My grandfather ended up taking one off a body he mowed down with a beltfed machine gun. He said the barrels would get so hot they would melt and had to change them out. Anyway he had to saw it in half to fit it in "luggage" on the airplane back home.

Night so rare. Have das gleiche gewehr-41 8mm on zu house. In function fur jagd.

why weren't gyrojets rifled?

Dang you suck at restoring

SAR?? From rust??

Chiappa Little Badger, chi my little boo thang.

Cette Sten est en état de tir et cela se voit au premier coup d'oeil.

These 10 round laws are so freakin stupid.

I’d think a shorter barrel could have less kick. But 22lr and 22mag already have nearly no kick. I’d love to see a 1/2” barrel, a sealed cylinder design.

faKE As FK

I also wonder if firing these out of a rifled shotgun would have solved the problem with the low muzzle velocity and stabilization.

Which better accuration between kar98k and m95?

fun fact: "northern italy" is called south Tirol (north and east Tirol are still a part of austria)

boiling Soadium hydroxid? as a chemist i must say thats dangerous. be carefull.

If when installing a bullet on the gunpowder there is over pressure, why not just pour in less gunpowder and shorten the cartridge case?

7:42 when we heat seized stuff up over here in the states we'll spray it down with pb blaster or something else that'll soak into the part. Wax, and petroleum jelly also works well

where do I buy this frames? they look amazing

The great fap! 😂

This is like restoring a car from half a steering wheel.

I mean so long as you keep the pressure and forces the same or less there's no risk. Issue is the powders burn differently so without some deeper understanding it's not something you can just eyeball.

Very well done!

Nice info!

Grease Gun lookin more than greasy ngl

nice video and i liked the camera view. good information. maybe a video on making your own black powder and if you can get the same consistency as the store bought stuff.

can i be on hes team

Ok this is very Impressive...i think you did an Amazing Job. What i wanna know is ...certainly...How much you would have bought this and for how much you can sell it now?:)

i dont see a bayonet

9:08 bro just went full on "how to basic"

Good video. I like the FPS view.

I will just let you do it, I will just watch.... from a distance 😊

Well, of course. As long as you don’t use the same mass…….look… do I even need……

Those really shaky hands

Why not just use Pyrodex? It is made specifically for black powder firearms, but it is considered a smokeless powder. Burns clean, too.

The actual truth goes so much further towards safety than expecting people to just accept taboos as fact!

This is the definition of polishing a turd. Thats dedication.

Great video!

I would like to recommend that if you’re going to continue to experiment a pair of the commonly available “cut resistant” gloves be worn. It’s clear that you have highly productive digits and it would be a shame to lose any. That said the video was quite informative and I was wondering if you would consider using smokeless powder with some sort of bulking agent like bicarbonate or hydrated salts? I’m curious about this but have no kind of testing facilities.

Thank you very much for the explanation. I have question: I burned two 7.62 gunpowder from two different bullet of the same manufacturer. The first one had tubular powder in it and the second had disc powder. The disc case burned for 9 seconds, while the tubular for 3 seconds. Those rounds are made for snipers, so I was thinking, in the video you say that flakes are used for shotguns and pistols, and tubular for rifles, but if the disc case burns slower, wouldnt it make sense that a sniper rifle would want a slower burning powder to achieve longer burning time due to longer barrel? Thanks alot!

Very cool

This is very nice, educational video that proves if you do know how something works, you can bend rules to your favor.

Excellent scientific approach.

RIP JStark... can't ignore the signal

I was hoping there’d be a meme about the “eargesplitten loudenboomer”

that whine as your screwdriver slides through the side of the gun was heartbreaking poor old thing

Thank you for posting this. FG42 type E. Nice. 👍😎

SCIENCE! Well done, but still utterly insane. I had one of those stainless Pietta .44 Remingtons, liked it a lot, but it only wanted to shoot roundball, so I gave it to a good buddy, Now I have a .44 Remington Pietta "Buffalo" with the brass frame and the long barrel, I made myself a shoulder stock for it (the one from Taylor Arms was twice what I paid for the pistol, so no.) and I like it a whole lot more! But I wouldn't put smokeless in it for any reason!

Bro got his gun out of Mohave wasteland

Beautiful work. Great job👍💯

DEAD WRONG, evapo-rust is one-of the best working products when used correctly, it is NOT designed for that king of thick layer caked on rust after socking in vapo-rust over night , the parts should be wire brushed with a rotary brush as far as i know vapo-rust never made claim of removing 100% of the rust over 100% of the item 100% of he time

I never thought you would never ruin a piece of history for a profit. I truly enjoy every video you make I can see your passion for the weapons you restore! I have such respect for your skills and I have learned so much from your channel and I can not thank you enough