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[@jarleabelhaugeek1217]

"Amazing skills" is a veeery long stretch.

[@luiscaracuel4229]

Most impressive are the worker's safety sandals.

[@travelling_stephen]

They are extremely good when fitted onto fast feet

[@davidjoya4441]

Just enjoy the video ,why do you idiots always got something to say !

[@Aripuni1]

Its called a joke bruh

[@jonjacobjingleheimerschmid3798]

@@davidjoya4441 and yet.... YOU found something to say......

[@robertbucknell6180]

They have steel toenails!

[@sareaamhd1511]

We appreciate this hard work of these people in Peshawar Pakistan

[@peshawar4410]

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[@vikaskhan6482]

Thats why i love Pakistan the most free country ...and gun friendly nation..

[@peshawar4410]

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[@kingdarkem]

Wish I could learn and document everything these peshawar gun factories know and use. All the Knowledge they have could make for an interesting museum. Making the lathe, the torch cutter, etc all very interesting

[@peshawar4410]

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[@kingdarkem]

@@peshawar4410 it's more then an opinion. I once saw as part of R&R a interesting welding technique that used a mixture of sand and a dirt that I assume was clay rich dirt. The sand and dirt with a tiny amount of water created a paste that acted like a flux to keep air out of the fridge weld to prevent scale from forming during the forge welding process. Something like that would never be done in the US. Such knowledge seems to be rare. Especially in english or in a teaching capacity. Combined with the other interesting stuff I saw during my brief trip into the peshwar area the amazing machines and techniques being employed. Really wish I had more time in the area to learn and absorb more.

[@daveticehurst4191]

The guy with the flame cutting had it down to a fine art of minimal waste. Cut edges were beautifully cut square too, perfect gas and speed control. Pantograph looks home made too. Nice job.

[@johngillon6969]

That guy with the flame cutting, is a wage slave. that is the only operation he does all day every day. we haven't used such machines commonly in the united sates for 30 years at least, i would bet that machine in the video was made in the usa, This factory is a disgrace, the greedy factory owner can find a replacement for any of these men and hire a nobody who is waiting at his door. these people need a trade union. In the united states the trade unions and their workers have been demonized by the slave drivers of wall street madison avenue and hollywood . if it trade unions had not been once strong in the united states, we would have sweat shops like this in every town in the united states.

[@ivanleterror9158]

That tool is a plasma cutter. Not ordinary cutting torch.

[@daveticehurst4191]

@@ivanleterror9158 NO IT IS NOT PLASMA. You can not only see the flame as he adjusts it but you see him light it with a match.

[@ivanleterror9158]

@@daveticehurst4191 Then other videos similar to this have erroneously IDd these. I thought it was jut a "fire wrench" as we used to call them and I've use them many times. But, I didn't question the narrators of those vids but maybe I should have.

[@ivanleterror9158]

@@daveticehurst4191 That's what I thought. I've used the cutting torch for years, mainly to remove rusted bolts in auto repair. Seeing how it was mounted like a small version of a plasma bed I thought it was just a rustic version of a PC I'd never seen. And I was impressed how regular the cuts were in his work. These guys really impress me with what they do - with what they have.

[@tires2burn]

This is where we will be in 20 years if not sooner.

[@WeebRemover4500]

rather have guns than eco-zones lol

[@peshawar4410]

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[@chapiit08]

Making a gun is realtively easy, manufacturing ammunition from raw materials is the hard part.

[@markperrault5678]

These guys have skills great workers Pakistan is lucky to have them

[@peshawar4410]

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[@mikem5043]

Amazing what you can get done without OSHA in your way ...

[@peshawar4410]

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[@mustafa8988]

OSHA and the international labour organisation are terrorists who want to destroy thr economy and put people out of work and use them as fuel for their Marxist insurgencies.

[@stevethecountrycook1227]

That is the cleanest torch cutting I have ever seen! Very nice! 🖖

[@peshawar4410]

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[@kevinbovin7856]

Wow...great job

[@peshawar4410]

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[@pcka12]

Interesting use for what is probably a piece of old ship!

[@peshawar4410]

True 😊

[@matthewwagner47]

@@peshawar4410 good enough for to rob and steal.

[@comfortablynumb9342]

@@matthewwagner47 new to English?

[@cc23001]

Amazing! I've used a track torch for years so I know first hand how difficult it is to get such a prefect cut. Then the stencil!? Wow, that's a whole other level!

[@maddiiydaddiiy]

I was wondering if someone else saw that

[@peshawar4410]

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[@thelastbook1919]

this is Pakistan 🇵🇰 babe

[@CrucesNomad1]

I am impressed, used lasers and couldnt get a cut like that. Use of heat and set up is simple but good.

[@WaleedMoh-zw3oe]

​@@CrucesNomad1 Can I communicate with you

[@katana2665]

Incredible. I thought it was cnc with a laptop, until I saw the pattern. These guy really make due with what they have.

[@peshawar4410]

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[@KORZDAKRA]

amazing 👍 👍 thanks for sharing this video. Big like 👍 bro

[@peshawar4410]

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[@sareaamhd1511]

Best video 🎉❤

[@peshawar4410]

Glad you think so!

[@u.s.militia7682]

A gunsmith will be a very valuable skill in the upcoming war.

[@bradslone8511]

I am actually working on becoming a gunsmith and open my own shop one day.

[@u.s.militia7682]

@@bradslone8511 I don’t know how old you are but if you join the army you could learn the trade there. Plus you’d get a bonus just for joining and you could get veteran business loans. I retired in 2006 and no one in my family will ever have to want for anything. You could even join the National Guard at 2 days a month and 2 weeks per year. It’s a pretty good deal.

[@bradslone8511]

@@u.s.militia7682 I would love to join the military and have always wanted to but I've been in a wheelchair my whole life born with spinal bifida paralyzed from just below knees down. So that's not an option for me at all. Btw I'm 32 and will be 33 in October.

[@u.s.militia7682]

@@bradslone8511 I’m sorry. Didn’t know. Being in a wheelchair won’t ever hinder you becoming an armorer though. In fact, it liable to make you one of the finest armorers around.

[@alsatian9130]

a lot of pro-2A-ers are attacking local gunbuilders here in USA. My wife says they are insecure, I'm not sure. At the end of the day, I will till the day I die build, more importantly -- GROW / MATURE!!

[@user-zc3rd3qy6e]

Made with Soviet Union old school technology)) this is very wonderful working works! Respect Pakistani People! Слава Украине 🇺🇦 И слава свободному Пакистану 🇵🇰 !

[@zarakdurrani7584]

Glory to Ukraine!🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

[@Native_love]

@@zarakdurrani7584 Glory to Ukraine!

[@alfaalfa33]

And glory to Россия too

[@stoopidpaki4806]

Thank you from Pakistan 🇵🇰 All the best to Ukraine 🇺🇦

[@zay_kash]

Slava Ukraine

[@colinevans7134]

Loved your video

[@peshawar4410]

Thanks for your positive feedback 🌺🌹💐

[@parmanfajarooy8737]

Masha allah good

[@peshawar4410]

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[@Hordalending]

*Such skilled gentlemen are the backbone of any society with respect for itself*

[@peshawar4410]

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[@mr.joshua204]

He probably comes from a country where it's ok to rape womwn

[@sehateamma]

True ❤

[@Rich77UK]

That gas axe Cuts beautifully smooth. Very impressive stuff.

[@peshawar4410]

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[@ilikecoffeeilovefreedom7260]

That is the cleanest flame cut I've ever seen

[@codprawn]

Yes as good as plasma!

[@peshawar4410]

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[@gerlanribeirodearaujo4827]

Sensacional muito top show de bola ⚽️. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👍✌

[@dozerboy67]

Outstanding craftsmanship and hard work gentlemen! Great video!🙏💪💪🙌🙌

[@peshawar4410]

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[@dozerboy67]

@@peshawar4410 you're very welcome sir! 🙏💪👊

[@richardwalker1168]

That is so slick!! Man I need that torch rig!

[@jamesreynolds9909]

These are being cut using any template blank & as you’ve seen they are awesome but, they are limited by their reach, placement requirements & price, the current 1st world stand for that type of work is CNC plasma & EDM (Electric. Discharge. Machining) using electric pulses for drilling anything conducive allowing the capability to turn a square into 4 puzzle pieces that are not visible until you pick the square up without the for any finishing process using copper wire which is chopped up for recycle @ the machine

[@YMe-hp7hi]

@@jamesreynolds9909 how much EDMs cost

[@travistucker7317]

@Y. Me typically a couple-several hundred thousand dollars

[@peshawar4410]

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[@pruebadefuego]

Like 👍

[@tomwelch1753]

Loving his health and safety boots.

[@gfrank8058]

These people do awesome craftsmanship. However they have no safety measures in place. They have no fear of amputation, or sever burns. I wonder what there accident rate is? I guess if you get hurt you have no job..😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫😖😖😖😬😬😬😬😬😈

[@peshawar4410]

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[@jimpenjao594]

Such insane skill these men have

[@peshawar4410]

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[@chinmayanandapanda7063]

congratulations Bhaie , Aapko Eid Mubarak Ho Bhaie 🙏

[@peshawar4410]

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[@krockpotbroccoli65]

It's amazing that the 18th century workshirt is still in commonplace use in middle eastern gunsmith shops.

[@cc23001]

Pakistan isn't the middle east

[@krockpotbroccoli65]

@@cc23001 Yeah but that shirt style seems to be ubiquitous with the middle east and surrounding areas.

[@stoopidpaki4806]

@@cc23001 Depends how you define it - it is par of greater Middle East. our border on west has Iran and UAE is only 150 odd miles away.

[@mirbiezhere2803]

It’s Asia not Middle East it’s between border of China and Afghanistan country of origin Pakistan

[@jeanlucdamien8294]

And at the car electrician it's like that 🤣 kzbin.info/www/bejne/omeZZpilq6efe80&pp=ygURcGFraXN0YW4gYmF0dGVyaWU%3D Yet Pakistan has nuclear weapons (170), and this gun kills as well as a Colt or a Glock

[@danielgreen3715]

No health and safety standards but True Craftsmanship at work ..It might not be Holland and Holland in London but i bet they could make a damn good copy of whatever Firearm etc you wanted as long as you showed them a picture etc ..Excellent stuff

[@peshawar4410]

Thanks for your positive feedback sir.❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹

[@leedavis7508]

Afghans have whole gun markets in handmade copies. They have been at it for at least 150 years that there are samples of. But based on these samples, you are playing Russian Roulette to actually fire one. So yes, they aren't Holland and Holland.....

[@johngillon6969]

No all the copies are junk. if you did any research you would know. The knives they make and import are only bought by morons, the steel over there has no quality control, and the guns are dangerous, the blades don't hold an edge.

[@danielgreen3715]

@@johngillon6969 Funnily Enough i have seen a copy of an AYA Spanish Side by Side 12 Gague Shotgun made by Indian or Pakistani Craftsmen and i have to say it didnt look at all bad ..Im no metalurgist but it looked and felt solid enough I would agree about crap Metal Knives and suchlike flooding the market but that shotgun would easily equal a Russian Baikal !!

[@andrewholdaway813]

@@danielgreen3715 Yes but you you can't even spell gauge so...

[@scout2nut]

would be nice to see the finished product, are there more videos?

[@philipketchell8369]

Check out Ghost guns of the Philippines...

[@kevinmcdonald8049]

I was always curious how Hi-Points were made.

[@jacobishii6121]

Nah......hi-points are cheap but safe and reliable......I'd be scared to shoot these

[@kevinmcdonald8049]

@@jacobishii6121 Id like to have one just as a curiosity. Kind of a freak-gun. Never to be shot.

[@jeffb8247]

LMFAO.👍

[@phuckyocouch9098]

Lmfao! I didnt know this video was shot in Compton.

[@derfaschist9687]

Its TT33

[@vanessacornwall4701]

Very good talent

[@peshawar4410]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@georgef1176]

Great work! I love your jig. Very smart.

[@ExoticSkillsOfficial]

Thnx

[@peshawar4410]

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[@got2kittys]

Many parts can be made of sheet steel. Only the chamber and barrel on many rifles need a specific alloy. Those little rectangles look likde the blocks at the ends of AK47 recievers. AR15 has aluminum recievers.

[@chickenfarmer209]

these look like 1911s

[@peshawar4410]

Appreciate for visiting our channel

[@amaknagaamaknaga6135]

Solid hardworking person 👍👍👍 I just love it so much ❤️❤️❤️ From India country Nagaland State Tuensang District ✌️✌️✌️

[@peshawar4410]

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[@comfortablynumb9342]

The people who make guns in the Philippines are a light year behind these guys. I saw them in a video with a chunk of steel and a file. They make 1911 copies that actually work, sorta. These guys are way more modern.

[@boomstick4054]

ATI 1911 “FX” Firepower Xtreme GI series pistols are made in the Philippines. The frame, slide, & barrel are fully 4140 steel. Nothing on the gun is made of anything except steel. No aluminum, no poly. (Excluding the wooden grips) Very good shooting 45 pistols, very durable & reliable.

[@ghozisyaifullah254]

If you lucky enough you Wil find good khyber pass gun

[@zay_kash]

In all fairness we have the advantage due to the war across the border in Afghanistan

[@arielhermoso4262]

@@boomstick4054 How did you double checked the steel alloy code used in fabricating a Phil. made 1911 Colt .45 pistol?.. Have you subjected it to chemical analysis, or hired someone to do the cheml analysis- specially the barrel section?.. Have you used or owned such kind of Phil. made gun- locally called a "paltik", so we'll assumed youre talking from experience?...

[@theotherohlourdespadua1131]

It makes sense that 1) The Philippines has no war across their borders. Whatever insurgencies happening within their borders used guns made from the US or South Korea or Israel, and 2) there is no demand for this volume of firearms made in the Philippines...

[@amjadusama9841]

Nice video

[@peshawar4410]

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[@danlakas5537]

Shoots 4" high and to the right. Sometimes left.

[@TheSnoopindaweb]

Flinch? Yup! G-G 😑👎🤏

[@sandwichman100]

sometimes backwards

[@thefreedomguyuk]

Indeed. But good enough to take out our servicemen.

[@peshawar4410]

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[@tdxcorp]

Woah so the torch cutter isn't computer operated. Its following a scaled down shape on a roller guide. 😮 that's insane

[@peshawar4410]

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[@shahidbaigpakistantalent2283]

Good 👍

[@peshawar4410]

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[@AsmaSheraz-cy3yf]

Zabardast

[@sammynatal6471]

That’s because everyone isn’t as clumsy as others. Some people actually know how to think.

[@peshawar4410]

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[@SekadarPendapat]

This is the weapon that marines fear in Afghanistan

[@jrobbin24]

Marines ran all over Afghanistan. Don't get it twisted America did not lose a war to Afghanistan. They fought for and alongside the Afghan national army to defeat an expel the Taliban. At a certain point United States had to realize it wasn't going to work so they simply went home. That does not signify defeat just the end of an attempt to help those not willing to help themselves

[@187a3]

@@jrobbin24 what in the name of chuck norris delusional piece of garbage fairytale are you talking about. The Nato and US troops were limited to Kabul and a few outposts. They didnt control nothing and were too scared to come out of their armoured vehicles which is the only thing they controlled in Afghanistan. When Taliban was picking up momentum and closing in on kabul with frequent bombing attacks taking out high value targets the US sought for peace deal. In the end everybody ran leaving billions worth of weaponary behind. Stop making excuses. You americans have excuses for every war you lose

[@peshawar4410]

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[@ronmoore6598]

Very cool! Thanks!

[@peshawar4410]

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[@DANTHETUBEMAN]

Guns are not going away ever ever.

[@lukewarmwater6412]

most amazing is that there is anyone who would trust a gun made like this and fed modern ammo!

[@lewisavinash1]

hope you heard about Japanese PM

[@christopherjones911]

There is nothing wrong with this. They are just using early firearm building methods.

[@anelpasic5232]

I wouldn't trust a wooden stick that you whittled. If you know how to do that, even...

[@lukewarmwater6412]

@@anelpasic5232 with an attitude like that, how are you ever going to be maimed in an avoidable accident??

[@arielhermoso4262]

@@lewisavinash1 Yes!!... Wasted allegedly by a "paltik" kind of gun- Pinoy engenuity, inventiveness & improvised engineering...

[@guillermocingolani3307]

EXCELENTE !

[@ExoticSkillsOfficial]

Thnx

[@peshawar4410]

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[@sareaamhd1511]

Pakistan zinda bad

[@peshawar4410]

Pakistan zinda bad

[@specialk5070]

Ghost gun maker!!!

[@peshawar4410]

Thanks for visiting

[@Mav8887.]

We should all have these tools in the USA and build whatever we want without having to pay huge amounts

[@ryanm595]

Nobody is stopping you... just do it

[@derfaschist9687]

Yes but you have high labour cost there.

[@peshawar4410]

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[@karanvnation9090]

Plz upload next part of gun making process.

[@peshawar4410]

Yes sure. Soon.

[@JOSEFIRMINO2007]

I would like to see more videos like this. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@peshawar4410]

Thanks a million for feedback

[@tylergriffin333]

Dear ATF: Stopping people from making weapons at home is a total fantasy.

[@rebsarge]

My thoughts, exactly. How many functional guns could the garage and backyard workshops of America turn out in a week? So what if they're primitive? It has been said that the purpose of having a crummy gun is to use it to get a good one.

[@TRINITY-ks6nw]

The Cottage Industry of Germany during WWII You may start estimating at blanks cut per hour Four or five men in production sequence in a two cr garage That represents major production levels over a community of 3-5 square miles

[@anthonytyrrell7291]

@@rebsarge one gun turns into two gun two guns turned into four gun four guns and more ammo hahaha the home builder can't be stopped

[@alsatian9130]

its already happening. And not all made are crude. ATF and others like them can just dream on, but after reading this, they'll be impotent for a time. LMAO!!

[@peshawar4410]

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[@AsmaSheraz-cy3yf]

Nice ❤🎉

[@user-qd6hg8my1n]

Пешавар - сила!!!

[@zay_kash]

Thanks bro

[@shanek6582]

Guy actually knows how to set the torch pressures

[@tdxcorp]

No sh*t you think more ons in america are the only people that know how to operate things? Smh americans are so d u mb

[@peshawar4410]

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[@user-hg2vm8wc6q]

The gas used in the "profiling flame cutting machine" is liquefied gas + oxygen or gas plus oxygen

[@WeebRemover4500]

if its liquified it cant be used in a gas torch

[@peshawar4410]

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[@redfordrn]

This is all what the Afghans had, Hand made AK-47s, and strong will to fight till death. And they defeated the Both of World's super powers, Soviets in the 80s and the American and their NATO Allies, recently. Never under estimate these guys and their hand made gun making techniques.

[@peshawar4410]

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[@ID-8491]

What are you talking about? Chinese made AK, Russian made PKM and Bulgarian RPG-7, Soviet DShK and more. "This is all what the Afghans had". Nope, you're making it up. What kind of defeat is waiting until the enemy leaves to claim a victory? NATO stayed for 20 years.

[@amjadusama9841]

Very good

[@peshawar4410]

Very 👍

[@marleyboy7732]

Watching this, I can't help but wonder. Can a firearm be made with Damascus steel? Just thinking about a pistol w/the pattern would look so cool!

[@cacervantes68]

jesse james makes some

[@TheJankyPotato]

Check out Cabot. They make high end 1911's and have made one out of Damascus.

[@phlodel]

I would rather have my guns made of high quality steel than sacrifice strength and safety for aesthetic considerations.

[@chapiit08]

Shotgun barrels used to be made of Damascus, particularly European made side by sides.

[@phlodel]

@@chapiit08 "Used to be made of Damascus" Damascus shotguns are unsafe to use with smokeless powder. Damascus steel is inferior to modern high grade homogenous steels. If you're willing to risk severe injury to have a pretty gun, I guess that's your choice.

[@Simple_Classic_Cars]

Blind Rizwan and seven toe Mahmoud know what they are doing, they are the best gun makers in whole Peshawar!

[@GamerTv-eh2qr]

Thats hilarious bro

[@zarakdurrani7584]

Hey I can hook you up with some Darra guns. They work really well.

[@peshawar4410]

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[@robertotessaro4842]

Very impressive work.

[@peshawar4410]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@jimsmirh2406]

Pretty cool setup there.

[@peshawar4410]

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[@JRCinKY]

Very interesting video of a process we used to use a lot in the USA. I watched a cells just last week dipping parts in fuming nitric acid wearing sandals. Now this fella is Barefoot using a Cutting Torch. I can see this is maybe how you train Suicide Bombers to not have any Fear. Nice video.

[@MHZul]

Suicide bombers 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@cobre7717]

Nitric acid fumes- a great way to exfoliate your insides as well as your outsides.

[@peshawar4410]

Thanks for your support 🙏❤️

[@davidhtims]

Ship hull material is normally mild steel with .2 or .3 percent carbon. This is a little low for a barrel. You could harden it to a 3mm deep carbon to get a reasonable hardnesses. However good guns use 4140 steel and only small caliber guns could use the ship steel. The other way us to line the bore with chromoly sleeve.

[@peshawar4410]

Awesome experience 👍👌

[@johnpogany2444]

I was just thinking that too it has be the right alloys

[@comfortablynumb9342]

I think they know how to make guns. They might like better materials, but they'll use what there is. These guys are light years ahead of the Philippine people who make guns with files and chisels.

[@leor2830]

For low carbon steel ( 0.1 - 0.25%C ,, Mild Steel, 1020, 5120, 8620 etc) hardening, do you honestly think that these guys have a carburizing furnace, let alone a closed quench one? BTW, a 3mm hardened case depth will take about 2-3 days depending on how well controlled the atmosphere is to achieve the required carbon infusion depth. Here again I have my doubts about their capacity For medium carbon steel ( 0.4 - 0.6%C,, 4140, 1045, etc) I would doubt very much that they have a quench furnace and the required tempering furnaces Please don't get me started on process control for either options These guns are death traps,, likely to be more dangerous to the shooter than the target.

[@davidhtims]

Leo R ; I have no illusions about their primitive state of production. I was merely responding to others statements. We weren’t shown the complete process, just the pantograph part.

[@acbabc5208]

well done

[@peshawar4410]

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[@MetalWorksProjectMWP]

A great job well done host thanks for good ideas watching fr phillipines ka-Metal see u in next upload

[@peshawar4410]

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[@Vexmaster]

Where is the finished pistol?

[@peshawar4410]

It wasn't possible to make complete process video. Was very long video. Possibly could got more than entrust. Next video will be on the next process. Love for all 💐💐

[@mikekoban8584]

@@peshawar4410 I cannot wait to see more videos on this process

[@ludditeneaderthal]

Sales display at a merchant's shop, lol

[@ting2222]

Looks like he’s in the kitchen casually barbecuing.

[@peshawar4410]

😄😄😄😄

[@bigoz7]

Nice work!

[@peshawar4410]

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[@joewboe]

That's an incredibly clean torch cut

[@peshawar4410]

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[@leor2830]

As a professional mechanical Engineer and Metallurgist,, what I saw in this video is downright scary

[@davidfriend1919]

hahaha , ... You don't need a degree to get that feeling , trust me . But you know hey you got to give them props for using what they got ...

[@kukuipupule4415]

ever watch Bad Chad... real life homer simpson very entertaining Doh!

[@marklynch1305]

They have been doing it for awhile shouldn’t scare you too much lol

[@kukuipupule4415]

@@marklynch1305 scary part is thier country has nuclear weapons

[@marklynch1305]

@@kukuipupule4415 that’s not scary either lol they know if they ever use nukes they will also be destroyed it’s more of a deterrent.

[@soldierski1669]

The rough touch cut would be considered an assault weapon in CA.

[@ghostwriter1415]

Ha! Only green guns for Califaggia.

[@ExoticSkillsOfficial]

Hnmmmm

[@fallencrow6718]

Yeahh but that man is in a trully free land.

[@Dirtyharry70585]

Class grade A Saturday special.

[@peshawar4410]

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[@gulawan8585]

MashAllah

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[@rezaasadi3147]

عالی

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[@brucepooley3623]

Old tools, old skills, good engineering.

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[@rogerward9492]

They have amazing skill at making guns.

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[@oogabooga2327]

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[@Sativa-men]

Amazing skill

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[@PJL7095]

I love watching these videos because we can obviously see how technologically advanced they are over there in Pakistan. Us Americans can learn so much from them

[@MrRydoone]

Taliban used to killed Soviet and US army with this gun dude..Pakistan was next to Afghanistan..

[@johngillon6969]

I wonder when they are going to invent floors in pakistan? Guess a broom store in pakistan would not be much of a cash cow. I bet all the guys in this video wish they were dead, instead of working in this hell hole.

[@armorbuster1276]

@@MrRydoone Soviet gose to invaded the afganistan so what they will do. Get them key of there house and go out side or fight for home by the way USA support Taliban for fighting Soviet back then . Giving them modran Weapon's and AA Guns.

[@boodeywawiaw8879]

Americans invented these guns! Pakistan learned it from Americans. Wtf are talking about?!

[@johngillon6969]

@@boodeywawiaw8879 actually the chinese invented black powder which started this madness. they invented guns in europe before the new world was discovered. if americans invented guns than the native americans did that, but then they must have made their guns of potery or stones, as they had no steel. Now if the natives down south in sunny mexico or down south america invented guns, than they could have made them out of gold. no americans did not invent guns. columbus was the first dude in the new world with a gun that came from across the ocean.

[@Jagdtyger2A]

It would be wonderful to have a set of plans for that torch pantograph

[@nzsaltflatsracer8054]

It's called a profile cutter, that's what we used before plasma cutters & CNC.

[@ThomasRonnberg]

Good stuff eh. Could certainly use one of these...

[@Jagdtyger2A]

@@nzsaltflatsracer8054 Thank you for the info do you have a source for plans

[@johngillon6969]

All of those pantographs in the united states were sent to the scrap yards years ago. these guys need to form unions. these guys haven't even learned how to make floors. Lets see their airplanes?

[@Jagdtyger2A]

@@johngillon6969 I figured that most of the machines in the USA had been scrapped, but a few may still be around. As for your unpleasant put down comments. I do not know about Peshwar or even Pakistan's aircraft construction capabilities, but they have built a respectable arsenal of nuclear weapons. And Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) of India build world class aircraft that competes with the best in the world

[@Goethetractor]

Please How its made video Afghn pressure cooker!

[@peshawar4410]

Yes sure

[@chickenfarmer209]

I love these videos.

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[@fallencrow6718]

A weapon to surpas metal gear.

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[@barryrudge1576]

The skills are first class and that pantograph amazing but what about the quality of the steel they are using I suspect not the correct grade for gun manufacture

[@cranegantry868]

They don't care if it blows up on 12th firing, that's the customer's bad luck.

[@paulsheffler8146]

It would be perfectly fine for a.22lr or 32ACP low power cartridges

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[@catchulater7483]

This is NOT a video about making a gun. This IS a video about cutting and drilling a piece of metal.

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[@bersiapperang5011]

👍👍👍 salam dari indonesia

[@peshawar4410]

Walaikum salam from Pakistan

[@peshawar4410]

Love Indonesia and a lot of respect for your country and people of Indonesia ❤️💐🌹💐🇵🇰🇵🇰

[@unpluglvfree9507]

I have heard they make the best ied's and it's a great place to be a woman or child

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[@THX..1138]

I tell ya what open a store selling work boots in Pakistan and I'm not sure which, but inside of a month you'll either be rich or bankrupt :)

[@FZ2HELL]

Bankrupt.. These guys are very cost conscious....they would see the boots as an expense and not the safety issue.

[@187a3]

Sandals are prefered due to hot climate. The boots will do a number on your feet in 45c to 50c heat

[@peshawar4410]

Better idea 😜💡

[@umargul5644]

Great 👍

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[@JPB78]

Amazing.... انا من اندونيسيا يا احي!!!!! انا اريد الي بلدك

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[@ducatipaso1386]

Loose tolerances and lack of proper hardening is what make these cottage industry guns terrifying.

[@africanelectron751]

Loose tolerance... I had a sig in my hand à few days ago and it relattled around like a bag of nuts... And that was a sig

[@ducatipaso1386]

@@africanelectron751 In that part of the world a marshmallow metal sear that causes run-aways are considered a feature.

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[@htownpony8449]

I missed the skills part. I can cut and drill metal.

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[@AsmaSheraz-cy3yf]

Amazing

[@yaseenkhan-us1ji]

Awesome

[@raisagorbachov]

Great skills. I wonder how much they charge per gun.

[@peshawar4410]

Depending on the gun I guess.

[@llamamanism]

Like the one their making here for instance

[@safeeffective385]

An arm and a leg 😆

[@wumpscutx1]

@@safeeffective385 That's what you will probably lose when that garbage gun explodes on the first trigger pull..an arm and a leg.

[@raymclaughlin2032]

I'm sure they would proof all their guns or they would get a bad reputation and go out of buisness....

[@salimziad2131]

This is amazing! These craftsmen are really genius. Despite the fact that guns are dangerous, the way they are making those guns is an art!

[@ghostwriter1415]

Makes 3DP'ing look like Martha Stuart, aye?

[@salimziad2131]

@little drane I think making that in one peace is more convenient because it avoids having structural weakness of the gun which is dangerous.

[@johngillon6969]

those guns are probably more dangerous to the persons firing them than to the targets. I'm sure most of em are junk.

[@arminius6506]

@@johngillon6969 I've used them, if you pay good price than they get the job done

[@cc23001]

@@johngillon6969 in sure you don't know what you're talking about