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absolute thrill to watch, awesome job

Great Job 😊good video. Excellent work 👏 Blessings 🙏

Beautiful work. The engineering from 150 years ago is fascinating. My father had a gold plated 1966 anniversary model and a 1967 Canadian centennial model. Always loved those things.

woa outstading work man !!!

Museum quality

Beautiful job! As an utter novice, I don't understand the point of the blueing though.

Turned out beautiful

Be proud of a absolutely beautiful restoration of a cracking rifle 😍

Might have to return the pistol if it's stolen

Good job :)

What does it mean if something is infectious? spreading or capable of spreading rapidly to others. an infectious laugh

I really like the two tone and honestly, I think the pitting DOES give it quite a lot of character, it says a lot: this old girl has seen a LOT, but is still here to tell the tale.

I find the coloring of the bolt slide simply ridiculous.

The chemist and explosion enjoyer in me are crying at the use of potassium nitrate for anything other than black powder or other explosives

On behalf of Old West and Cowboy Action types everywhere, thank you!

QUESTION...first of, absolutely incredible. I have a Sharps that was a hand me down, but was victim of a flooded basement. It looks similar condition. This step by step is absolutely amzing. Do they make tools, screwdrivers, etc that wont scratch the rifles metal or wood when prying or working with gun screws?, I dont have a bead blaster so can i put the parts in one of those chemical bath agitatirs like they use for jewelry? After the rstoration, what oil would you use on the gun metal if you store the gun so it wont rust?

I have made vadio

Bro, you are a craftsman! The entire video was exhilarating and satisfying especially when you took it to the range. My hats off to you. I have a’94 from 1978ish that I wouldn’t mind “polishing” it up. Your video inspired me! Thank you for sharing this and your knowledge. P.S. you’re helluva shot!

leaving it pitted like that is a mistake. I mean, why????

Excellent video, thanks! And thanks for the blueing tutorial, I really appreciate that. A brass punch would have been useful for disassembly. At 13:49, if the barrel had been replaced before it was serviced by The Kinzler Brothers, then the appropriate phrase is, "The barrel HAD been replaced…". What identifies the barrel as British? Would alcohol displace the water at 13:09? At 13:46 that is a "RAMPANT COLT" not just a horse. The Rampant Colt logo is stamped on almost all Colt firearms. My M-1911 is a lot newer, but I would just as well have that one!

That’s not the .38-40 is it?

Three surprises, never get that apart, done, never clean that up, done, no way that will go back together, done, bonus surprise, be mad to fire that, hold my beer.

Verry amazing . At which degree in c.c the part put in solution

Bravo 😊

Be sure not to tell anyone what the magical rust solvent is at 01:33 <coughEvaporustcough>. Come on.

That was not a "gallery" gun as these guns only fired .22 short. Remington Model 12 b was the gallery gun, not the a.

that just hurts to watch / poor rifle

I have a Winchester Model 1894 (Mod 94) Manufactured in 1961. From what I understand it was the last year they were assembled by hand. Mine does look a lot better than what you started with, but I wouldn't consider trading it because I bought it for my father. Your end result looked great and after 133 years I know why you pulled the trigger from a distance in the beginning.

Вы Мастер с большой буквы. Так завораживает смотреть на вашу рестоврацию, данная модель прекрасна, вы дали ей вторую жизнь!

I just got this channel on my feed. I wanted to watch this but the non-talking waving about thing is not that interesting. A spoken narration would help convey the information and your skills. This just feels like every other tool "restore" video which is a shame. If its working for you and your subscriber base is growing how you like it then all the power to you.

Where do you get all these rusted up old guns?

Congratulations on the restoration work on the weapon, it was incredible! I'm Edy Nascimento and I'm from São Paulo Brazil

Beats me how you can remember how to put it back together! Great job.🇨🇮🇵🇸

Built for life.

A log of this revolvers parts will have crows feet markings. I think this was the standard marking of that particular time.

Wonderfull job !

Good work!

Great restoration job. Congrats !!!

For sale im gun.44 bull dog.

Resuscitated

Nice to see that a Classic gets to shine again. Good Job.

reminds me of a Colt 1903 Pocket Pistol another one of John Browning's inventions.

Looks like way too much of a pain in the ass to take care of.

Great!!!!!! //Lars

Here in the UK, we are not allowed guns, not even replicas after 1873, the SAA just gets in and I have these, but if we were allowed the 1911 colt would be my choice, longevity has proved their worth. Of course we are allowed to defend ourselves if only with a rolled up newspaper.

Great job - as always! And that, by the way, was a very clever use of zip ties! I'm going to... steal it and use it in my DIY projects! 🙂 As you were putting the gun together, I caught myself wondering if the feed ramp wouldn't benefit by polishing some of that rust pitting away. Might have made for smoother feeding. Thanks for saving yet another piece of arms history.

I prefer not only restoration,but with firing test, better nice

Amazing job and it loaded and the Action cycled like Butter. It also looked Fantastic 👍👍

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Las armas, sólo me gustan por su estética pero el amor que le tienes para armarla y conocer cada pieza es asombroso!!!