Hi, I am 71, live in New Zealand and have the same shotgun, my shotgun was brought out to NZ around 1920s by a young American boy who had a job offer on a South Island farm. He spent the rest of his life on this large farm, I managed to buy the gun for 60.00 nz dollars after his death from old age. I will always keep it. Your grandad would be proud of you for putting the time and effort in the restoration of his gun. Good skills and great work. ....Barry Nz
I love that you didn’t make it look like some recreation of the original rifle. It looks like an old gun, and that’s the best thing about it. Beautiful restoration.
I have an old Ivers-Johnson that belonged to my Grandfather. Made in the early 60’s, it’s in good shape, still has a strong spring in the hammer. Enjoyed your video, especially the woodworking.
I once did a similar restoration and finished it off by painting the entire single shot shotgun with Rustolium Olive Drab Paint. Yes, It is ugly as sin, but still knocks the squirrels out of the trees. I'll give you FIVE STARS+++++ on your works. Dang Good Job!!!!!!
Attic? Looks like it was found buried in the yard. I got a Savage Stevens single shot 20 gauge for my 12th birthday in 1972. Still looks like the day I opened it.
What a very nice project. It looks great and I'm sure it would shoot too. The hand checkering looks good as well. You need to invest in some checkering tools and make the checkering even finer. Thumbs Up!
Never seen a Iver Johnson 1909 with birch wood before . All mine from late 1800s through 1968 was walnut. Guess there's a first for everything . Good job .
Cool! I have one from 1902 (ish) (01 & 02 Ptd dates) in good shootable condition except for a cracked butt stock, which I'm considering making a new one from some walnut I have on hand.
Very incredibly work!. I have my granfathers 20 guage and it is identical to yours. Very same design but mine was made in 1913 by MwcMenders out of oak leaf new york. What is that product you blue that with?
My have my greatgrandpas Ivers Johson 16 gage ,dad just found the forearm piece last year in my papaw s gun cabinet, he thought it was lost forever! We popped it on and made the old gal complete,the thing will kick the manure outta ya lol
Good job. Im sure your grand father would be proud of you. The stock looks great. If it were mine, id cut the barrel down to 18 inches and thread it so it could take chokes. Id also put a glow sight on the barrel.
Hi, love your videos! So useful and helpful! 💪🙌 Btw Is there a way where i can reach out to you? I need to ask some questions about some items i found.. Thanks!
Great job! I would have liked to see how you filled the hole in the underside of the barrel? Please advise how you did that? Greetings from South Africa
Hi, I am 71, live in New Zealand and have the same shotgun, my shotgun was brought out to NZ around 1920s by a young American boy who had a job offer on a South Island farm.
He spent the rest of his life on this large farm, I managed to buy the gun for 60.00 nz dollars after his death from old age. I will always keep it. Your grandad would be proud of you for putting the time and effort in the restoration of his gun. Good skills and great work. ....Barry Nz
The fact it was your grandfather’s gun .. makes it even more sweeter..
great 👍🏼 work..
These old single shots were especially good to teach kids with. Nice work on keeping it old.😊
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You mean nice work on restoring it?
When I was a kid My dad gave me his old break open 16g looked like this
I love that you didn’t make it look like some recreation of the original rifle. It looks like an old gun, and that’s the best thing about it. Beautiful restoration.
It's a shotgun.
@@dakotahills2.095a shotgun is a rifle fyi 😂
J’en ai un 😅
I have an old Ivers-Johnson that belonged to my Grandfather. Made in the early 60’s, it’s in good shape, still has a strong spring in the hammer. Enjoyed your video, especially the woodworking.
I once did a similar restoration and finished it off by painting the entire single shot shotgun with Rustolium Olive Drab Paint. Yes, It is ugly as sin, but still knocks the squirrels out of the trees. I'll give you FIVE STARS+++++ on your works. Dang Good Job!!!!!!
This guy is a gun smith extraodinaire. Fantastic, unbelievable work. Thank you for posting.
Прекрасно, Петрович! Отлично, Филиппыч! Браво, Иваныч!
I just had my grandfathers Iver Jonson restored, fully operational condition. Love the etching on the stock and stain.
One of the best videos on the internet by far. Beautiful work.
Very cool
I love seeing new life breathed into old "junk"
It can not come back to life until it is capable of being fired. Otherwise, it's just a nice ornament.
Pleasure to watch a man, who know what he is doing. Great job❤
Attic? Looks like it was found buried in the yard. I got a Savage Stevens single shot 20 gauge for my 12th birthday in 1972. Still looks like the day I opened it.
Congratulations!!! He sent the restoration very well, it was top!!
اهلا صديقي العزيز الفنان المبدع متابعتك من العراق
I have my grandfathers Iver Johnson in 20 gauge. Good job! They are famous for the stock cracking. Cheers
Old single shots are amazing in their simplicity and history
Great job! I'm getting ready to work on a Reminton model 11 thats been past down for generations. It's put food on tables for 100 plus years.
Beautifully done!
I have one of these that belonged to my Grandfather. I did a little bit of maintenance on it and shot it a couple times. Awesome job
My dad has an old Iver Johnson "Champion" .410 that he inherited from his grandfather.
The "notches" on firearms stocks is called "checkering".
Very good job, excellent.
You're an artist!
What a very nice project. It looks great and I'm sure it would shoot too. The hand checkering looks good as well. You need to invest in some checkering tools and make the checkering even finer. Thumbs Up!
Хорошо обновил старичка- похожего на ИЖ номер 5. Удачи!
Спасибо друг! ) Ижи копировали с этой модели)
Such a nice job,you are quite the craftsman
Excellent restoration Bro, Theo got beautiful.
Un vero maestro armaiolo d'altri 🏛. Bravo.
Nice looking finished project, I have a champion as well, it has a dark brown rust patina! 410 Guage, fun little gun!
Looks great and you did a wonderful job restoring it!!
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
You have given it a new lease of life , excellent refurbishment in my opinion, Su
Beatiful job, done with love and respect
Beautiful job. Thank you
Muy bonita reparación felicidades
Very good video! nice restoration!🤝🙌🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
It turned out to be a beautiful rifle. Well done!
It is a shotgun. What video did you watch???
May god do such a job! Well done guys!
Wonderful work, it was to test at the end giving a shot. one two three and fire 🔥
Awesome restoration
A splendid job well done
Beautiful work.
I just restored the same gun in 16 gauge I like yours much better! Good job
Good u job mate, thanks from England
Nice restoration. Congrats.
Never seen a Iver Johnson 1909 with birch wood before . All mine from late 1800s through 1968 was walnut. Guess there's a first for everything . Good job .
Your wood working skills are impressive…
Good job on your restoration. I really liked how you used a hacksaw blade to checker the wood stock. Very nicely done.
Good job! Very nice!
Super jest odrestaurowana bardzo stara spluwa z bardzo dawniejszych lat pozdrawiam twórcę tego filmiku serdecznie 👍👍👍👍👍👍
I built a stock for my dads. His is a southern arms, but it looks the same. He got it for $50.
Very very good, great job, congrats.
Trabalho espetacular u cara e caprichoso.
Nice restoration. You did very well. 🙂🙂
A really nice job 👍
Remember en Iver Johnson’s shop in downtown Boston years ago…..
Very professional restoration
Parabens ficou lindo seu trabalho top
Tem que admitir o cara tem talento ficou uma obra de arte 👏👏👏👏👏
Belo trabalho parabens
Very nice work!
Wow, nice work! Particularly on the stock.
Beautiful job
Masterpiece!
Nice job !!
Very nice restoration 👍
Well done, sir!
Çok güzel oldu.. Eski silâhları seviyorum.. İyi bir ustasın..
This model shotgun my dad always used for hunting Turkeys in West Michigan. I love shooting that gun. His is in much better shape
That’s incredible
You know it’s real restoration when it’s not blue-green fondant and they don’t put the gun in gun juice
Wow, a beautiful restoration. Thank for for preserving this rare gun. I loved how you used the old stock instead of making a new one.
He did make a new butstock & handguard. What video were you watching?
When the test is open book and still somebody fails.
He did make a new one. Are you hallucinating?
Lol😂
This guy is a master
Nicely done
Wow, beautiful weapon 👍
Meu avô tinha uma igual a essa. Calibre 28 . Usei ela muito . Parabéns pelo trabalho .
Obrigado amigo!
Awesome job. Glad you restored the shotgun. What gauge is it ❤❤
It would be nice without the music.
The wood job and protecting the viewers eyes while welding, deserved a like. 👍
I would have liked to see you shoot it! Nice work, especially the fabrication and wood working
he made it impossible to fire,sadly he drilled a hole in the barrel.
Granddad would be proud...
Good job 👏 👍
БРАВО Мастер !
Nice job on the gun
Excellent work. How long did the job take, a few weeks? A test fire would have been awesome!
Where did you find it? Great work!
😮😮top parabéns ficou linda boa noite 🇧🇷
Que buen trabajo tengo una igual en calibre 20 era de mi abuelo saludos desde colombia
Looks really good. Does it work?
Top demais
Complimenti gran bel lavoro sono contento perché finalmente vedo un fucile uguale al mio👍👍💪💪💯🌈🌹
Very well done. I hope that it still fires.
Muy buen trabajo,saludos desde España.
¡Gracias amigo! ¡Hola Espana!
@@restorationofantique Me ha encantado su trabajo, muy limpio y detallista. FELICIDADES.
Iver Johnson Champion
Amazing! Man, I wonder what his day job is, I'd love to know!
Cool! I have one from 1902 (ish) (01 & 02 Ptd dates) in good shootable condition except for a cracked butt stock, which I'm considering making a new one from some walnut I have on hand.
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Very incredibly work!. I have my granfathers 20 guage and it is identical to yours. Very same design but mine was made in 1913 by MwcMenders out of oak leaf new york.
What is that product you blue that with?
My have my greatgrandpas Ivers Johson 16 gage ,dad just found the forearm piece last year in my papaw s gun cabinet, he thought it was lost forever! We popped it on and made the old gal complete,the thing will kick the manure outta ya lol
🙈👏👏👏 çok emek verdiniz
Good job. Im sure your grand father would be proud of you. The stock looks great. If it were mine, id cut the barrel down to 18 inches and thread it so it could take chokes. Id also put a glow sight on the barrel.
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Hi, love your videos! So useful and helpful! 💪🙌 Btw Is there a way where i can reach out to you? I need to ask some questions about some items i found.. Thanks!
Great job! I would have liked to see how you filled the hole in the underside of the barrel? Please advise how you did that? Greetings from South Africa