Maybe its just me but I'm thinking it's probably unnecessary to store it in a bucket of mud to make it look like you dug it up from a garbage pile before you start the restore. Just restore it without the manufactured dig drama?
You do know it could be done like that to make it a little more fun to do right? It is obviously faked considering the first weapons history but still, I enjoy the content and even if it's faked it's not harming anyone
Great video work obviously. But im thinking the rust and damage to the first gun was heavily staged. The mud and rust on the inside of the firearm means it would have been submerged for quiet some time. And for it to have absolutely no corrosion or pitting tells me it was more than like purposfully placed in mud/water just long enough to form some nice rust for the video. Just my opinion though obviously.
Did anyone detect any deep pitting, on even the softer metal parts, of that object? Severe rust, not baked mud, on the finish? This doesn't pass the sniff test.
Looks like me it was stuck in a bucket of mud for a month tops. If it had been any longer it would be pitted and it would not be able to unscrew those screws
There's no way this isn't staged. No one in their right mind is going to ignore a basic rule of firearm safety, always treat a weapon as if it's loaded, to first scrape mud off of it THEN drop the magazine.
I agree with you. However, if you understand firearm mechanics for this firearm, it only fires from the open bolt position. This means that because the bolt was fully forward it was in a safe position with or without rounds in the magazine.
@@austingignac8683 Thanks for the insight. I'm falling back on the firearms safety I learned in the military. Whether it was a 9mm, M16, SAW, M60 (an open bolt weapon), 50 cal or a Mk19 we assumed it was loaded until we personally verified otherwise.
Деревенский способ реставрации - отмываем под струёй воды из колонки от грязи, можно с хозяйственным мылом, далее вытираем о трико или майку алкоголичку. Берём корыто для стирки, можно старое из оцинкованной стали. Заливаем соляркой, слитой с трактора. Кидаем в солярку Калаш на пару дней, можно добавить хозяйственного мыла в солярку. Раз в день переворачиваем Калаш, можно в корыте подвигать элементы автомата (затвор дёрнуть, магазин отцепить, крышку ствольной коробки приподнять). Через 2-3 дня достаем из солярки. Вытираем майкой или трико. Вместо wd-40 используем солидол, всё с того же трактора. Заряжаем один холостой патрон, взводим, производим выстрел. Солярку можно снова залить в трактор.
Я эти реставрации смотрю, это дичь какая то. Нормальные мастера руки бы оторвали, зачем смывать грязь? Правильно, незачем лучше поковыряем. В жопе у себя лучше пусть поковыряет.
That was a bit disconcerting of him clearing mud from around the trigger not knowing if it's still chambering a round. The magazine appeared to be empty but there still can be a live round in the chamber. Treat it as loaded.
It's actually pretty dope to see the restore process. But I ain't going to lie, I wish there was some commentary so we know what you're actually doing and why. Also the chemistry reactions etc. That would make your channel so much better. Well.. at least imo. Good stuff regardless. Editing is on point!
@@lanowyn never said it was a "restoration video". Just said it was dope to see the restore process. Don't care if it was staged or not. You missed my point entirely.
@@tomle2553 so you're willfully supporting a disingenuous youtuber knowing it may not be real. That's not really better dude, you were better off being ignorant lmao
Excellent video production. That's a lot of hard work well done. Looking forward to more. I have an old, rusty navy colt 36cal. I bet it's an uberti. I worry about using the metal brushes. That would scratch the surface. The liqui-moly is something I've never heard of. I'll check it out.
Bonjour, belle restauration 👍. Pour des cas semblable après avoir retirer le plus gros de la terre un trempage dans le pétrole ou dans le gasoil pendant 2 jours pour bien l'imprégner . bonne continuation .
You pulled the front sight off with heat. I found that amazing. I tried to get the front sight/bayonet holder off of a SKS with heat. It was damn near impossible.
@@Nittytash its clearly not genuine. How can so many items be recovered from mud, eventually there won't be anything else to find. This dude, like most other restore channels, stage the "restoration" for clicks
I liked your video, very well done and concise. but to be exact... that's not an AK-47, it's an AKS because of its folding stock and shorter barrel. used by the crew of tanks and other very narrow and closed armored vehicles to carry a very long werpon. 👍
I've trained on ranges for a number of years, cleaned countless different firearms from members who know its a duty of care service we provided(lazy bastards) discharged countless rounds down range but I have never shot an ak. If I ever work a longarm range again, i now know how to strip and clean it properly. Even if it is covered in garbage. Cheers mate. And I am well aware of the restrictions on semi/fully automatic firearms restrictions here in Australia. I know because I sign off on special dispensation and regulated special conditions example, collector licences allow 6 courses of fire on approved ranges.(tanks are my favourite) The theatrical ordinance licences allow anything blankfire for the moofies. There are more but there is always a way around things legally. Helps i have access to the info.
How is there no pitting on the thin sheet metal? I would know I am “the kinzler bros”. Just finished a river found m1 garand. You can’t restore one gun every other day. These take like 20-70 hours of actual logged time. With correct gunsmithing tools.
Consistently uses hardware store hand tools. I have not seen a single gunsmithing tool used. It's probably ok, though, because I haven't him work on a real firearm, only replicas. Nothing wrong with restoring replicas, lots of people enjoy them. Just be aware of the difference. And, please, if you "restore" a real gun, have it checked by a qualified gunsmith before you try to fire it.
А ты не видишь что это фейк ты слепой грязь на оружии прямо намазана и даже потрескалась у металла пролежавшего в земле долго не бывает такой однородной массы с трещинами , открой глаза слепец
Смешно , акм оказался акс_ом , затворная рама без газового поршня , это реставрация масса габаритного макета с возможностью стрельбы свето шумовыми боепрепасами 😂
Just curious, would one assume that this is the normal procedure & method one would use in restoring artefacts. I'm especially intrigued in you use of chemicals, they appear to do their job well.
This is an interesting restore but the gun wasn't rusted that much; the screws and pins came undone fairly easily, thats how i could tell. Good upload and a great job though!
Painting over the original woodwork, rather than simply treating it with oil, is a travesty. Blueing in oil, rather than rust blueing, and not lubricating the internals on assembly are equally irritating to watch.
@@bobloy1070 yeah almost all of these are totally fake just like guys building the primitive mansions in the jungle out of mud with swimming pools etc..totally fake
He is very talented I would charge for that cleaning the mixed one of what the gun costs GOD bless your talent congratulations from the Dominican Republic
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I've never seen anything so "rusty" come apart so easily with wd-40..amazing
My exact fkn thought
Because it's made of USSR top grade metal.
It's fake
That's def fake
@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist9"do not have nice things because bad people steal" 🤯
It's amazing that this had no actual pitting or intrusive corrosion, a miracle some might say! Not me though I'm just gonna call B.S.
Yeah, rusty plastic grip 😂
Who cares
I disagree *respectfully*
Where's the fun in that?
@@_ctpaxop it respectful not mean you simple minded cyka
Maybe its just me but I'm thinking it's probably unnecessary to store it in a bucket of mud to make it look like you dug it up from a garbage pile before you start the restore. Just restore it without the manufactured dig drama?
Yeah, looks fake.
It is fake. You don't get that much "rust" on metal without extensive pitting. And it has none.
You do know it could be done like that to make it a little more fun to do right? It is obviously faked considering the first weapons history but still, I enjoy the content and even if it's faked it's not harming anyone
And I better not hear anything about what I said because I'm too tired for shits to be given so don't correct me or I'll do nothing!
Ya you are right
Great video work obviously. But im thinking the rust and damage to the first gun was heavily staged. The mud and rust on the inside of the firearm means it would have been submerged for quiet some time. And for it to have absolutely no corrosion or pitting tells me it was more than like purposfully placed in mud/water just long enough to form some nice rust for the video. Just my opinion though obviously.
Tbh, as far as i know it cant be this way if the found that gun in the swamp or something.
The mud would’ve protected the gun from deep pitting
Agree
@@mariarusselldinopol7307 I agree with you
Not just your opinion but it is obvious. It is a fake restoration in the way it was intentionally burried to rust for a while.
At least they are restoring things that could get rusty. And not a rusty rubber tire.
You know if you didn't smear mud all over you guns they wouldn't rust.
Did anyone detect any deep pitting, on even the softer metal parts, of that object? Severe rust, not baked mud, on the finish?
This doesn't pass the sniff test.
Fake
Yup thats what im about to say as well no pitting whatsoever this is fake
when he pulls out the ak bolt the gas tube is literally shining
And somehow the synthetic grip panels could even rust
Is a top notch USSR quality metal. Doesn't rust in mud that much
What an amazing restoration😮 it started as a submachine gun and restored as an assault rifle. Wow 😂
Upgrades 👍
Exactly 😂😂😂😂😂
2 gun restoration video bro
Great restoration...takes it from a cz26 to an Ak47.
Isn't that amazing 😂
Did u just skip to the end? He finishes the first gun midway then starts the ak..
This video may as well be an assembly of a new parts kit. Anyone who has dealt with rusted metal knows what it really looks like.
All depends on how old the rust is!
Looks like me it was stuck in a bucket of mud for a month tops. If it had been any longer it would be pitted and it would not be able to unscrew those screws
Awesome 😂the way the mud kept it from pitting at all is truly miraculous 😂 you should have another channel where you show how you stage this 💩.
you realize most people know the damage and wear is artificial. It's the cleaning and ASMR most people watch these for. Calm down.
For something so "rusted", it sure does look spotless....
Believe or not, if this gun were to be completed submerged in a container of peroxide for at least 24 hrs, it will look brand new!
Amei Essa Renovação 😍
do a video on how you weather it and cover it in dirt...
There's no way this isn't staged. No one in their right mind is going to ignore a basic rule of firearm safety, always treat a weapon as if it's loaded, to first scrape mud off of it THEN drop the magazine.
How if its too rusty..
Exactly
I agree with you. However, if you understand firearm mechanics for this firearm, it only fires from the open bolt position. This means that because the bolt was fully forward it was in a safe position with or without rounds in the magazine.
@@austingignac8683 Thanks for the insight. I'm falling back on the firearms safety I learned in the military. Whether it was a 9mm, M16, SAW, M60 (an open bolt weapon), 50 cal or a Mk19 we assumed it was loaded until we personally verified otherwise.
I was trained the same when I was in. When I went into my trade as a weapons technician, we learned those neat little tidbits.
These guns look more in shape than my guns was put in the dirt for a year
You really know that guns hardware like the back of your hand very impressed!👌🏼
He is likely a Russian😂
Staged
Cuz he did! He bought it, disassemble it, rusted it and did the video 😂
@@IlNamelessKinglI he left the gun in salt water. even someone as dumb as you should be able to figure that out.
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Sehr schöne Arbeit 👍🏻
Деревенский способ реставрации - отмываем под струёй воды из колонки от грязи, можно с хозяйственным мылом, далее вытираем о трико или майку алкоголичку. Берём корыто для стирки, можно старое из оцинкованной стали. Заливаем соляркой, слитой с трактора. Кидаем в солярку Калаш на пару дней, можно добавить хозяйственного мыла в солярку. Раз в день переворачиваем Калаш, можно в корыте подвигать элементы автомата (затвор дёрнуть, магазин отцепить, крышку ствольной коробки приподнять). Через 2-3 дня достаем из солярки. Вытираем майкой или трико. Вместо wd-40 используем солидол, всё с того же трактора. Заряжаем один холостой патрон, взводим, производим выстрел. Солярку можно снова залить в трактор.
Я эти реставрации смотрю, это дичь какая то. Нормальные мастера руки бы оторвали, зачем смывать грязь? Правильно, незачем лучше поковыряем. В жопе у себя лучше пусть поковыряет.
That's the best restoration I've ever seen, even the blueing is so professional, not just the copper sulfate ghetto version.
It was staged.
That was a bit disconcerting of him clearing mud from around the trigger not knowing if it's still chambering a round. The magazine appeared to be empty but there still can be a live round in the chamber. Treat it as loaded.
ANOTHER VERY INTERESTING VID,. what a great weapon the AK's are & now restored for posterity..😉😊😛🤩
espectacular trabajo de restauracion y eso que vi la primera parte recien con el SA26
It's actually pretty dope to see the restore process. But I ain't going to lie, I wish there was some commentary so we know what you're actually doing and why. Also the chemistry reactions etc. That would make your channel so much better. Well.. at least imo. Good stuff regardless. Editing is on point!
It was staged and you fell for it. With respect
@@davidmcalevey6465 still doesn't change what I said. I'd still like some commentary. With respect.
@@tomle2553 you were tricked dude. This is not a restoration video, like you claimed it was
@@lanowyn never said it was a "restoration video". Just said it was dope to see the restore process. Don't care if it was staged or not. You missed my point entirely.
@@tomle2553 so you're willfully supporting a disingenuous youtuber knowing it may not be real. That's not really better dude, you were better off being ignorant lmao
Глиной закидали, потом помыли и вуаля!😂🎉
Да ну нафиг!серьезно?!?!!??вот это умище!действительно Фиропонт!😆
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Excellent video production. That's a lot of hard work well done. Looking forward to more. I have an old, rusty navy colt 36cal. I bet it's an uberti.
I worry about using the metal brushes. That would scratch the surface. The liqui-moly is something I've never heard of. I'll check it out.
These are staged restorations. No pitted metal and all springs intact are two big ones.
Настоящий мужчина должен быть вооружён и очень опасен 😊
nice work.. love it❤️❤️👏👏👍👍🍻🍻
You should show them working after you restore them
I have so many mixed emotions right now about this whole situation. Finished product looks great.
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This channel should be called:
I buried some 💩 in my backyard a few weeks ago & now I'm gonna dig it up & "fix it"
Looks like a Czech CZ SA-23 from the 1950s. Good restoration job 👍
Ye bcs it Is an Czechoslovak SMG
Cambiaron de la subametralladora Checa modelo 25 para Al ruso al final
bro made it too interesting, i didn’t fell asleep now im wide awake at 5 am
Bonjour, belle restauration 👍. Pour des cas semblable après avoir retirer le plus gros de la terre un trempage dans le pétrole ou dans le gasoil pendant 2 jours pour bien l'imprégner . bonne continuation .
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@@ramazanyilmaz1857 Pêche à l'aimant
Ótima restauração ! No entanto,a arma restaurada não é mesma da primeira do início.Faça as comparações !!
But in the video, he restored two weapons, not one
Yea it’s def fishy and yes we know it’s two guns 😂
@@Deltathegoldenretriever ok 😊
São duas armas diferentes sendo restauradas neste video 👍
this is the longest wd40 commercial i have ever seen
You pulled the front sight off with heat. I found that amazing. I tried to get the front sight/bayonet holder off of a SKS with heat. It was damn near impossible.
Nice work, you should try a sonic washer, I'm sure it would make your life a bit easier,,keep up the good work!
Don’t know alot about restorations videos and if the are real or fake ...but this is the best filmed and edited one I’ve seen so far 🎥 👌🏻
Faked
Their mostly faked, but I think a lot of people just like watching things go from dirty to clean.
У тебя золотые руки.👍👍👍👍👍
И не говори, просто загляденье)
I do like your restoration projects and what doesn’t mind give him one of them a go myself sometime
This looks like an immensely fun and satisfying hobby
Yeah but its fake as hell
Excellent work Sir, congratulations.👍🇧🇷
Amazing!!! I wouldn't want it, but an absolutely amazing job
Staged
@@davidmcalevey6465 how is it staged ?
@@Nittytash its clearly not genuine. How can so many items be recovered from mud, eventually there won't be anything else to find. This dude, like most other restore channels, stage the "restoration" for clicks
Always i go to end and watch the final result 😂
Burying grandpa's guns in the backyard again😂😂😂 still fun to watch
I liked your video, very well done and concise. but to be exact... that's not an AK-47, it's an AKS because of its folding stock and shorter barrel. used by the crew of tanks and other very narrow and closed armored vehicles to carry a very long werpon. 👍
Not AK related at all. CZ-26
@@edjecollins4141 the second gun was an AK 😂😂
@@bang2loud1981 oh. I don't have good enough internet to watch the full video
the efficiency is unreal, great work
RUSTY PLASTIC ITS FAKE
@@rohanwaluige2234 OK CRAZY AMERICAN !!!
@@nique_les_facho_gaucho IM AISAN
@@rohanwaluige2234 IASAN
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I gotta admit, I grit my teeth every time you grab the channel lock pliers.
Great production value, sir. I thoroughly enjoyed this
Amazing to see the process of that firearm coming back to that quality!! You have to respect that type of knowledge and hands on hard work.
1 ست ع😊😂
I hope that’s sarcasm 😊
@@angstoner4915 why would it be sarcasm?
@@angstoner4915 bell end
@@antoinejohnson9131 Because its fake AF read some of the comments of people who actually know how rust and shit works. thats why
This is like getting one of those “Dig for dinosaur bones” kits they market to pre-schoolers.
The do not recommend buttons exists for a reason.
I've trained on ranges for a number of years, cleaned countless different firearms from members who know its a duty of care service we provided(lazy bastards) discharged countless rounds down range but I have never shot an ak. If I ever work a longarm range again, i now know how to strip and clean it properly. Even if it is covered in garbage. Cheers mate. And I am well aware of the restrictions on semi/fully automatic firearms restrictions here in Australia. I know because I sign off on special dispensation and regulated special conditions example, collector licences allow 6 courses of fire on approved ranges.(tanks are my favourite) The theatrical ordinance licences allow anything blankfire for the moofies. There are more but there is always a way around things legally. Helps i have access to the info.
How is there no pitting on the thin sheet metal? I would know I am “the kinzler bros”. Just finished a river found m1 garand. You can’t restore one gun every other day. These take like 20-70 hours of actual logged time. With correct gunsmithing tools.
I’m surprised a spider 🕷 or two didn’t come crawling out that thing 😂😂
Parabéns esse cara é 10
Consistently uses hardware store hand tools. I have not seen a single gunsmithing tool used. It's probably ok, though, because I haven't him work on a real firearm, only replicas. Nothing wrong with restoring replicas, lots of people enjoy them. Just be aware of the difference. And, please, if you "restore" a real gun, have it checked by a qualified gunsmith before you try to fire it.
no blueing
*That AK-47 restoration was flawless. Awesome job mate, New sub! ;)*
It is a pity that he did not show how he brought this weapon to such a state... 😁
Красивая съёмка,но это не реставрация а шлифовка стволов в хорошем состоянии,они даже не ржавые😀
Irregardless of the comments great content and great work
*You guys are just magicians, well done, do not listen to those who treat with distrust and believes that this is a fake.*
i mean, 99% of youtube restorations are faked, what is there to prove this real either?
А ты не видишь что это фейк ты слепой грязь на оружии прямо намазана и даже потрескалась у металла пролежавшего в земле долго не бывает такой однородной массы с трещинами , открой глаза слепец
Don't be so naive
Great restoration. Very nice mate 👍👍
Q QQ o
the ak-47 restoration looked real, that sa-26 though 😬…
I like watching these videos very much, because it will help me learn technology.
Смешно , акм оказался акс_ом , затворная рама без газового поршня , это реставрация масса габаритного макета с возможностью стрельбы свето шумовыми боепрепасами 😂
Если без поршня и светозвуковые отпадают,хотя можно каждый раз передёргивать затвор😂
I have 1911 can you do restoration it
Just curious, would one assume that this is the normal procedure & method one would use in restoring artefacts. I'm especially intrigued in you use of chemicals, they appear to do their job well.
this is not the normal procedure. cleaning/"restoration" with these methods will be considered destructive. it will lose all value as a collectable.
@@danielunderwood5217 thanks 👍
Nahh that gun looks like it got deep fried 😂😂😂
На видео не Автомат АК.47 а Автомат АКС.47 с прикладом который складывается вниз к цевью
This is an interesting restore but the gun wasn't rusted that much; the screws and pins came undone fairly easily, thats how i could tell. Good upload and a great job though!
Your editing and lighting reminds me of Evil Dead movies. Great vid!!!
Yeah, and the reckless treatment of a gun that can be loaded with live ammo, with the magazine inserted... Only Ash would do that!
Fake or not I don’t care… this was genuinely satisfying.
Fake Restoration
Nice gun
Still sastifying
Noooooooooo really
It’s another channel that does restorations in which it looks factory.
Most of their ways of rust restoration are bullshit. Just like primitive building channel.
Saludó desde la República Dominicana excelente vídeo
I only subscribed because you are so dang good at restoring things great job even on the electro plating.
Even though it’s obviously fake I enjoyed the video next time don’t make it so obvious that it’s just been dropped in mud 👌🏻
Then baked.
It's fake
Most of that looks like surface rust at best, no flaking or pitting on any of the exposed parts or inside.
Я видел много оружия в свое время, и это реально. Только не СА-26, а СА-25.
Я занииаюсь настоящей реставрацией и могу с увереностью сказать что это оружие вымочили в отделивателе и вымазали в грязи.
Well I did as well.
Besides, if it was fake, he would've been less careful.
This transformation is awesome to watch!
Man! Look at all those parts wow!!!
Amazing Gun restoration
Painting over the original woodwork, rather than simply treating it with oil, is a travesty. Blueing in oil, rather than rust blueing, and not lubricating the internals on assembly are equally irritating to watch.
Iv quite literally never seen someone spray paint an ak before now
I enjoy the Asmr helps me to relax if I didn’t like it I simply wouldn’t watch it
You look kind of young. It's great to see a young person skills.
Complimenti lavoro da artista 👍👍💪💪💯🌈🌹
Great job! Kudos! You are an artist! No doubt!
The start of the video:
When the TA hand their weapons in to the armoury at the end of an exercise.
You are great brother iam from India 😂❤
Wonderful work.
Przepiękne są te wszystkie maszynki pozdrawiam twórcę tego filmiku serdecznie 👍👍👍👏👏👏👏
The sound is so prety and this is the Best ASMR in the earth
The wash is the Best sound
Mi admiración 🎉🎉❤ son verdaderos armeros!!
Nice job. Enjoyed your humor too.
Holy shit, was that really a forged AK-47? Which year was this one made?
It's a type 1, so late 1940s
Cleaning dried dirt off of anything is just too dang satisfying and we all know that
Does it take longer to put the fake mud and aging stuff on than it does taking it off?
Great question!!!😂😂😂😂
@@bobloy1070 yeah almost all of these are totally fake just like guys building the primitive mansions in the jungle out of mud with swimming pools etc..totally fake
Where and how did you learn to do this? Would love to learn.
He is very talented I would charge for that cleaning the mixed one of what the gun costs GOD bless your talent congratulations from the Dominican Republic
Looks like you know a lot,, , great job.. amazing.
Purposely keep in a mud for restoration a months 😂😂😂 by the way great job