PPSH | Old Gun Restoration

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[@Raining_Brass]

Just a piece of advice...if you keep your guns in a gun safe instead of a barrel of salt water, they will stay in much better condition.

[@purple_guy1982]

Nice😂😂

[@anoops6383]

😂 true.

[@darkvoidfrisk7421]

KZbin gives for Russia premium! Ahaha. This difficult to understand

[@Nibiru888]

just excellent! :D there is nothing to add :D lol

[@YourAverageCringeYoutuber]

Well this might be an original PPSH 41 from the war, who knows what it’s been through

[@Saber_Matrix]

Would be really interesting to see how you make the guns look old and rusty. That video would get millions of views for sure

[@Vpusta]

yea cuz most of rust restoration videos are fake

[@propro3183]

That true thats just a one skin of rust but the truth is the real rust eats the iron from the inside which u cant restore these just fake vids i think they make path of rust water and they drop the guns in

[@superhawk1382]

Probably by using electrolysis with rusted metal and DC current.

[@MillwalltheCat]

Fresh rust!

[@DavidThompson-gr4gy]

A lot of the internals with no rust is a give-away that the rust is new.

[@sumithpittala]

i like how the gunn looks rusty but the screws and nuts and perfect without losing the threading

[@purple_guy1982]

True dat😂

[@willchrisman3220]

it's faked

[@WasntYourFaultYouHaveToLetMeGo]

Faked.

[@Regulativeconclusions]

Those parts aren’t exposed and therefore don’t get corroded, you need two things for corrosion to happen, air and moisture, of which screw threads would experience neither. I’m not saying this ain’t fake I’m just saying that screw threads wouldn’t be rusted if it was real

[@willob763]

For an old Rusty mp that drum mag was surprisingly clean on the inside so were the springf coils. 😅

[@user-ki3tq4zp6z]

Правильно Подмечено 🤝 ! Это Шоу

[@_moto__rider_4870]

​@@user-ki3tq4zp6z я как то нашёл в поле диск от ппш, пополам разбитый плугом от трактора, получилось даже разобрать его пружинный механизм, так вот внутри он сохранился хорошо) и это спустя 80 лет в земле

[@mysticmystery7300]

@@user-ki3tq4zp6z I've seen some examples of the insides of guns being in good condition even if the outside looks awful, as they weren't really exposed to the air as much. But if it was submerged underwater, then that would be an exception as it would corrode the inside too.

[@xy_iron]

BECAUSE ITS FAKE

[@FANOFTHEAIR]

@@xy_ironisnt it for entertainment yall are screwing peoples careers not even knowing whats happening on the inside

[@sasochichek]

Этот ППШ выглядиь как со складского хранения, для ржавчины нарочно помещённый в воду

[@nikr1995]

он нагель на прикладе не поставил , и вставка под ремень задом на перед стоит ,кстати магазин он не взвел а тупо собрал ,и че ж он возвратную пружину с демпфером не показал ,ну мог бы хоть ствол выбить и заворонить его нормально .

[@humor299]

Так и есть ,, следов коррозии нет только поверхностная ржавчина , нас держат за дураков 😂

[@user-du6yr1qx5d]

На этом сайте это - обычное дело...Но...ведь интересно же...😂😅😮

[@user-mz9jf4dw6y]

И клеймо "ммг" тоже много о чем говорит😅😅

[@alextrunev8822]

@@nikr1995 ну,с него же стрелять не будут.Поэтому,как там пружина стоит,без разницы..

[@thespacexplorer6552]

Now i wanna see him restore an actual old gun, with real rust and aging

[@nancyc1691]

What do ya mean

[@jamarafar9259]

@@nancyc1691 its faked

[@nancyc1691]

@jamarafar9259 yeah I know I made the comment when I thought it was real

[@jamarafar9259]

@@nancyc1691 oh lol

[@ronmexico0]

Amazon how such an old and rare gun was so rusted yet had no pitting. That stock is in really good condition considering how much moisture was around that gun

[@andrewhayes9373]

Clearly faked the rust.

[@Oliver_11_the_little_western]

​@Andrew Hayes I watched a ww2 battlefield metal detecting video and a mp40 was found in the same condition as this ppsh41

[@mesh1568]

Состояние обычного влажного склада и к слову ппш-41 а конкретно этот ппш-41 образца 1942 года не редкий их очень много вот ппш-41 образца 1941 года и выпуска март-февраль 1942 года вот они редкие их мало)

[@willchrisman3220]

@@Oliver_11_the_little_western Did you know that guns rust differently? Surely you'd know that GERMAN STEEL WAS SUPERIOR TO SOVIET STEEL. Also, the PPSh was practically stamped out because the 7.62x25 Tokerav recoiled so little. The Maschinenpistole (MP) 40 needed thicker steel because of higher pressures of the 9mm Luger. Not all guns are created equal.

[@willchrisman3220]

@@andrewhayes9373 Yup

[@mcbain500]

As soon as I saw the pins come out and the inside of the drum mag I knew it was rusted by you. I’m sure it has a little on it but, lack of pitting for the amount of rust doesn’t compute.

[@Lex5576]

The PPSh-41 was a brutally effective submachine gun made for mere pennies in comparison to Western made weapons like the Thompson and Owen. Besides the big arsenals like Tula and Izhevsk, the PPSh was made in small workshops that had tools for stamping metal parts. Sometimes, barrels from Mosin-Nagant rifles were cut down and used to make these burp guns. There's not a lot to hold that bolt back from making the gun run wild at a blistering rate of 1200+ rounds per min. Tokarev ammo is hot for a submachine gun.

[@tiberiusvindex804]

I have a friend who's grandfather served in the Red Army from 1943-45 and was issued a PPSh and he HATED it. In his words it sprayed bullets all over the place and the magazines were questionable in terms of reliability. He actually ditched his for an MP-40 and preferred it by far.

[@Lex5576]

@@tiberiusvindex804 Yes, anything that fires at the tremendous rate a PPSh did can get away from you. Soviet workmanship was shoddy for most of the war, so I can see poor fitment between magazine and gun being an issue. That all goes back to Soviet doctrine in realizing the expendability of its soldiers. You can judge what value a country puts in its fighting men by the quality of gear they send them into combat with.

[@ar-sithf.austin3744]

No it wasn't

[@ar-sithf.austin3744]

Might add well buy a TEC 9. These things were for shit

[@Lex5576]

@@ar-sithf.austin3744 No what wasn’t??

[@user-cr8wc4ly5j]

Parabéns pelo seu trabalho!!

[@rerun3283]

Lol, what did you spray on this thing to make it look rusty?

[@gainmelk]

It’s amazing how little he must think of his audience.

[@santiagojalil4818]

Hola My friend , eres maestro en la restauración felicidades 👍🏻

[@arianlaser]

Lavoro splendido, hai fatto un capolavoro. Grazie per il video, fatto molto bene e di ottima qualità.

[@rodgerjohnson3375]

Show us how well it shoots.

[@robsorgdrager8477]

It goes like this ......bbb bbrrrrrrrrrt and sprays bullets in a 3x3 ft circle.

[@rodgerjohnson3375]

@@robsorgdrager8477 Is that you Michael Bloomberg?

[@fecksy7371]

​@@robsorgdrager8477:)😅

[@joeytomato]

I'd rather him show us how he rusted it up...

[@fireman305]

Have you seen the price of Tokarev rounds lately?

[@richardr825]

When someone starts banging a metal hammer on antique metal you know right away somethings off

[@purple_guy1982]

Wait a minute I never thought of that 😂😂😮

[@willchrisman3220]

@@purple_guy1982 It's clearly fake.

[@hunkpapa5843]

And the clamping of the barrel

[@nickkobzar9777]

Приветствую. Видеоряд конечно хороший. Но можно ли это назвать реставрацией? Это скорее поточный ремонт. Причем сам ППШ не дает покоя. Характер коррозии - не складской. Тем более не чердачный. Как писали ниже, создается впечатление, что его относительно недолго подержали в воде, а потом перенесли на съемочный стол, где провели сеанс полной разборки и сборки. Для новичка, мало что понимающего в реставрации - видео будет интересным, Для реконструктора и реставратора - видео малоинтересное и скучное. Честно говоря первое видео на этом канале. которое я просто перемотал. Диз безусловно ставить не за что, но на вподобайку нужно выбирать другую натуру и другую работу.

[@phatle9940]

Exactly !

[@filimon88]

ты не видишь,что там достойный экземпляр просто в соли дней 5 полежал,он его просто помыл и пошоркал?) Видос-наебалово

[@user-wu9gr9xm8p]

Пардон, смотря какие складские хранения, там тоже один другому рознь, и на складе может проржаветь, да и на чердаке тоже ! То что это явно НЕ КОПАНЫЙ экземпляр имеющий метку ММГ никто не спорит ! В чем суть вашего текста ?

[@Maloy666_GYM]

​@@user-wu9gr9xm8p а что значит ММГ?

[@user-wu9gr9xm8p]

@@Maloy666_GYM макет массо габаритный (ММГ)...Изготовлен как правило из настоящего оружия но приведеного в не рабочее состояние.

[@rus-md3gb]

Сначала приклад сняли, и бросили на несколько дней в кислоту. Потом типа отреставрировали. Для контента. Фуфлогоны.

[@Stikkzz]

a nice perfectly even rust patina you got there 😂

[@paulmcbride8164]

🤣

[@JG-fi9ub]

Funny more people just don't get it

[@robsorgdrager8477]

Do you know how hard it is to get the acids and salts to make such a nice even coat of corrosion like that ? Give the guy some respect 😊

[@youngskunk]

Have you ever restored a firearm??????

[@ossian108]

​@@JG-fi9ub I do get it. Hint: almost all the guns look like they been exposed to the same of environment. My guess is, they have been and it's an artificial one too.

[@user-ct3cf3vu4y]

Качество съёмки перекрывает даже саму работу. Волшебно. Вот это мастер!😂❤

[@darkvoidfrisk7421]

Это да

[@user-ml3jn3uw9w]

Ficou toop meu sonho e ter uma dessa

[@SD-ny4cg]

зачёт !прям приятно смотреть как разбирается и собирается !И удаление ржавчины прикольно !

[@tviyagrosvitvm3121]

Это постановка. Деревянная часть заранее снята, ППШ обильно смачивался до состояния ржавого. Барабан внутри чистый смазанный.

[@rollfpeters5159]

He knows this weapon well--I enjoy the clip--saw my first pps --in salzburg in the castle/burg museum ( a soldier of the ww2 captured it and used it --and gave it to the museum) --thx rollf

[@willchrisman3220]

Maybe it's because it's been faked and artificially rusted.

[@NuKlear-mc2kf]

Before I start this restoration video let me rust up this perfectly fine firearm first.

[@Ahmed-Ali8637]

Very smart heating the oil before use it to hard the steel is a very good idea what means a good job restoring those weapons..good job and good luck👍

[@motorrad4423]

This is probably the first deep clean this thing has had in a while regardless of it being fake or not lol

[@maxafrica4420]

BRAVO TRES BELLE REALISATION.....ET RESTAURATION...CHAPEAU.A VOUS.

[@RestorationVideo]

*_I have watched many of this kind videos but honestly this one was more perfect and in detail_*

[@marioglz3544]

Que Arma tan simple, pero 💯% Efectiva, y con una Cadencia de miedo. Dato Curioso: Con esta Arma soy gran maestro en Call of Duty y mi camuflaje es Diamante 💎😎

[@frankrock3965]

The camera work is just amazing !!!

[@wirus99]

для того чтобы реставрировать не обязательно умышленно портить оружие

[@user-wu9gr9xm8p]

У них видимо такого добра сотнями, чего не сделаешь ради видео 😂...

[@dmabwn]

man that when gun start spinning at the end with that music its time to get up and just clap yo hands and dance

[@joseguadalupecadenamunoz6340]

Quedó excelente 💪😎🍺

[@vrguy7337]

i agree it looks great but does it work or is it a mantle piece

[@R1mdennis]

Ppsh is a legend of a gun.

[@jayrohumbertoguzmanvalenci1351]

Congratulations. This Is an awesome work. From the deep of the corrotion, this is a PPSH-41 reborn, with an excellent techniques. "Máster Gunsmith, I Salute You". Greetings for you, from Guatemala, The Land of Quetzal Bird, Símbol of Freedom.

[@FDB-]

This is the most aesthetic restoration video I’ve ever seen

[@Shiny_DialgaYT]

I'd LOVE to have the good ol' PPSH41, A brilliant weapon worthy only for the Soviets!

[@noble9864]

Good to see that this Shpagin gets a second chance at life.

[@Jagdtyger2A]

The weapon restored is a classic and of historic importance. Therefore it was well worth the effort involved

[@troyhales1064]

Really! He first had to put it in this condition to “restore it “

[@traxxasrcfun]

It’s fake asf lol

[@Maamar_Hadjari]

The weapon is a large piece and cannot be thrown away like this and rusted without someone finding it!!

[@Vadim_Andreevich]

просто красиво и работы тут столько, что можно на работу не ходить )

[@user-uj3st2cr5h]

Особенно впечатлил бубен, даже краска вся родная. Что то тут не так.....

[@user-wu9gr9xm8p]

Да что не так то ? Ну был в плохих условиях хранения образец. ММГ , взяли и отреставрировали . Копаный был бы более ржавый и в раковинах ...

[@user-lv6pz3hx7l]

Pure video skills hats off

[@willywijtvliet6502]

super netjes gedaan mooi om te zien

[@jimmyj244820]

Love the camera work 🎉

[@xMadMurdockx]

Nice paint job you paint it yourself?

[@korstmahler]

So do you apply artist's rust compounds for the fake ageing or do you just scrub the oils off and leave it outside for a week?

[@tot_samyy______1741]

Отлично поработал над дедом!!!😂👍🍻

[@shyamdevadas6099]

I'm not a gun person, but I can help, but be impressed by your craftsmanship. Very nice job.

[@mr.goodcat7431]

Thanks. Классно помыли старичка. Very good job. 😊

[@deedoo2356]

Сначала старичка намеренно изгадили, весьма неправдоподобно, а потом довольно неумело (местами) восстановили. Чисто для нового видоса старичок пострадал..

[@MrTaushen]

Did three this crap in the River for a month. That’s some surface level rust if I have ever seen one.

[@mauriziotorrani9412]

Fantastic: the idea, the way you do and show it to us... excellent quality! thank you!

[@kkleta]

dude, you know what you are doing. great work.

[@pedromaguina6593]

No desensambla el cañón, a pesar de que solo basta sacar un pasador. Excelente, muestra que el PPSh solo tiene un perno, todo lo demás se sujeta con pasadores o encajes.

[@sodle86]

Not only was this a good redue but the up close photo work was great... just sayn'

[@Egonzales85]

This type of rusting is from a few weeks outside… nonetheless excellent results. What a find.

[@YeahADabilldo]

What a fine my ass, he rusted this himself and you know it

[@willchrisman3220]

@@YeahADabilldo THANK YOU SOMEONE WHO ACTUALLY REALIZED.

[@imtyazuddin8151]

Superb expertise & filming.

[@paxtonpickett3456]

I like how a whole bunch of people got hung up by if it's real or not, even if he faked it. I'm pretty sure this is the exact way that you would restore it so nothing changes except the intent. The skill is very evident in this video

[@willchrisman3220]

How did you legally get your hands on this? I can't be the only one that knows that machine guns are HIGHLY HIGHLY regulated. It takes years to get the proper paperwork and thousands of dollars to buy one.

[@JensTomiczny-rn9dy]

Das gute daran ist sie haben ein Edelstahl innen Lauf der nicht rosten kann und somit auch sehr robust sind.einfach aber genial. 😊

[@tobiasworner4970]

wohl gemerkt muss das ding gerostet haben nachdem die schulterstütze abgebaut worden ist plus war nur der Bolt und keine Feder im Gehäuse was irgendwie sinnlos is

[@tedh7543]

Great job on the restoration. I wish the US would allow ordinary citizens without special licensing to restore these WW2 submachine guns to their original glory without converting them to semi-automatic to stay legal.

[@chronichigh]

These videos are amazing. Novice question: Will any of these restored weapons fire?

[@chronichigh]

@R Wow, who knew? (obviously, you knew lol). Like I said, "novice" question. You don't know until you ask, and someone takes the time to educate you. Thank u. I appreciate the education.

[@willchrisman3220]

@@chronichigh Sorry that you've been lured into this trap. These videos are almost all faked by rusting them himself. He either lets them sit out for a couple weeks or hits them with an oxidizer like hydrogen peroxide after scuffing them up with sandpaper or steel wool. I recommend Backyard Ballistics as a legit gun restoration channel.

[@chronichigh]

@@willchrisman3220 OK, I'll check it out!👍

[@andrejkarcbagin8748]

Этот ППШ специально выдерживали в солевом растворе чтобы он немного заржавел. Когда он его от ржавчины отмыл он был как новый, а барабан вообще внутри выглядел как новый. Моё мнение этот ППШ купили новым сняли приклад и поместили в солевой раствор чтобы он заржавел. Я видел много рестовраций металлических предметов которые реально лежали в земле много лет и у них после промывки ржавчины были совершенно другие последствия и в жизни тоже много видел много металлических предметов которых время не щадило.

[@TommyBonifacio]

Saludo desde la República Dominicana excelente vídeo

[@BernieVtuber]

fun fact, rust can be scraped off of metal surfaces and it turns into paprika which you can use to season your rifles.

[@TonyBrown-lf5nj]

Now thats a true piece of History to kool.

[@PPMan_pod]

What camera/cameras are you using? Great production.

[@denilsonferreira586]

Aqui o conteúdo e top 🤞♥️

[@badeazan]

restoration of a gun that you already had in good condition and just rusted it a bit. NICE

[@nerazim9538]

A short notation: PPS translates, as "Pistolyet-Pulyemyot Sudayeva". PPSh then - "Pistolyet-Pulyemyot Shpagina" *Russian Anon delivers*

[@ArtEstatik]

У них нету буквы Ш в алфавите, поэтому они от Sh берут только первую букву

[@Rolls-Royce556]

Is it just me or does that gun in the beginning look to well taken care of like he put it in a bleach bath to make it rust?

[@petertueiy1967]

Camera is very clear ❤

[@williamjames9515]

I would like to have seen the inside of the barrel.

[@paxtonpickett3456]

I really like how you said what you're doing on the screen

[@goranlajsic792]

What is name manufacturer of that "gun paint" How and where I find it on Google? Thanks!!

[@softaireview]

Stupenda bellissimo ❤

[@dennislemasters4339]

the gun shown is a ppsh-41, there was another smg with designated pps at the time the pps-43

[@davidd6109]

Doesn't the spring pressure in the magazine need to test the coefficient of elasticity to determine whether it can continue to be used?

[@LifeonWheels]

it either will work or it wont. you really don't need to figure out the math for it, just test and see if it feeds rounds correctly.

[@willchrisman3220]

The guy doesn't know what that means. He's just milking for views with a fake rust job.

[@user-gm8xe2sp3y]

I agree with the test fire post restoration. But nonetheless I love the way you edit your videos and the closeup shops of different process that are seemingly boring but way more intricate with a proper lense to convey your point. You could literally restore a rocking chair and have a leg up above the rest. Solid vids bro

[@robleary3353]

Nice one!. Hope to see it fire. Nuff said!.

[@Andrew-sv6zq]

Great quality video and restoration. Where do you find your guns? Magnet fishing?

[@finn4004]

Then these guns wouldnt be in that condition. They look like old warehouse guns from eastern europe. If they were dig up or magnet fishing findes then the rust wouldnt be that perfect on it and it would be way harder to disassemble it

[@ivanivanov4563]

Actually to me it looks like artificial aging. If they were legit old and coroded he wouldnt be able to disassemble it like that without serriousli damaging the components also the wood would be in very vad condition if it would even be there at all. Nevertheless its satisfying to watch him work

[@finn4004]

@@ivanivanov4563 is possible to disassemble without serious damages. but its a lot harder to do. but i would say to that this one might be artificial aged.

[@ivanivanov4563]

@@finn4004 fine you can use ultras sound and a wide variety of chemicals to loosen some of those pins and joints but the screws are quite unlikeley also if it was truly old an coroded all the time certain parts would be severely damaged and coroded through for instance theleaf spring in the drum. Even if it wouldnt be coroded thgough and through it would be in a very bad condition and even after all that work on it you would be still able to se the cavities left there by corosion, which isnt the case here. The second thing by which you can determine if the object was exposed to the elements for a long time is its organic parts, a wooden furniture for instance. No matter how well you preotect the wood, if it was exposed to moisture sooner or later it would get to the wood itself and that would at least leave cause some serrious damage, mainly rot, to the stock, which looks quite healthy in that video. When people bring me such coroded pieces for restoration I ussualy just advise them to clean them up and protect them from further decomposition and leave them be as they are, because if you start to disassemble such old and already damaged pieces you are very likely to do them more harm than good.

[@sorin-robertneagu6722]

@@ivanivanov4563 From this video i understand that the gun have'nt the stock. The stock vaxed and oiled by author is a spare part for sure.

[@andreibuzelan1948]

Frumoși, plini de viață, amuzanți. Totuși, cum de țineți minte atâtea piese?

[@robertosantinni9656]

Looks nice.

[@ozziepete55]

At last it's good to see someone that knows how to use WD40 properly.

[@user-hi6ke9cj7c]

ימניק

[@jacquesmichel5078]

Ppsh41 the best machine Gun of the ww2 !

[@xxxx9370]

Oh, I'm very glad that such a gorgeous sample was restored, and since I'm from Russia, I understand that you gave 2 life to this submachine gun to the Shpagin submachine gun (if that's the transcript)

[@k9pirateslair704]

Beautiful work!

[@georgeshelton6281]

I also remember how Bill Marsh used to get silly over the sounds of the Tommy guns. It's amazing that the 4:16 former special ED students didn't protest/radically demonstrate for legalized abortion. It's all about which baby is a bad seed.

[@user-ql9zr7bh5s]

I don’t care if it’s fake or not I love seeing things getting restored

[@TheJereld]

Cool close ups.

[@balizo11]

You should use it after restoring it...load it and fire a few shots...jst like restoring a car you test it afterwards..

[@frantavachal3559]

Nice and funny, why don't you show the barrel bore condition?

[@bobbressi5414]

I'm always mesmerized by these videos. The Weirmacht hated these guns. When they invaded russia there were so many with such s high rate of fire they could hardly lift their heads from cover without being peppered by one.

[@richfolkes]

On the contrary. The Germans loved them because of their rate of fire and their simplicity. In fact they considered them better than the MP-40's they were issued with and many captured PPSh-41's were even converted to fire 9mm Luger.

[@bimpiWT]

4:30 очистка методом электролиза, это реально круто, не просто тереть счеткой, или класть в кислоту, а чистить от ржавчины безопасно! (Если ошибся то поправьте пожалуйста)

[@craigslattery934]

Fantastic job

[@ArtEstatik]

Could you guys also do shooting tests?😁

[@TheSleeper711]

Bro ppsh-41 is my fav gun in like all the games that have it 😍

[@binski5080]

The true boy asmr 😂🎉 great job 👏

[@franciscoperezruiz9450]

Buena restauracion,es una buena pieza de coleccion.Saludos.