nickel plated, by the way, I wish you success, nice work, I follow you, and greetings from Turkey with lots of greetings
Does putting the pieces in the oven to remove the grease require you to a heat treat afterwards or will the hardness be okay still? Also, a tip: If you put a little bead of white lithium grease in side a detent plunger, it will stick on to the spring if you accidentally let go rather than fly across the room
No the baking doesn't affect the heat treating at all. The temperature an ordinary oven can reach, even on the highest setting, is way too low, there is nothing to worry about.
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Next : anti aircraft artillery restoration.
Or mayne 20Mm antitank gun?
@@restaurato6629 no way 🤣
@@restaurato6629 my suggestion is go to some battlefields where the Germans fought, that’s your best bet for it
😁😁
Yes :)
I always figured other people who use sandblasters probably want to know the grit and all that. This is the first time I've seen a restoration channel put that info up on screen, just thought it was a nice touch :).
This guy makes satisfying videos. I'm not really sure why he would degrease right before sandblasting. Doing it before AND after, fine, but the piece is going to need degreasing and cleaning again regardless of when you do the sandblasting, right before you do the painting part for sure. And nothing beats compressed air for cleaning, of course, which everybody already knows, but iit still seems like few people doing these kinds of videos even own a compressor.
Thanks!
Thank you mitch! Happy to have a subscriber like you 🙏
I'd be thrilled to find an UZI even that damaged. Excellent video.
It has no barrel anyway.
uzis are easy to find, at least here in Czechia you can get one for 300$
@@user-dl3yo4vp1k where im from in my part if Canada u can't get anything un registered for under 1000
@@easylee1417 Yeah I think that we have the most benevolent gun laws in the entire Europe, ideal for collectors. Many WW2 and Cold War guns around here. U can get a LMG for about 2000$ easily. You need to have a special permission for full auto guns tho. Switchblades are legal here as well.
@@user-dl3yo4vp1k here in america it might cost 2000+USD
"Honey, something smells really good. You baking something?"
"Yeah sweetie! I'm baking my old UZI!"
I like to think he's seasoning the gun like you season a cast iron pan. Lol
Lmao
This guy trips me out. Paint something to look rusty. Clean paint off. Magnificent
Wife: “Honey, what are you baking in the oven?”
Him: “Oh nothing really, just my uzi”
@@restaurato6629 isn’t that why the cookies are there?
@@Jonathan.D u sound like a Facebook mom..
@@restaurato6629 🤣
pryex----not pirex
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really looking forward to future content. I started with the Uzi, and honestly spent the night going back through all of your previous videos, enjoying every one immensely.
DAMN, crazy how rust can attack the gun and leave a perfectly good sign where the sling ring is, almost like this is painted and not in fact, rusted. crazy huh
Big Fan Bro Big Fan♥️
This is a masterpiece. Congratulation from Vietnam.😉👍🍺
Copy/paste comment.... is boring.
sorry i don't drink
@@restaurato6629 nice work
@@restaurato6629 I saw the same coment in other channel.
@@simonredes859 การพภภภภำำการ
Couldn't be more excited to sit down and sip my morning coffee watching this thanks!
Exactly what im doin rn
Yes,me too.
hi, i'm new to this business, can you see how i restore? ??
@@restorationh.i.a7139 theres hella info on the internet how to restore guns, I would use at least a VPN to search any of that shit up tho unless u want fbi at your door lmao
I now this gun ferry well; and the missing part is the unmissing barrel.. excelant movie by the way
For a good penetrating fluid use 50% acetone and 50% automatic transmission fluid it works very well for getting out Rusty bolts and screws
I've tried that and it works very well
This is probably the best comment on the internet I've ever seen. Useful information, not insulting to anyone, exactly the kind of information that's not commonly found either
I think ATF/Acetone works great. Except I can’t keep it in metal oilers because they leak. I keep it in polypropylene bottles.
Where do I get acetone
So does straight diesel. And it's cheaper.
Great video I just moved to an area that is extremely wet and I kept my persuader (shotgun) in the basement. I just got it out to look at it for the first time in 3 years. Thank you so much for this video. I ordered the rust remover and will use a tub similar to the one you used. Can't thank you enough for this informative video.
please look up steam conversion
keeps the original finish and gives a much better final product
Look at backyard ballistics, he has a few real restoration videos, not the click bait junk like this channel
Rusted guns? NOOooooo ! I put away my Remington Nylon 66 back around 1980 and just recently dug it out again. I don't remember how I cleaned it last but all trace of old lubricant was of course, long gone and a brush and patch down the bore showed a little bit of rust. Which can be avoided by storing guns coated in Eezox or better yet, RIG. But any gun I store with RIG in the bore needs some note or tag put on saying that this has been done for the benefit of the next guy who pulls it out of storage. Because obviously you needa clean the bore for sure if it has been put away with RIG inside it. At least if you use the RIG you'll still have rifling left in the bore, though.
It looks like it is in good shape already
cant wait to see it firing when you get the barrel and stock, i love the look to it
@@restaurato6629 if it's a full auto, you're going to need to get it registered. Or else the ATF finna take it from you.
@@eliferguson3422 It's semi-auto version, full auto UZI's operate from an open bolt and don't have firing pins like the one in this video @ 4:00
@@Videogamehistorian00 true. I didn't pay attention to that
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@@eliferguson3422 bruh he isnt even in the us
That firework sound effect made me laugh like hell. It was so unexpected.
Reminded me of my detent springs flying when I built my first ar 😂
Cool videos, you should put some music on in the background..
I can't stop watching your channel! You are the best! 🇮🇹
I don't know why I love these makeover videos.
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@@restorationh.i.a7139 :) 😃
@@nayce16 🤷♂️😄
@@restorationh.i.a7139 😂
Excelente restauracion 👍🏻 se ve que eres muy cuidadoso a la hora de desarmar el arma para no dañarla y también usas las herramientas correctas, todos los pasos que seguistes me gusto y al final pareciera que lo habias comprado en una tienda, felicitaciones
Love this style of video. Simple. No annoying intro. Getting straight to the point. Love it
I never knew that a video about cleaning up a machinegun would be so relaxing.
SUB!
Great work & video 🙂
Glad he showed the one part every modern gun has in common. The "oh-shoot" spring. Only we don't say "shoot" when it rockets across the room.
Fkin' M16 buffer retainer... -_-
@Kabuki Kitsune i thought it was the "what th-" spring
Amazing video!
Mi scusi gentile iscritto mi dice: Cosa cazzo vuole!!!? :D
@@giulianolamanna3779 se vengo a prenderti, l'uzi lo uso come supposta
@@andreafatone3926 mo ti blocco il commento
Bravo fai bene, bloccati anche tu
that fire work sound was epic.. the goofy fell sound would have been great to!!!
"Where did he find an uzi in 9x21?"
*sees all the comments about Italy
This makes more sense now. Absolutely great work, I enjoy seeing these restorations
@Gamer Republic Italy has laws that govern what kind of caliber civilian handguns can use. 9mm parabellum is considered a military cartridge and is thus outlawed for civilian use, so the 9x21 cartridge was developed for the civilian market. It is underpowered compared to regular 9mm.
I didnt know it was underpowered tbh, I was assuming it would be similar to 9mm largo/.38 super.
@@andrewstewart1464 It isn't underpowered. Ballistically they are identical. You can even use 9x19 loading data for 9x21mm and can actually make 9x21mm hotter than 9x19mm if you have the correct recoil spring. 9x21mm was just developed for countries that don't allow civilians to own military calibers. Mexico is similar that's why 38Super is so popular.
@Gamer Republic and its funny because 9x21 and 38 super both have more power than 9x19 nato ammo lol
@@michaelhatfield3430 Ok thanks for the clarification. I obviously got flawed info.
Awesome Restoration buddy. Keep up good work
@@restaurato6629 to try
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Ostaad g
Hopefully I do my hw after this.
So where’d you get your guns from
I love the colors of this UZI. Looks like the plastic guns at the fair.
That brown details looks really sick
More like toy gun:)
absolutely amazing as always, i laughed hard when that spring came flying out ive done that one 2 many times i had a buffer tube fly out once and hit me square in the chest.
hi, i'm new to this business, can you see how i restore? ??
@@restorationh.i.a7139 you got some cool videos man keep it up you gonna make it. Consistently is key to UA-cam keep putting out them videos and nothing can stop you from reaching the top
How in the hell did a BUFFER TUBE (assuming from an AR) fly off your gun and hit you in the chest???
@@billyfreeman5803 i was taking it apart and i had forgot there is tension in the spring, so it just flew out.
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Oh si! Questo si che è contenuto di qualità! Ultimamente l'algoritmo di UA-cam mi sta consigliando delle perle
I love this channel, the mixing of tool restoration and interesting firearms is a great idea. Personally I would enjoy your videos more if they were longer, maybe in the 25-30 minute range. I think you should leave more footage in for us to enjoy :)
hi, i'm new to this business, can you see how i restore? ??
@@restaurato6629 yes short and long versions are a great idea! keep up the great work, love your content. I have a feeling this is going to become one of the major restoration channels on YT!
@@restaurato6629 Now restore a 1999 AK47
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This made me realise that I've never seen an UZI disassembly.
i can highly recommend channel called forgotten weapons, they do complete dissemblies on historical weapons while telling the history and manufacturing behind the weapon.
@@r3xv Forgotten Weapons is poggers, the gun Jesus himself. I did not know he made a video on the UZI tho, I should probably watch that.
I'd love to see you restore an AK or LMG platform. Open bolt guns are always cooler to work with. Although AKs are way simpler and easy.
Great job buddy I really like watching you work
11:38. A nylon drift wouldn't damage the finish like the steel one.
Or just say screw it and blue it
What finish?
I thought all UZIs are open bolt. This seems like closed bolt. What kind of a UZİ is that?
This gun looks like a cod skin
Fantastic job!
hi, i'm new to this business, can you see how i restore? ??
Buy your gun and ammunition online 🇺🇸🇺🇸
ChrisParkerfirearms.com
Got certified FFL and ship to all states.. ammunition available are: 9mm, 5.56, 223, 45acp, 65creedmor, 22lr, 380,and more ..
Dm us if interested and purchase up your ammo online
I was sceptical about those orange parts but in the end they look quite nice.
That happens when you spray it with salt water. Nothing about that Uzi was natural wear. And in the USA, Orange on a firearm is a bad idea.
I thought the same Made it look like a toy gun with the orange threade protector, he did great job.
Lies, The orange pieces make it look ugly
@@pyroclops1226 Makes it look like a black and decker. Red is the color for toys in Italy, not orange.
@@dannyg1153 I wasn’t talking about how the orange made it look like a toy, I was saying how ugly it is with them on it
Your best project yet. Handy bit of gun smithing. Now go to the videos on home made suppressors. Next up MAC 10.👍👍👍Ciao Bella😂
I love all your videos but the gun restorations are, by far, my favorite to watch.
hi, i'm new to this business, can you see how i restore? ??
"I can't show the assembly because it is against YT rules." Pretty soon the only thing they'll allow us to watch is the ads. Then they should just call it Adtube
I mean it has been since Google bought them which was about a year after inception. Google is the biggest ad network in the world so it only makes sense to use youtube as a means of making stupid amounts of money as well. The problem with Google is they run the biggest search in the world and with that are supposed to remain neutral in terms of content - they aren't and censor a lot of stuff which then drives the narratives they believe.
Gotta find an alternative
@@thatpatdkid5207 in what situation is distilling alcohol illegal?
Yet youtube are fine with execution videos
I LOVE HIS SENSE OF HUMOR IT MAKES THIS VIDEO INTERESTING
Very cool! I have one that I built from a kit years ago and I love it.
@dominik kulikowski The kits were and are available still on Gunbroker.com. A lot more available back in the day than they are today, but can still be bought if one has the money. They businesses on there can only ship to the United States because the international trafficking in arms laws.
@dominik kulikowski You can find them online. A few years back you could find kits literally everywhere. All you needed to do was weld the receiver or get a new one and add the internals. Sadly kits are getting harder to find nowadays
Miss you 😍♥️
Keep going on my restoration LEGEND 🌟
You forgot the Arabic caption 😂😂
We need it to understand faster♥️
My all thanks again 🥰
Excelente hermano, saludos desde Cartagena, Colombia.
You missed some spots when you pre rusted
I honestly just like watching him reassemble something that has many moving parts if he did this to a piano I'd be in visual heaven
Amazing restore Brod. 👍🏻
Ok, gotta admit the spring firing off to the sound of a firework made me laugh :D
Nice video!
10:39 jajaja muy divertido
@@restaurato6629 Same brother, very interesting your channel and excellent video! I was able to shoot this legendary weapon. Greetings from Chile, South America 🙂👍
@@restaurato6629 name of the product you use for cleaning rusty metal
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@@AndreLuis-sw5zs sai daí br
@@nuneees assistir restauração é o máximo 😂 BR porra!! Tnc saiu não
Awesome Job!! Exciting video
Man I am very huge fan, keep up good content bro!!!!
This. Is. AWESOME
Davvero bel video ho scoperto il tuo/vostro canale da poco ma mi hai stregato completamente, inquadrature fatte bene e dinamiche complimenti continua così!!!
Roma provincia Torino capitale
Guy: *points gun at camera*
Viewers: HE'S GOT A GUN!
He’s*
@@codychambers3311 Oh thx
No ,hell , what else does he have ,my moms sandals?
Only the snowflake viewers .... 😏
Such an elegant piece of engineering:)
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Really enjoyed the video, great job!
PT:Onde você conseguem essas armas velhas?
EN:Where can you get those old guns?
Depende muito kk até em ferro velho deve achar provavelmente
@@restaurato6629 THERE IS NO DESCRIPTION
Feiao queria ver o cara dando tiro com ela afff
I shot one of those back in the mid 80's. Pretty awesome weapon. I found it a bit hard to control though. It likes to pull up and to the right.
Looks like a Softair with the Orange. Nice Work
Cristóvão: Além da restauração ficar muito legal , também deveria mostrar se a metralhadora é funcional !
10:37 gun guys know that feeling pretty well!
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Dm us if interested and purchase up your ammo online
Прекрасная страна Америка. Можно заниматься любимым делом. Успехов вам реставратор)
I didn’t know Uzi ASMR was something I needed in my life. I’m happy this was recommended to me
AT 10.41 YOU KILL ME "that's was so funny " but what can i say beautiful work beautiful video man !!!!!!!!
Great job! 👍👍👍
10:41 :D
Looks awesome sir!
Literally this is quality content. Keep up the hard work dude!
Most of the restoration video don't reveal any faces .... Just hands and no fun at all just work...but this one was different... I like the way you present the video...keep it up 🙂👍
Why’d you paint the gun bro?
2:15 worried about the wife's Pirex dish - 4:50 using the leek cooker for acetone. She is going to find out, Pal 😄
I wouldn't snitch, guy has an Uzi.
its pyrex not pirex. errr who am i kidding i hate grammar nazi's ... but figured id correct u before an actual nazi did.
@@NotoriousMastaG ye but this mans said Pirex in the captions so you can’t blame the original comment
I'm a big fan of UZI . great job man !!!!
1.4 million views in a few days. Glad to see the algorithm treating guns a bit better. New subscriber here, fellow gun nut and restoration enthusiast.
Making rusty metal shiny and smooth is so satisfying.
"If you touch my pyrex again, I'll cut you." is one of only a handful of phrases that translates into every language on earth. Ture fact.
Sad we can't get real Pyrex in the USA
@@domination1985
My measuring cup marked "Pyrex" is fake ?
I had no idea.
Damn you again China 😆.
@@domination1985 Anchor Hocking is just as good.
@@dpz9872 Ok smartass by 'real Pyrex' he obviously means they stopped selling the high quality glassware made from the special kind of break resisitant glass in the USA. IE the 'real' stuff Pyrex built their name and reputation on which they still sell in other countries but for some reason they no longer sell us Americans. We get the cheap ass tempered glass stuff that chips and shatters easily.
@@sergeantbigmac
Triggered.
Triggered.
Triggered.
Be careful you might melt your free government phone 👌.
I thought it would be more glamorous if I chose the GOLD color as the paint or if it was nickel plated, by the way, I wish you success, nice work, I follow you, and greetings from Turkey with lots of greetings
What an amazing job. I love your videos, keep up the great work!
I find cookies always go well with a good Uzi restoration myself.
Love your videos keep it up
When you rack it at the end it sounds so dry. Did you forget to lube the moving parts and friction areas
@@restaurato6629 lmao then lube it or it'll jam up
sometimes i forget that italy actually has sensible gun laws
I would really love to see you get your hands on a sten 2, for some reason it’s really entertaining seeing people play with that deathtrap
Looks like Eli Double Taps’s ak-47.
“Carbonation... breaks down the carbon”
lol ikr
"i dont speak spanish"
This man is a wizard! He turned an Uzi into cookies, then back into an Uzi again!
Funny, pleasure to watch, background sound, and ofcourse you sir .... 🤗🤗💕
Again another AMAZING video! Passion, Technic and great skills.
Looking forward to see you again at the range,
Waiting for your next "challenge"
What
hi, i'm new to this business, can you see how i restore? ??
Absolutely gorgeous! Phenomenal job. Makes me wish I owned one!
awesome video thanks for posting it. Of note. love the Casio watch. I used to have one a long time ago just like it. )
Does putting the pieces in the oven to remove the grease require you to a heat treat afterwards or will the hardness be okay still? Also, a tip: If you put a little bead of white lithium grease in side a detent plunger, it will stick on to the spring if you accidentally let go rather than fly across the room
No the baking doesn't affect the heat treating at all. The temperature an ordinary oven can reach, even on the highest setting, is way too low, there is nothing to worry about.
@@Tiberius_I my oven Def gets hot enough to temper a heat treat... It only has to get to 600/700deg
awesome video man,,,, And OMG u killed me at 10:38, the firework sound hahhahaha perfect just perfect
whoever played World Of Guns knew well how he would dismantle an Uzi, very interesting.
Looks artificially rusted
@ midbc1 midbc199: I totally agree, 1 night in Evaporust and the UZI is ready for a quick clean up. Then a used barrel and it’s ready for combat
I love your Videos
so many people congratulating on a job well done, even though this shits completely fake
The inside parts looked different from the Uzi I had in the army. The "bolt" of my Uzi was basicly one chunk of metal and a spring.
you probably had a full auto open bolt, he is storing a semi auto carbine model b I believe.
Because this is a semi auto version.
@@RicArmstrong this one shown here had no bolt or barrel in it they are missing
@@Bedgie01
Yes, the bolt is in the gun at : 0:22
The selector switch only had safe and semi.
0:18 therfore, it fires from a closed bolt.
@@RicArmstrong still its missing a barrel so its just a paperweight at this point of time
Buddy, I love your videos. You're Professional and funny at the same time.
Fun fact: The Uzi is named for its designer, Uziel Gal, an Israeli army officer who developed it after the Arab-Israeli war of 1948.
Yet you failed to notice that’s a toy not a real Uzi smg. The barrel is way bigger than an Uzi smg.
@@VisionSandS but I never said it was real...
as is the Galial rifle
as is the Kalisniikoff (sp)
@@richardschneider4775 holy cow how didn't I realize that? Thanks 4 the fact.