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@@Chasseurdunord eh oui il faut toucher tout les publics !

That grease is definitly really usefull (i think it's graphite grease). Just a question, what is the round shaped tool used for ? And if you want more of these kits, in europe they sell for 15$, feel free to ask me !

@@thefrenchgunsmith6488 The tool at 4:32 is a patch holder :-) You slide the patch in the notches that hold it while passing through. - Thanks for the offer, I currently have (10) which should hold me for a bit. Really great kits for the money.

@@BrandonTomlinson-mf1fv thank you, i appreciate that :)

@@MidwesternFC You're right, i'll check asap. On swiss rifles I always do it, but I never checked my swedish mausers thank you ! Thanks for watching as always, have a nice day :)

@@AsbjornsenogMoe thank you !

@@thefrenchgunsmith6488 And BTW, the m/1867 was approved at the same time for both the Swedish and the Norwegian armed forces, as a result of a joint commission. The two kingdoms formed an union 1814-1905. The armies never changed the RF to CF, but civilian shooters did.

My comment above refers to the 12 mm black powder cartridge, not the 8x58RD 🙂 Inspector markings on the action, IdB: Edward Govert In de Betou, P.S.: Pehr Sandahl (most likely), both at Carl Gustafs.

@@fintherebel5000 225 for a rusty and incomplete gun is a lot more than what i would have paid. 150 is indeed fair enough. Sometimes sellers are just not ready to accept the value of their belongings...

@@thefrenchgunsmith6488 I didn't buy it cause it was pretty much expensive scrap metal at that point so i went and looked elsewhere and found several other ones that were in way better condition like the one you got but it was out of my price range and i understood that one being more cause it was functional and less rusty, But flea markets tend to have sellers that want to make a million on everything they sell

I always use the proper sized bit for the screw so as not to damage it

@@2damaxmr2 i will ! I just need to find one, because in France they usually cost around 1700 to 2000€...

@@superbazoum9426 alors je l'ai acheté il y a maintenant 10 ans en brocante. La personne pensait que c'était un jouet ancien, d'où le prix. Les brocantes étaient plus luxuriante quand internet n'était pas très développé haha

Hi!! I loved this video. Thank God you made it in English. I like French, but I do not understand it well. I am trying to learn it.

@@pedrotome9119 thanks for your comment ! English is a better way to target the whole community. Because fortunatly a lot of people are learning about Gunsmithing and need help.

@@BrandonTomlinson-mf1fv I've seen all your other comments, thank you !! The cupfire pistol is really cool and pretty rare. But thankfully for us, the price are not that hight on some of these. Thank you again :)

@@thefrenchgunsmith6488 how much did it cost you if you don’t mind me asking

@@BrandonTomlinson-mf1fv i paid 600€ for it, in my opinion a great deal

@@Holf88 in France, if the patent is before 1900 it's classified as antique. But if the patent is modified after 1900 it becomes restricted. Kinda odd if you consider that some Winchester 1897 shotguns produced in like 1953 are considered antique... But I won't complain haha. Thanks for the comment :)

@@MidwesternFC That's awesome, what bike ? Thanks, i'm trying new montage/ thumbnails

@@thefrenchgunsmith6488 Its looking good! I'm thinking of an Indian Rogue. Time to move up a litte.

That's true, a pleasure to work with and a robust design. Only flaw, the caliber, 32sw long (7.5 swiss) which is pretty weak. Thanks for the comment :)

Thank you ! Another one saved from rusting away in an attic

Thank you ! I know have both variations of the 1882

Just curious, in France, what is the typical price range for the 1882? I'm curious how it compares to Canada.

If your lucky, around 900€ for the first variation. And 1000€ for the second. But it's usually 10 to 15% more on naturabuy (the french gunbrocker).

Cool. I appreciate that

Thank you ! I'll keep posting this sort of content

I'm glad I could help !

Thank you !

Oui oui j'essaie justement d'en trouver ! Après le soucis c'est que les cartouches sont en B... Mais oui tu devrais essayer d'en acheter un maintenant, le marché est assez bas qui plus est.

@@thefrenchgunsmith6488 j’ en ai achete un chez Azur Armes. Ca part assez vite, je n’ ai pas negocié. Disons que ce n’ est pas cher pour du D etant donné l’ etat quasi neuve de l’ arme.

@@superbazoum9426 de même ! Sur azur armes ils sont à un prix honnête, et non les 1400€ de natura... Je trouve que vu la qualité fabrication et l'état quasi neuf de la plupart de ces exemplaires, 950 à 1100€ est un prix juste.

Thanks !! 🇫🇷🇫🇷

Cheap and always on hand haha

Thank you ! I'll do a full lenght episode on the colt new police

They made 37 000 so they are pretty common (in europe) and I hope in the US. I need to find some 32 sw now. Thanks for the comment as always :)

I absolutly agree, those revolvers were very well made and can handle modern 32 sw with no problems. The swedish 1887 is also very cool and I need to get my hands on one. Is your model still in good shape and accurate ?

​stellar shape and not bad for accuracy. I have not loaded propper ammo for it yet but plan to and look forward to seeing how they perform. I also found some modern ammo from Fiocchi but it cost $3 a shot so I'm saving it​@@thefrenchgunsmith6488

​stellar shape and not bad for accuracy. I have not loaded propper ammo for it yet but plan to and look forward to seeing how they perform. I also found some modern ammo from Fiocchi but it cost $3 a shot so I'm saving it

Mercii il est sympa hehe

Bonne question ! Personnellement je ne me vois pas être avocat pénaliste. Je préfère le droit public. Alors qui sait, peut-être que je défendrai les forces de l'ordre ?

I just saw your video on your example, a very nice Spencer too. Vincennes is a pretty nice city haha, I m glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the comment :)

Saddle carbines are my favorites, easy to carry and very cool looking ! This one is no exception

That's a fine rifle indeed. I'm curious about your example, is it in 45-70 or 50-70 ?

@@thefrenchgunsmith6488 yep 45-70. All the model1873s are 45-70. Before that they were 50-70 from 1866-1870.

Thank you ! A nice adding to the collection

I'm pretty happy with it honestly. And after cleaning the bore came out even better

It is, and I plan on buying some more in the future ! I have big things coming next week (but cowboy stuff this time haha)

@@thefrenchgunsmith6488 excellent, I'll be watching!

Thank you ! It is a really nice rifle, but honestly a pain to work on... Appart from this, something big is coming soon ! Thanks for the microphones :)

Une super affaire !

Absolutly !

Un bon français ! Bravo :)