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Top Gun Restorations
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2020
Restoration of various vintage and antique items
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1794 Tower marked muzzleloader
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Inside Look at the Legendary 1794 Tower Marked Muzzleloader: A Firearms Enthusiast's Dream
ONE of a kind PEACE symbol for 🇺🇦 Ukraine.
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Hammer and sickle peace symbol one of a kind. Music by: Curiosity by Alexander Nakarada | www.serpentsoundstudios.com Music promoted by www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons / Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Battle Axe | From Farm Tool to Weapon of Destruction
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Amazing video. India farm tool transformation into ultimate battle axe.
1850's Rifle Restoration part 3 of 3
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Satysfaing 1850's R. Hughes double barrel rifle
1850's Rifle Restoration part 1 of 3
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Full disassembly (almost) :) of double barrel shotgun. Part 1 please subscribe to watch full restoration.
1917 Bayonet Restoration
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World war 1 Remington bayonet a real piece of history
Amazing skills. Making rifle parts from stainless steel bolt. (No milling machine, no lathe)
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Amazing skills. Making rifle parts from stainless steel bolt. (No milling machine, no lathe)
1950's Blow Torch Restoration
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Blow torch restoration my second video and my first music ever created. I hope you will enjoy it. Thank you for watching
Monkey Wrench Restoration | From Rust to Stainless & Shiny
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1950 Vintage monkey wrench restoration
The amount of shit you're breathing in daily is way worse than this
Nice
Thank you
If your looking for parts and prints contact Dixon's muzzleloading shop in Kempton Pennsylvania. They should be able to help you. Ask for Greg the owner of the shop.hope this helps.
Thank you so much
@@TopGunRestorations anytime! On your restoration of the 1850 black powder gun, did you coat the pieces that you didn't Blu with anything or were they left bare?
What did use to protect the piece you didn't blue? Any advice you can give me would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for sharing your time and talents with us.
I used tremclad clear satin antirust paint
@@TopGunRestorations thank you for sharing. I will look into that. Your videos are awesome!!! Keep up the great work. I look forward to seeing more videos on your channel.
Thank you so much
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Great job on your restoration. It came out really nice! What did you apply to the barrels and lock to protect them? The natural look is pretty sharp. Ive never seen barrels and locks not blued. Any advice you can give me would be great. I have an 1860 side by side I'm redoing. Thank you for your time and talents. Keep up the great work.
हमको भि गानदा चहाये
Bahut achchi ban rahi hai gun ak hame chahiye
Looked great before the "restoration". Nothing was restored, of course -- and a whole lot was screwed up.
I put an espresso shot in my coffee
вийшла гарна траншейна сокира першої світовой війни. бідолашний гарбуз.
Thank you
You are definitely getting Shadow banned by TH-cam😢🤦 The amount of subscribers and the amount of views does not add up. Whoever has watched this video needs to take this video to the coffee shops and show people 🌎☮️🦾♥️🙏
Animal semen
Cockroaches.
Bugs grounded up
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What?
A friend of mine has a double barrel muzzle loader we. Check the bore with a bore gauge one barrel is a 16Ga. And the other is a 28Ga. They are both s.ooth bores and they are over and under but have only one percshion lock and they swivel at the beech and has two. Nipples for caps it states on the barrel J.M.Hndover Columbus OHIO from what he can find out it was made between 1839 & 1847?
Good job ! I found a rifle similar to yours without any marking on it. Do you know the possible date of the manufacture ? Perhaps the middle of the 19 S ? Do you know the manufacturer ?
My Goodness,hard to watch this sort of sacrilege
what became of removing the breach? you put heat to it, so something may have changed as well, ,due to tthe pressure applied trying to remove. ?
nice work, osha would love you as well! lol
Lol Thank you
A classic TH-cam "restoration" - sandpaper, acid, grinder and lots of comments from delighted people without knowledge of the subject. You destroyed this weapon and didn't repair it. After this pseudo-renovation its value is lower than before
What is with your 'promise to have the bayonet sent to the descendants of the original owner' based on the initials on the scabbard? Seems like a strange thing to claim.
Nobody came forward but I think it was worth a try.
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good job! Perfect!
Thank you
Amazing work
Thank you
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Qe trabajo tan imprecionante te felizito maestro
Thank you so much
Great Job ! Can you please provide the list of products that you used? and how long did you let it soak in those solutions etc ? Thanks!
Thank you, I used product called Evapo-rust I soaked it few time for couple of hours, best one I found to date so far.
I assume that you just used hand/dish soap to clean off the leather ?
Yes that's exactly what I used for leather
@@TopGunRestorations Thanks !
Question on the screwdriver type, any reason why you didn't use a hollow ground?
I didn't know about hollow ground screwdrivers.
@@TopGunRestorations The hollow ground tips are shaped in a way that supports and contacts more of the screw slot, as opposed to being wedge shaped on standard screwdrivers that only contact the edges of the slot leaving a likelyhood of camming out of the slot and damage to the screw. It would be worth a look at hollow ground screwdrivers to see if they would help in your work.
This hurt my soul. We have a responsibility to conserve history, not "restore" it.
Muoito legal parabéns e da Monha epoca.
Thank you
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No, sorry
Came up OK, but the checking on the wrist and the soldering were not great
Yup totally agree hopefully next rifle restoration I will do much better.
I find a verry small file oval shaped worked best for me to fit in the original grooves, tedious long process, the barrels will be solid though
AMAZING VIDEO !!
Thank you
Very inventive. Love it!
Thank you
Why not keep it original? If I wanted something new, I would buy off Amazon.
I like old vintage things restored as close as possible to their original condition.
Parabéns pelo carinho e proficionalismo!
Thank you so much
I don’t think you did the barrel keeper key correctly, but the rest seems good…especially the barrels soldering.
It was my first time restoring a rifle I tried my best thank you.
You did great for the first restoration! I am 72 and would not want you to see my early work. I just want you to understand the barrel keeper needs to pass completely thru the stock so it’s easily removed. When removed the barrels can come out of the stock for cleaning after a shooting session. It was a clever system that you failed to understand properly.
There was an old bolt stuck in it and wood was patched with wood filler. I couldn't find any good information on how to do it properly. I will try to do another restoration of 1783 tower marked muzzleloader in a near future hopefully I will do a better job. Thank you for your input and now I am glad that I couldn't find anyone to test fire that shotgun :)
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Enough solder there for six shotgun..must like cleanups!!
Yup first and hopefully last time I did something like that lol
Tak, zgadzam się z poprzednikami, to jest dzieło sztuki. Gratulacje.
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Jestem pod wrażeniem. Fantastyczny efekt końcowy. Precyzja i jakość.
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Boa noite , pode informar a marca(fabricante0 , obrigado
Hi there all I know is that this is 1850's R. Hughes double barrel rifle. Thanks
Number send me sri
Gostaria de comprar uma está essa ispiguada
I don't want to sale it but it shouldn't be hard to find it in the internet. Good luck
looks more like a shotgun
a work of art!
Thank you
@@TopGunRestorations I have to thank you! I'm so happy that I subscribed to your channel, there are so many things to learn! this is not just about restoring old guns , it is an art just like poetry in motion!
Thank you so much, comments like that definitely keep me motivated..
Eu tenho uma assim. 💪💪💪
Awesome it's a really nice rifle
Nrsesito saber donde las fabrican En colonbia
Donde las fabrican que parte de colonbia por fabor nesesito Saber
They don't make them anymore those are from 1850's
From a collectors pov you just ruined it. It's worth nothing now
Please get a set of screwdrivers made for gun work. You'll mess up fewer screws.
I never knew such a set exists it was my first time ever but that's how you learn so thank you I will get one if I ever will try to restore another rifle.