Colt 1903 | Rusty USA Gun Restoration

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[@Tapinnt3]

One of the best restoration videos I’ve seen…

[@user-rn9sf3uh1e]

I have one of those pistols they are great guns

[@brettlittle9913]

Absolutely,that amount of degradation is bound to be fake,NOT,it’s pretty obvious it’s a battlefield ww2 relic dug up.even 80 year stuff can be in remarkable condition depending on where it was dug up,excellent work and patience shown on something that was probably a serving soldier’s personnel sidearm👍

[@chiefbrownfart]

I can't lie, that's pretty damn impressive!

[@wayneandrus240]

What a very careful restoration. It is quite remarkable!!!

[@hamwallet8446]

The snatching thing was pretty funny. Nice detail for the video

[@MASI_forging]

This looks so cool. You have done a great work. 👏👏

[@RESTORATIONOFSCRAPMETAL]

Cool project 👍

[@sierrarobinson3656]

It’s crazy that he can take a gun that’s literally crumbling from rust as he touches it, and restore it back to almost like new again. I don’t know anything about restoration but the process is so satisfying

[@MrGunfucius]

Well its fake. Backyard Ballistics exposed this fraud

[@AxelfoleyTheGreat]

Wow. This guy is good.

[@dropwantstodie]

Imagine being this guy's neighbor, visiting his house, And seeing a literal arsenal full of restored guns.

[@jackn2236]

Two questions to ask...
1- Are any of them usable or are they too far gone to be safe to fire?
2- If there are any that are not too far gone to be safe to fire, are there any that have not been deactivated?

[@georgemccabe3522]

@@jackn2236most likely none of them are safe to fire.

[@SaAs-kd1kz]

مبدع رقم 1

[@carrestore]

awesome work👍👍👍

[@71lupenzo710]

Bro,you are the best of TH-cam.great job,great precision,art of restore

[@georgeshelton6281]

I realized that it was a double play for this old gun. It did take long, hard work to bring it back to life.

[@MrJkboy21]

I like videos like this he’s like John wick of restoring

[@ronminer8902]

I love your restoration videos but one criticism on this one. A soldering iron isn't a paintbrush. Apply the flux then apply the heat. Put your solder between a soldering iron and the surface that you are soldering and let the flux move the solder for you. If the solder won't melt then your surface is not hot enough. If you can't get the solder to melt at all then you need a higher wattage soldering iron. You should never have to move your soldering iron until you are ready to solder at another spot

[@h_restore]

good job. Keep up the good work. You're doing well.)

[@kilcar]

My father carried one of those in World War two. Never" fired in anger " however

[@sinisavacev3160]

Od tog pistoleta,nema koristi više.👋😭

[@stevenleslie8557]

Looks like another deep badder fried gun

[@martingolding4951]

Hmm, lol, u put far too much rust n mud on that, but did u know rust starts from the inside of things, not the outside

[@sukhiewatts1154]

Hi what was the paint you used on the colt ?

[@dalerobertson3740]

Man, the attention to detail, the skill and the equipment this guy has is second to none. Even the camera work, all top notch.

[@MrGunfucius]

Lol thats because its fake

[@deanganske1297]

Damn reruns

[@jackprotti]

If you don't watch the entirety of the video you're missing out

[@snakeconsulthailand767]

I really like the Videos - but what i cant understand is - why they not doing a perfect restoration ?

[@Yumigamii_]

thumbnail looks like gas station chicken

[@martingolding4951]

Homemade rust and caked on mud baked in an oven or left in hot sunshine and rust start from the inside, not the outside just look at how cars start going rusty

[@Yumigamii_]

RUST LORE@@martingolding4951

[@splashbrothas9791]

I understand that these are beyond repair. In a sense that theyre not meant to be fired but the finishes on these firearms are horrible. If youre willing to use putty fillers the finishes should be taken into consideration a little more.

[@AliAli-zv5ot]

❤👍👍👍💪

[@LarryDeSilva64]

Why waste time on a gun like thos that will never fire again? I just don't get it
It's obviously so far gone there is no metal integrity left.

[@martingolding4951]

He's over baked it in the oven lol

[@deinelof]

💀👍🏻

[@jacktennant8426]

what, if anything was so attractive about this rusted eaten up gun?

[@chadwhitman1811]

I would like to see that gun fired .

[@user-rd7qm4gc6p]

The lost me when they filled in the Holes With Bondo 👎👎👎 Ever heard of a Tig Welder better..

[@elcochodeguerrero77]

😂😂😂😂 mayor farsa no pude ver

[@murmaider2]

Not the putty again.

[@Irusssska]

Y? I mean it wont ever shoot again. The barrel is too pitted

[@jordanharris8928]

I feel you could have done better on that colt tbh. With your skills, come on.

[@viktor4533]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@DrClawizdead]

Yeah... Now go fire a few clips through it being held together by solder. Not to mentioned you freaking dry fired it. Who des that?
You took it apart and knocked some rust off but that is NOT a restoration!

[@HopliteWarlord]

Restoration of a firearm means it has to function as such. These are just dodgey mock ups, might as well carve one out of wood for all the good it does!

[@ccsniper]

Now shoot it.

[@user-mm1wh7ke9q]

everything is fine, only Nada picks up even more clearly

[@user-wf5pq1dz6i]

120년 넘은 권총 의. 부활

[@davehouk5990]

not worth the time and work

[@codyfritz8579]

i agree tbh,and considering the fact the gun looked destroyed