That was not cool to see you neutralize that rifle. I am a proud owner of a M44 that I restored. My heart hit the floor as soon as you cut the firing pin, and I died when you cut the barrel. As I’ve read through the comments I have not seen you explain what reasoning you had for doing that to this amazing work horse of a rifle.
@@socialghost4400 porque una verdadera restauración trataría de salvar la madera y no agregar soldaduras, El valor del artefacto esta en lo original- Lo unico que tendría que hacer el restaurador es sacar el oxido y lograr la funcionalidad de las piezas sin ningun tipo de agrgado y rescatar la madera. Esa arma ya no tiene valor histórico y NO ES COLECCIONABLE
Вы бы, хотя бы, деактив не показывали бы... Это так коробит. Это сравнимо с тем, что вы, например, вылечиваете больного безнадежного ребенка, а потом отрубаете ему ножки, что бы он не бегал и не шумел потом...
Сперва вернул к жизни прекрасный артефакт а потом отрезал ему самое главное. ВОПРОС и зачем было реанимировать, не проще изготовить из жести такой же по виду?????
Вероятно из-за законодательства РФ. Хотя можно было вварить 2 штифта и приварить раму к стволу, получится схп. Но когда он варил поверх номера на маузере.... Я как историк такое простить не могу
Different customers, different tastes. What if this is going to a public collection? Besides this is America he can do what he wants but it would be nice if it was functional
Law regulations. There are countries you simply can't legally own something which is technically classified as a "Weapon of War" no matter how old or outdated. Laws don't always make sense.
It's true that Alexander Garlov, who's from Russia, is supposed to be my pen pal. I just didn't tell him the same thing. That's, I rely on friendship instead of a marriage relationship. I took Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart very seriously when they wrote, composed, sung, and performed the 1968 released recording called "I Wonder what she's doing Tonight," it's an anti marriage released recording. 🇷🇺 🤔 😉 😀 😀 😳 🇷🇺
I can't get over the transformation. Absolutely beautiful restoration. Why cutting the firing pin and slicing the barrel? Is tthhe barrel to weak to handle the force of the bullet released? Would love to have this rifle regardless. Thanks for the vid.
Here’s the thing tho the steel of the barrel didint look pitted and the wood looked rusty so this was a rifle he destroyed for a “restoration video”… shame on him…. Shame…..
Well I have to read This one has baked before even begins for 1 simple tiny and significant little reason that barely should be mentioned. Wood does not rust Rust might put a stain in but on it doesn't rust so you got the rifle from above the yard and then fake the rest😮
It a good thing it a Mosin and you can find parts for it just about anywhere because they cut the firing pin off and a Barrel people can still get new ones and they will work better
Why would you neutralize the gun like that parts are writh lot more then gun even if barrels no good I'm all most thinking you could have fired that gun if rifling was good
i think everyone in the comment section seems to not understand that in European nations its very difficult to own a gun be that there are some nations like Switzerland where it is legal to own but its difficult to own one so to people like this person here the only way they can own a gun that isn't live and all that they can own inert guns which are very abundant and popular in Europe for history nerds and people who like gun history so they have to neutralize the gun regardless of everything which involves cutting the barrels and sometime welding rods into the holes to add additional prevention of a person reactivating the gun, cutting or removing the firing pin all together and so on. With everything I just said he isn't butchering the gun cause he doesn't know what he is doing but more of listening to the laws and doing what he has to legally own the gun
Oh god :( i know laws can be hard and stupid, but even neutralizing the gun yourself doesnt make it legal, it needs to be done by an official to make it legal, if i were you i would have kept this mosin live firing, or gift it to a hunter or sporting shooter but not destroy it
That was not cool to see you neutralize that rifle. I am a proud owner of a M44 that I restored. My heart hit the floor as soon as you cut the firing pin, and I died when you cut the barrel. As I’ve read through the comments I have not seen you explain what reasoning you had for doing that to this amazing work horse of a rifle.
DISPLAY RIFLE
@@jaewhite2462 why cant you display a functional one.
@@MosinAttractedPerson Local laws.
@@timhartherz5652 but he didn’t have to mutilate it
It is painful to see you turning a destroyed rusty rifle into new scrap metal(( but, you did a nice job doing it
It's not restauration , it's a destruction ! 😢
Why?
@@socialghost4400 this weapon cannot fire again... so sad ...
Spelling me 'old China. ..spelling...
@@socialghost4400 z=n*zism :D?
@@socialghost4400 porque una verdadera restauración trataría de salvar la madera y no agregar soldaduras, El valor del artefacto esta en lo original- Lo unico que tendría que hacer el restaurador es sacar el oxido y lograr la funcionalidad de las piezas sin ningun tipo de agrgado y rescatar la madera. Esa arma ya no tiene valor histórico y NO ES COLECCIONABLE
Вы бы, хотя бы, деактив не показывали бы... Это так коробит. Это сравнимо с тем, что вы, например, вылечиваете больного безнадежного ребенка, а потом отрубаете ему ножки, что бы он не бегал и не шумел потом...
When you shoot it when it’s rusty it’s gonna blow up😂
@@scottcarlson3876 no
I wouldn't call this a restoration, I would call it destroying a rifle.
😢
He lost a nice gun😢😢😢😢😢
Why?
@@jafarkhalailah9314 cannot fire anymore... sad...
It didn’t even have that bad of pitting on the barrel…. Not even a test…
You do beautiful work but once you cut the firing pin I lost interest .if your not going to restore it to shoot then, why?
Эх, мастер! Загубить такой живой ствол.... Ужас.
Сперва вернул к жизни прекрасный артефакт а потом отрезал ему самое главное. ВОПРОС и зачем было реанимировать, не проще изготовить из жести такой же по виду?????
Вероятно из-за законодательства РФ. Хотя можно было вварить 2 штифта и приварить раму к стволу, получится схп. Но когда он варил поверх номера на маузере.... Я как историк такое простить не могу
Stop restoring guns if you have to disable them it’s jsut a waste send them to someone who can do it without destroying them
Different customers, different tastes. What if this is going to a public collection? Besides this is America he can do what he wants but it would be nice if it was functional
Law regulations.
There are countries you simply can't legally own something which is technically classified as a "Weapon of War" no matter how old or outdated.
Laws don't always make sense.
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@@Trabalho-zn1bv what
It's a mosin, it's not some ultra rare historical gun, anyone can get one for a few hundred dollars, he can do whatever he pleases with his property
Дать бы тебе леща за порчу исторической вещи
Лучше пи*ды, что б не ломал так больше
Why in the world would you destroy the rifle to make it non serviceable!?? That’s bull crap…
Should've been titled " WHAT NOT TO DO TO A CLASSIC FIREARM"
Легендарная винтовка. Простая, дешовая в изготовлении, выносливая.
It's true that Alexander Garlov, who's from Russia, is supposed to be my pen pal. I just didn't tell him the same thing. That's, I rely on friendship instead of a marriage relationship. I took Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart very seriously when they wrote, composed, sung, and performed the 1968 released recording called "I Wonder what she's doing Tonight," it's an anti marriage released recording. 🇷🇺 🤔 😉 😀 😀 😳 🇷🇺
I can't get over the transformation. Absolutely beautiful restoration. Why cutting the firing pin and slicing the barrel? Is tthhe barrel to weak to handle the force of the bullet released? Would love to have this rifle regardless. Thanks for the vid.
He probably cut the two because he wanted to restore them as display pieces and to not go through the trouble of registering them.
@@gregoryruslavage8656 Could be. Now days they want to register everything it seems
Here’s the thing tho the steel of the barrel didint look pitted and the wood looked rusty so this was a rifle he destroyed for a “restoration video”… shame on him…. Shame…..
@@gregoryruslavage8656as long as you don’t sell it. You don’t need to register it.
Why did you have to neutralise the firing pin and barrel?
you went through all that time and effort to bring a piece of history back to life only to destroy it. so sad.
Bro didn’t even try to tell us he’s not faking it 😂😂😂
Enjoyed til you ruined the rifle 😢
What a shame to destroy a gun like that. You tube should be ashamed for making you guys destroy history
Dumbo he's destroying to repair it great job to this guy who repaired it
You lost me at “firing pin neutralization”.
It caused me to implement “channel neutralization”.
Is there a reason for neutralizing the barrel and firing pin?
Unless it was too unsafe to fire, I’d say it’s to please their tyrannical overlords
The steel was still soo good
He is just a anti gun hippie!
Had me until you neutralized "Destroyed " the rifle.. Pitty.
Nice job. Ignore the negative comments about the firing pin. A firing pin can be made or bought after market, it isn't a big deal.
i know you do your thing and i appreciate that but as a metal worker. would you consider. keeping the metal pure, as is? love the montage and work btw
do you ever test fire a weapon afterwards. Or is the metal too brittle
I don't get why you "neutralized" the firing pin and the barrel? What's the point of restoring a fine weapon like this unless you can actually use it?
Because it is an old gun that was intentionally placed into the mud, the barrel must be dead. The video makes view afterwards 🤷
I like the presentation. The second person passing parts and tools.
How many times u use a screwdriver when disassembling ak? Exactly - max 1 time. Brilliant
So how long did you have to leave them in the dirt for them to get to that point? Looks like a year maybe?
🤓
I imagine him in his garden, monitoring the aging of his different rifles placed in the mud for the future videos 😂
Easiest fake to spot in my life, you can tell because the wood is rusted like the metal, which is impossible.
You destroy the gun after cleaning it up Why
Dont understand why would you cut fireing pin and the barrel you spent so much time restoring it just to destroy the gun
PORQUE LOS NEUTRALIZASTE? NOOOOOO
How long did this restoration take?
Well I have to read This one has baked before even begins for 1 simple tiny and significant little reason that barely should be mentioned. Wood does not rust Rust might put a stain in but on it doesn't rust so you got the rifle from above the yard and then fake the rest😮
How about metal spraying for your rusted pieces of metal ?
Im convinced this guy dips guns a barrel of cheeto dust before recording these videos
It a good thing it a Mosin and you can find parts for it just about anywhere because they cut the firing pin off and a Barrel people can still get new ones and they will work better
Valamit nem értek!!! Honnan tudja hogy nincs-e benne lőszer? Ha esetleg lenne benne és elkezdené melegíteni nem hiszem hogy többet restaurálna.
Есть три вещи накоторые можно смотреть вечно:как горит огонь,как течёт вода,и на точные движения рук мастера делающих такую работу.
Awesome!
Where was this video made??
Canada has the strictest laws but this rifle is still legal......why did you have to disable the firing pin and barrel??
Why would you neutralize the gun like that parts are writh lot more then gun even if barrels no good I'm all most thinking you could have fired that gun if rifling was good
My cat loves it
Not really sure why they call this a restoration, this is so fake its laughable!
This rifle was a historic piece now its barrel is ruined
Por qué no disparas tus famosas restauraciones? Vamos tanto show para que no disparen?
Another rifle found in the mud 😂
♥️🇹🇷♥️okey.guzel işçilik.tenkyuvermac.♥️🇹🇷♥️
Thanks!
I purposely watch his vids with head phones to hear the BASSY taps 🤔anyone else?.
There is no law that man has made that could get me to destroy that rifle. Someone should make sure he doesn't get his hands on anymore.
wood cant rust?
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that wood looks like its filled with rust, makes no sense
Did you notice that the Tiny Toons animation crew members never made fun of the Russians? Not even once.
Excelente
Это чтобы небыло желания меритса пушками 😅
i think everyone in the comment section seems to not understand that in European nations its very difficult to own a gun be that there are some nations like Switzerland where it is legal to own but its difficult to own one so to people like this person here the only way they can own a gun that isn't live and all that they can own inert guns which are very abundant and popular in Europe for history nerds and people who like gun history so they have to neutralize the gun regardless of everything which involves cutting the barrels and sometime welding rods into the holes to add additional prevention of a person reactivating the gun, cutting or removing the firing pin all together and so on. With everything I just said he isn't butchering the gun cause he doesn't know what he is doing but more of listening to the laws and doing what he has to legally own the gun
Прикончил музейный экспонат.
What would you charge to restore no rusty but need too be repaired wood and end of barrel forgot its a civil war rifle my grandfather gave me
Отлично ! Мастер !
Cuando le cortó el percutor 💔
Destruiu o rifle …
If you simply don’t want the weapon to fire just remove the firing pin
If youre restoring for resale DONT NEUTRALIZE THEM
Чтобы зачем нейтрализацию делать? В скором времени пригодится может, а тут вещь портят...
I like the way you work
Он портит оружие что тебе может нравиться ?
He welded over the markings… and used a belt sander… he know not what he do……..
Bravissssiiimooo 10 con lode
WOW beatiful 😍👍
😊
Такую и ребёнок почистит.Вы более ржавую винтовку попробуйте отреставрировать.
Oh god :( i know laws can be hard and stupid, but even neutralizing the gun yourself doesnt make it legal, it needs to be done by an official to make it legal, if i were you i would have kept this mosin live firing, or gift it to a hunter or sporting shooter but not destroy it
You destroy a piece of history that’s not a restoration
See how fast it goes to 20k ++ Subs.
Transrifle now.
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this peace of history is for ever?
Destr.
And its no more than a sili pease on the wall.
बैरल बैढ काट दिया गया है गलत किया नौलज नहीं कट ला दिया
Sinceramente não gostei da inutilização da arma, confesso que deixei de assistir o vídeo logo em seguida.
Lamentável!
If destroying rifles is your thing why even waste the time and money with all the supplies needed? WTF???
Реально реаставрируют, молодцы!!!
And they destroyed it
los restauran para colgarlos en la muralla
Que pena 😢
11:36 i read wood stalin
All your efforts were wasted, You destroyed a piece of history.
What a waste of effort and then destroy the rifle like that, just saying, wow.
Omg why would you ruine that gun like that
The job you do is phenomenal I wasn't aware you could clean something that bad wow
I'd take that rifle out for a spin
11:25 😮😮😮😮😮
The soviets will mad about you
Wtf are even doing, you are destroying those rifles 🤦🤦
I like video❤
Tarihin bir parçasını işlemez hale getirdin ancak duvar süsü olur cidden çok yazık 😠🤦🏽♂️
That was painful to bare witness to
quel dommage
that's a kar-98k I looked at the kar-98 restoration its the same outro
Good
Parei de ver o vídeo quando ele cortou a ponta do percursor
Could have just bought a fake wall hanger if you were ganna destroy the gun. Restoring it just to make it in-operable, gross.
It was neutered!