you are so right what is that what did he do with it i also very much doubt that you can still call it a weapon because it looks like the handle is crooked that you have to hold it tightly he has killed this weapon twice
@@jerzymaxson38je ne pense pas que vous vous y connaissez beaucoup non plus reprendre la surface à la soudure aller pourquoi pas mais le mastic la peinture et les parties en impression 3d ses pas une restauration ses une extermination. Tout et dans le nom une restauration ses restaurer l'état original de l'objet l'objet aussi bien visuel que technique qui veux dire utiliser les technique et les matériaux en vigueur pour l'époque et surtout l'object si il voulais appeler cela une restauration il aurais dit reprendre toute les surface à la soudure les bronzé à la rouille ou par bain remonter toutes les parties en bakélite. Sinon si il avais garder toute les pièces et l'était de surface original juste un nettoyage et viré la rouillé la sa aurait était une conservation. La ses ni l'un ni l'autre la ses juste de la merde
@@Rizzler222 Yes true. It seems like two restorations in one video. I don’t know why he would do that. But in general this channel seems a little suspicious. I can’t believe that he can get his hands on so many historic sought after firearms and they all seem to have a very similar rusting pattern / condition.
The whole time I’m thinking… “that thing is waaaay too far gone. There’s no way that’s ever gonna look new again” …aaaand, I was right! Once I saw him break out the Bondo, I knew it was over with…lol
i restore guns my self and i am also a licensed gunsmith in austria but you think about wat you do that can save your life cause your not so wrong you never know whats inside treat ewery gun like its new and loaded with a new round stay safe 🫡
That is what you call restoring? 😂😂😂😂 This has nothing to to do with real restauration. Would you take one of thos guns to testing on the firering range ? Guess not. nwvofvthos3 "gibs"
@@henninglorenzen6420You could say that about literally any gun. That's the same as saying that AKs don't deserve to live, or the M1911. There's a very large chance that every type of gun possible has claimed a life, be it through war or someone being a dumbass and being unsafe with their firearms. While the MP40 was used specifically during WWII, and sure it probably took lives, but that doesn't eliminate the fact that to some people (myself included) it's a neat piece of history.
@@henninglorenzen6420 because of history? yes they were used to kill people in WWII, but that already happened. whats the point of letting history die.
Fc lucena Brasil Ceará Por favor alguém traduzir para o Português por que por o meu saber Em inglês é muito pouco estou muito Orgulhoso pela atenção um bom dia Fortaleza ce br 👍👍👍👍👍
tradução: "a competência com que restauro foi feito é simplesmente impressionante e inspiradora." ................. Eu digo-lhe amigo brasileiro, não acredite em tudo o que você ve aqui.
These videos blow my mind. The history linked to this weapon is insane. At some point, this MP40 would have been in the hands of a German soldier and more than likely took the life of someone during the war. That's something I always struggle to comprehend 🤯
@@teunvanblaricum4280 i totally agree. He is just messing up the history weapons. He just have to clean it and weld only the corrossion holes, thats all.
@@ChrisLAdams I kind of view these vids with caution tho because strangely on the relic mp40 not only are the plastic slab sides rusty but also the wooden steadying block under the barrel!!!!
@@historicmilitaria1944the block under the barrel is bakelite, like the grips and side plates, whick gets rusty like that if it's in contact with metal
I'm not sure at all but... It looks like this one was dug up from underground, so it was probably buried for several decades in moist ground... maybe it was laying underwater but there would probably be even more corrosion, and not that orange looking dirt colour ( I think). Weapons like these, and even more dangerous unexploded 'Obusen', are still being found/dug up to this day by farmers f.e. in Belgium.
he has a recipe for rust , every gun he half does is the same bright rust color and the rust comes off the same way , no pitting on screw heads or springs and every screw comes undone , but even the rusty plastic parts return to great condition ,,, fake fake fake.
Could be found in some rivers sometimes, my grandpa was a boat driver cleaning the bottom of rivers when he was younger, he found several guns, and some were from WWII. He restored and shot with some of those. Unfortunatly, he had no permit to have a weapon so they were taken by the police 😓
@michaeldhoore1178 these videos are fake. If you want good historical weapon restoration videos check out backyard ballistics. Every video he makes the weapons he restores unique in how badly and the type of damage it has sustained and he narrates over it so you can understand he is doing. Usually if he can successfully restore the weapon he will fire it at the end of the video if deemed safe enough.
where do you buy this rust , it looks so handy .... everything you touch is the exact same color , the rust washes off small mechanisms and they all work again , thats the rust I need in my life.
I love seeing that the content is not fake but please try to be more careful with your metal tool. You should go check backwards ballistic he is explaining how to keep the original bluing without damaging it. Otherwise thank your for your content
Do you know sometimes I wonder where does he get these things from? Like, does he just have people send them to him or does he like buy them off of eBay or like an antique store or not an antique store since they’re not allowed to sell firearms I think but like where does he get them?
So much rust poor mp40 as a German myself this makes me sad and angry but beautiful restoration man not too many of these weapons are left in the world
После каждой такой рестоврации, хотелось бы видеть что подвижные части все функционируют, тоесть взвести и спустить затвор, без этого картина не полная
@@olgakarp9044 не совсем так, смотрите тех документацию на то и другое, стг сильно отличается внутренней конструкцией, идею почерпнули, да, слизали, нет
great work but why the all guns is in very bad conditions we need more restorations for guns can work it after the restoration like the number 2 in this video i think it will be working after
Please be more Gental! Pounding Metal tools against this piece of history is just heartbreaking. Please buy an armorers set of tools and please get a brass hammer. Besides that, I love this content! Thank you!
Some of the comments in here are trollish and humorous. Reality: these rusted pieces of JUNK have no value. Fact is, there's thousands of excellent condition MP40s in the hands of private collectors. And there's even more available for purchase that are in good to fair condition. If any of those weapons have flaws, they are professionally repaired and restored to period condition by craftsmen gunsmiths. (Those guys are not typically on TH-cam because they are professionals not entertainers.) Bottom line: this video is for your ENTERTAINMENT. It is not to show you how to professionally restore a WW II MP40 to 1940s condition. In my book what this video is: our host using "smoke, mirrors, and parlor tricks" to make a rusted piece of junk look pretty, nothing more, nothing less. At the end of the day there's a win/win. Our host realizes some income for his hard work; and TH-camrs have been entertained watching something looking grotesque being transformed into something pretty (as long as the lighting is correct, we don't get too close, OR ASK TOO MANY QUESTIONS!) Ask yourself, were you entertained? (I was.) Did you find the video relaxing (I did, that's a guy thing, getting voyeuristic pleasure from watching these kind of faux restoration videos). Do you like to browse hardware stores for an hour or two (I most definitely do)? Are you going to watch more of these? (I am.) If you answered "yes" to any of the above that makes it all worth it, don't you think. So let's all calm down, pop some corn, and enjoy the shows. Bonus Comment: Think of these rusted PsOS like ancient Roman coins dated 1800 years or older. A valuable coin is totally worthless if it is rusted, pitted, dented, chipped, and/or simply well-worn. Despite the coins decrepit condition, on fleabay there's sellers of "ancient Roman coins," guaranteed to be 2000 years old, priced from $5 to $30. You can even get a "big bag of ancient as-found Roman coins" for $20 to $50. Those coins are not restored. They have gone from the dirt to the collector (who pulls the valuable coins), and then sold on fleabay at junk prices. In contrast, check on fleabay for those same ancient Roman coins, in excellent condition, where the seller wants $10,000 for it.
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Realmente se podría haber hecho mucho más por el arma, le falto un torno, con eso la hubiera dejado muchísimo mejor, hubiera afinado mejor el cañón, pero bueno, la cosa cambio bastante.
many German soldiers threw their weapons and uniforms into ponds and rivers as they fled from the enemy and pretended to be civilians. it has happened many times that people have drained a pond and found dozens of guns at the bottom
Looks like it's changed since it came out of the factory.... The bolt looks less than pristine. Not sure I would trust it after restoration in a test firing. I have no idea what that second submachine gun is.
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It’s very impressive how Bakelite pistol and fore grips are also rusty. Not suspicious at all…
What do you mean by that Bakelite is plastic
@@user-gl1ku5fd9w giving credit where credit isn’t due ig. Sorry g
Exactly they shouldn’t have looked like that at all 😂
@@user-gl1ku5fd9wexactly. Plastic doesn't rust
Dirt exists bro.
Dude, you're a genius.
Since only a genius can turn the MP-40 into some kind of unknown crap
you are so right what is that what did he do with it i also very much doubt that you can still call it a weapon because it looks like the handle is crooked that you have to hold it tightly he has killed this weapon twice
Szkoda kometowac jak się nie zna na renowacji to Po co za to się zabiera
@@jerzymaxson38je ne pense pas que vous vous y connaissez beaucoup non plus reprendre la surface à la soudure aller pourquoi pas mais le mastic la peinture et les parties en impression 3d ses pas une restauration ses une extermination. Tout et dans le nom une restauration ses restaurer l'état original de l'objet l'objet aussi bien visuel que technique qui veux dire utiliser les technique et les matériaux en vigueur pour l'époque et surtout l'object si il voulais appeler cela une restauration il aurais dit reprendre toute les surface à la soudure les bronzé à la rouille ou par bain remonter toutes les parties en bakélite. Sinon si il avais garder toute les pièces et l'était de surface original juste un nettoyage et viré la rouillé la sa aurait était une conservation. La ses ni l'un ni l'autre la ses juste de la merde
has anyone used a pressure washer to clean rust i wonder what it would do
17:29 maybe you should watch the whole video instead next time.
Find it odd when it went from a Ww2 mp-40 to a Czech post war vz smg 🤨
Yeah wtf😂😂
17:56 What about that part where the restoration is finished?
@@theowlfromduolingo7982. 27:51. He look up Czech parts for a vz smg or he did two guns and my stupid.
@@Rizzler222 Yes true. It seems like two restorations in one video. I don’t know why he would do that. But in general this channel seems a little suspicious. I can’t believe that he can get his hands on so many historic sought after firearms and they all seem to have a very similar rusting pattern / condition.
Really that hard to figure out? Soviet block nations made weapons using captured German designs.
Bro you destroyed it
That 3D printed stock was the worst part to add to this gun.... CHANGE IT NOW PLEASE IM CRYING MAN!
The whole time I’m thinking… “that thing is waaaay too far gone. There’s no way that’s ever gonna look new again” …aaaand, I was right! Once I saw him break out the Bondo, I knew it was over with…lol
Yeah, poor mp40
It’s fake shit not real
The whole thing is amazing, now i can make any Mp-40 into an UZI :)
vz 24 ;)
I was wondering that
you skipped ahead in the video. he did 2 restorations in 1 video.
The moment he started using a torch gave proof he has not the slightest idea about gunsmithing.
I don't he actually rebuilding working gun, it would be illegal.
If it's an antique it wouldnt be illegal bc of how old it is.
@@Pontiuspilate666 WWII machine gun can't be an antique
I dont think itll ever fore again, maybe with blanks, but looking at the putting its not safe even with those
@@viatcheslavkalashnikov1397 that’s untrue but aight
Never use a torch til u check the chamber unless u wanna cook off a round
It’s open bolt, homie.
I suspect you think the restoration took a total of 29 minutes because that's the length of the video.
@@kramdog3000😮
its not possible after such a long time cause the charge in that round is destroyed
i restore guns my self and i am also a licensed gunsmith in austria but you think about wat you do that can save your life cause your not so wrong you never know whats inside treat ewery gun like its new and loaded with a new round stay safe 🫡
Kudos to you for restoring these excellent firearms. Well Done.
That is what you call restoring? 😂😂😂😂 This has nothing to to do with real restauration. Would you take one of thos guns to testing on the firering range ? Guess not. nwvofvthos3 "gibs"
I'm Brazilian and I always wanted to see a video restoring the mp40 I already saw that I'm on the right channel
e aí fi brazuca também 😊
Thjs restoration js actually an obvious fake, please do not associate education with this. This is how you ruin guns.
Magnificent job sir, these weapons deserve to live again. 💀🖤💀
Bro did you lose your eyes from all this fake rust dirt crap?
Why on earth do they deserve to live again, after probably killing lots of soldiers on both sides
@@henninglorenzen6420You could say that about literally any gun. That's the same as saying that AKs don't deserve to live, or the M1911. There's a very large chance that every type of gun possible has claimed a life, be it through war or someone being a dumbass and being unsafe with their firearms.
While the MP40 was used specifically during WWII, and sure it probably took lives, but that doesn't eliminate the fact that to some people (myself included) it's a neat piece of history.
@@henninglorenzen6420 because of history? yes they were used to kill people in WWII, but that already happened. whats the point of letting history die.
It’s fake
The craftsmanship with which this restoration was done is simply impressive and inspiring.)
Fc lucena Brasil Ceará
Por favor alguém traduzir para o
Português por que por o meu saber
Em inglês é muito pouco estou muito
Orgulhoso pela atenção um bom dia
Fortaleza ce br 👍👍👍👍👍
tradução: "a competência com que restauro foi feito é simplesmente impressionante e inspiradora."
.................
Eu digo-lhe amigo brasileiro, não acredite em tudo o que você ve aqui.
and fake
Quick question, do you do some researches or do you have some kind of blueprints to know how to deassemble and reassemble guns ?
That paint job looks so real
These videos blow my mind. The history linked to this weapon is insane. At some point, this MP40 would have been in the hands of a German soldier and more than likely took the life of someone during the war. That's something I always struggle to comprehend 🤯
If it was in the hands of a American or Israeli soldier they would be liberators or the good guys....your a Melvin
Melvin is a another word for idiot
It’s not a mp40
@@rogerrms2180there’s two weapons .. they always do two weapons in their videos ..
@@Strumpanzerwagen ok thanks I didn’t know that.Have a good weekend
Though ill never come across any old guns like these to try this, i find your vidos really relxing and informative. thanks
how did you manage turn the lock box without pressing the trigger? Otherwise you cannot dissemble the gun!
REALLY ENJOY your focus on the details of bringing a warhorse back from the dead...AND your amazing close-up compositions. Excellent presentations!
Focus on detail? You think epoxy filler is the way to restoration? He ruined it.
@@teunvanblaricum4280 i totally agree. He is just messing up the history weapons. He just have to clean it and weld only the corrossion holes, thats all.
Do you ever fire these restorations or are they for display only? Great vids!
Love these types of videos
I wouldn’t fire that mp40.
I like ur video very much love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Started with a ww2 German mp40,by the end of the video it changed into a postwar czech vz!!!
i noticed that also. Either an edit mistake was made, or the MP40 project did not go as planned.
@@ChrisLAdams I kind of view these vids with caution tho because strangely on the relic mp40 not only are the plastic slab sides rusty but also the wooden steadying block under the barrel!!!!
@@historicmilitaria1944the block under the barrel is bakelite, like the grips and side plates, whick gets rusty like that if it's in contact with metal
That’s because he restored 2 different firearms in the same video. The final restoration of the Mp40 can be seen half-way through the video.
Never in my life would I think I’d see someone bondo a machine gun
That’s exactly what I said 😂
Would love to see side by side of before and after, also final product under white light from more angles 🙏
Yes, the end shots were truly dissapointing!! :/
Just show it in normal light, holding it, whatever... anything but that!
The MP 40 was really badly rusted .. Can you give us some backstory to these guns and what happened to make them this corroded?
I'm not sure at all but... It looks like this one was dug up from underground, so it was probably buried for several decades in moist ground... maybe it was laying underwater but there would probably be even more corrosion, and not that orange looking dirt colour ( I think).
Weapons like these, and even more dangerous unexploded 'Obusen', are still being found/dug up to this day by farmers f.e. in Belgium.
he has a recipe for rust , every gun he half does is the same bright rust color and the rust comes off the same way , no pitting on screw heads or springs and every screw comes undone , but even the rusty plastic parts return to great condition ,,, fake fake fake.
@@tomthompson7400 True in some instances, I've noticed that too. But you should watch this video. The metal is a mess and very pitted.
Could be found in some rivers sometimes, my grandpa was a boat driver cleaning the bottom of rivers when he was younger, he found several guns, and some were from WWII.
He restored and shot with some of those. Unfortunatly, he had no permit to have a weapon so they were taken by the police 😓
@michaeldhoore1178 these videos are fake. If you want good historical weapon restoration videos check out backyard ballistics. Every video he makes the weapons he restores unique in how badly and the type of damage it has sustained and he narrates over it so you can understand he is doing. Usually if he can successfully restore the weapon he will fire it at the end of the video if deemed safe enough.
where do you buy this rust , it looks so handy .... everything you touch is the exact same color , the rust washes off small mechanisms and they all work again , thats the rust I need in my life.
Simply amazing work!!!
I love seeing that the content is not fake but please try to be more careful with your metal tool. You should go check backwards ballistic he is explaining how to keep the original bluing without damaging it. Otherwise thank your for your content
From what I was looking at, the original bluing wouldn't have been any sort of issue on this gun. The pitting here is well past the surface bluing.
Where do you find all these guns? It doesn't really matter but I'm just curious.
I watched all your videos on your brother channel, I watched it with great pleasure, and after you renew the weapons, can you try it on an empty lot?
The MP-40 in this video was in no shape to fire ever again
Looks like this was found "magnet fishing" in some river or canal. The internal surfaces were still very good
or its fake
Genio total ,imposible creer tan fantástico trabajo de restauración...FELICITACIONES TOTALES......saludos desde Mendoza Argentina 🇦🇷
Roughly how long does this process take from start to completion?
He ruined it. Bondo and Black paint Come the f on.
That’s such a expensive piece of fine German art.
Skvělá práce 👍
Do you know sometimes I wonder where does he get these things from?
Like, does he just have people send them to him or does he like buy them off of eBay or like an antique store or not an antique store since they’re not allowed to sell firearms I think but like where does he get them?
Where do you gat all of these guns from?
Just curious 😏
"Легким движением руки брюки превращаются… брюки превращаются… превращаются брюки… в элегантные шорты!"
So much rust poor mp40 as a German myself this makes me sad and angry but beautiful restoration man not too many of these weapons are left in the world
После каждой такой рестоврации, хотелось бы видеть что подвижные части все функционируют, тоесть взвести и спустить затвор, без этого картина не полная
Калаш у немцев слизали
@@olgakarp9044 не совсем так, смотрите тех документацию на то и другое, стг сильно отличается внутренней конструкцией, идею почерпнули, да, слизали, нет
@@olgakarp9044якщо взагалі, шмайсер, коли був вивезений в СРСР, не "допоміг" зробити його...
@@olgakarp9044 если б только калаша. Что рюзге хорошо умеют делать дак ето воровать
@@DrezNord В видео добавило бы антураж, если показывать работоспособность поддвижных частей оружия
Sinto lhe dizer mas a arma do restaurada nao e a mesma que estava enferrujada
Пескоструй и сварка Tig - только так и никак не иначе. А этот "реставратор" просто испортил отличную эмпешечку.
Лучше бы мне отдал...
It's just magic!
Some evil magic...
great work but why the all guns is in very bad conditions we need more restorations for guns can work it after the restoration like the number 2 in this video i think it will be working after
Beautiful restoration job. Those guns look much better than before. Great work.
The video is faked, the gun is a replica and is just rusted over
How easy is everything after 80 years in the land huh? But in fact, we know how much we had to sweat before it budges🤫😉😅.
Moc obdivuji vaši práci 👍
Outstanding photography.
Skipped to 14:07 exactly and i thought he was taking a lunch break lol
Created a wall hanger … is that bondo you used on the pitting ???
Could it be fired with geniously again?
Where do you find these?
But do they shoot after your done, or they just walk pieces after your done???
How the hell do you get all these guns ?
Отличная работа но моё личное мнение мп я бы не красил и не варил а оставил как есть 👍👍👍🤝✊
This is maybe a stupid question, but what’s the powder stuff?
Check the full vid, he has titles in there with components
МП40 вообще моя мечта, жаль, что не сбыточная! 😢
It is so reassuring to realize how everything on the internet is so real and nothing is fake or staged in order to get more clicks, views and money.
Why not use rust remover liquid. Soak it then scrub the residue leftover
I really enjoy your skill!
Before it was a beautiful piece of history, now it's just a piece of metal...
Très bien filmé !! Beau travail, du grand art !! Bravo !!
Please be more Gental! Pounding Metal tools against this piece of history is just heartbreaking. Please buy an armorers set of tools and please get a brass hammer. Besides that, I love this content! Thank you!
i agree, but by the looks of it, he knows what he's doing
I'd rather see him being gentle
don't worry, it is probably a repro he rusted himself for views
Some of the comments in here are trollish and humorous.
Reality: these rusted pieces of JUNK have no value. Fact is, there's thousands of excellent condition MP40s in the hands of private collectors. And there's even more available for purchase that are in good to fair condition. If any of those weapons have flaws, they are professionally repaired and restored to period condition by craftsmen gunsmiths. (Those guys are not typically on TH-cam because they are professionals not entertainers.)
Bottom line: this video is for your ENTERTAINMENT. It is not to show you how to professionally restore a WW II MP40 to 1940s condition. In my book what this video is: our host using "smoke, mirrors, and parlor tricks" to make a rusted piece of junk look pretty, nothing more, nothing less.
At the end of the day there's a win/win. Our host realizes some income for his hard work; and TH-camrs have been entertained watching something looking grotesque being transformed into something pretty (as long as the lighting is correct, we don't get too close, OR ASK TOO MANY QUESTIONS!)
Ask yourself, were you entertained? (I was.) Did you find the video relaxing (I did, that's a guy thing, getting voyeuristic pleasure from watching these kind of faux restoration videos). Do you like to browse hardware stores for an hour or two (I most definitely do)? Are you going to watch more of these? (I am.)
If you answered "yes" to any of the above that makes it all worth it, don't you think. So let's all calm down, pop some corn, and enjoy the shows.
Bonus Comment:
Think of these rusted PsOS like ancient Roman coins dated 1800 years or older. A valuable coin is totally worthless if it is rusted, pitted, dented, chipped, and/or simply well-worn. Despite the coins decrepit condition, on fleabay there's sellers of "ancient Roman coins," guaranteed to be 2000 years old, priced from $5 to $30. You can even get a "big bag of ancient as-found Roman coins" for $20 to $50. Those coins are not restored. They have gone from the dirt to the collector (who pulls the valuable coins), and then sold on fleabay at junk prices.
In contrast, check on fleabay for those same ancient Roman coins, in excellent condition, where the seller wants $10,000 for it.
I think it's a sa vz submachine gun, anyway excellent job!
Dónde conseguíste el arma 🤨?
Dude, that goofy ahh horse💀. But no disrespect, your awesome.
What a Nice stock.
Looks like some kind of M1
MP -40он случаем не в продаже,подскажите пожалуйста конечно СХП сколько будет стои ость
Hi guy,Where did you get all your gun ?
Молодец! Огонь!
Hey what is the brand of the black paint ?
I'm vibing with the horse
The horse is the best in this vid
Will this safely Fire ?
They're restored when you can put a magazine through them. Not before. Great job with what you had to work with though.
Cut short the firing pin on the first one, it's just a wall hanger. The a t f will be by tomorrow to pick up the second one.
Fc lucena Brasil Ceará
RR esse olio que vc usar para
Esfriar as percas que olho é esse
Que se usar prá esfriar e endurece
O aço falou admiro muito o quer vc
Faz🎉🎉👍✨️👍✨️
Why vould there be green/blue erosion on the uzi, that only happens to copper not to natturaly rusted steel. Feel free to correct me
it amazes me the metal wasnt rusted through
Haha
good job!
しかし酷いもの何処で見つけるのか?
海底?古戦場?
It would be better to work with ultrasound at the beginning, which would break up some of the rust in the threads.
I'm curious as fck...
Where do you get all those guns?
Are you the kings of magnet fishing? 😊
Ive seen him saying that people bring stuff to him for restoration
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This should be used at gun smithing schools on what not to do
I would really want to know how do they get theses rusty guns?
how'd you get that much cheto dust on your gun 🤦♂️
Where do you find these guns
Congratulations you just turned a MP 40 into this weird looking machine gun
Вместо шпаклевки не лучше ли свинцом поры заполнять?
Realmente se podría haber hecho mucho más por el arma, le falto un torno, con eso la hubiera dejado muchísimo mejor, hubiera afinado mejor el cañón, pero bueno, la cosa cambio bastante.
Sehr gute Arbeit .👍
No pitting at all at the end! 2 guns or fake rust
Moronic
I appreciate your patience 🙂👍
you are an artist!
How exactly did this gun end up in such horrific condition.
many German soldiers threw their weapons and uniforms into ponds and rivers as they fled from the enemy and pretended to be civilians. it has happened many times that people have drained a pond and found dozens of guns at the bottom
Where are you getting the guns that you restore
Looks like it's changed since it came out of the factory....
The bolt looks less than pristine.
Not sure I would trust it after restoration in a test firing.
I have no idea what that second submachine gun is.
28:59 Is this also an MP40 weapon?
Why does it seem like there are 2 types of weapons in this video?
Does it shoot tho
Great work!
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