Restoring LOADED S&W PISTOL!!! Amazing Results!!!

[@rusticrestorationsyt]

I just made a Patreon! You can see exclusive videos of me restoring rusty, old items that I do not post on KZbin! It would mean alot if you guys could check it out! patreon.com/rusticrestorations I also test fired the CZ75 from the last video and the video of that will be coming out very soon! Stay tuned for that. I will also post a video of me shooting this gun very soon!

[@odtmacla1759]

Tape to make it fit

[@biggyngoriz2335]

Please give me that pistol please and please am your brother please and am pig fan 😭😭🥰😭😭

[@alexsanderteixeira4143]

Íóóóoóo

[@williamredford4715]

How does rust form on plastic

[@garykee9117]

​@@williamredford4715the pins rust and it leaves orange discoloration on the polymer near the pins.

[@andreabach6949]

Tape was on the mag to keep it in the gun. It was a common problem with the bodyguard. You may have fixed the issue when restoring the gun itself.

[@rusticrestorationsyt]

Thank you for letting me know!

[@lbindert]

The magazine may have rattled in the well? Dumb idea but.....

[@bandingolahey6676]

Small guns like this it's easy to press the mag release while shooting, my guess it's to prevent the mag from dropping

[@andreabach6949]

@@bandingolahey6676 i found by experience that for this gun if the mag pops out it will produce failure to feed.

[@monetschannel5773]

Very clean fabulous job

[@JimMorrison-d4n]

I have a S&W Bodyguard 380 sitting in my pocket right now. It's 7 years old but looks brand new because I take care of it be cleaning and oiling the parts on a regular basis. It's a great little pocket gun. I can't even imagine letting it get in that condition.

[@PvtSchultz]

same but i have my dads, he doesnt carry any guns for some reason but i have always found his little 380 to be the perfect pocket pistol!

[@bjorn8184]

Bin durch Zufall Mal auf dem Kanal von dir gelandet. Seitdem schaue ich gern die Videos. Fantastisch wie du das immer machst und was man mit viel Geduld und Mühe erreichen kann. Respekt!!

[@rusticrestorationsyt]

Vielen Dank!

[@bjorn8184]

Bitte gern. Ach das Tape war vielleicht dafür da damit das Magazin nicht klappert oder locker ist in der Waffe.

[@lejlaskobalj1416]

Kada stavljate djelove oruzija u kesu sa tecnoscu ako moze samo da se zna u sta natopite djelove pistolja, odjednom si mi izletio i pocela sam te pratiti

[@Dopefish76]

How do you explain the presence of rust on a polymer frame gun that also had its stainless steel slide and barrel coated in Armornite (not metal bluing) to prevent rust while at the same time the smaller uncoated steel components are rust free? Despite the heavy “corrosion” you can still see the black coating on the slide and barrel, indicating that the rust-protective coating is still intact, and only comes off once scrubbed with the wire brush. Also how about the clean components dipped in Evapo-rust, as evidenced by the clean liquid that pours out? Rusted components dipped in Evapo-rust leave the liquid looking black and brown, not Mountain Dew green. I call BS here.

[@Игорь125-ж3щ]

Простое объяснение он специально старит оружие, закопал в песок и поливает водой примерно год, затем делает контент. У него несколько видео где оружие точно в таком же состоянии внешне есть ржавчина и такой-же жёлтый цвет налёта, а в нутри детали как новые только почистить от пыли и грязи. Обычный фэйк

[@jamesraddatz2613]

I have vinyl siding and it's rusty from a window air conditioner

[@Dopefish76]

@@jamesraddatz2613 What you have is liquid from the condenser sitting in the sheet metal enclosure, causing THAT to rust and drip all over siding, staining it. Rust is the corrosion of ferrous metal, your AC left a skid mark on the side of your house.

[@jamesraddatz2613]

@@Dopefish76 thanks, I was commenting that the polymer frame has rust on it , it doesn't have to be ferrous metal to have a rust stain!

[@RoadieWingZZ]

Yeah, this is BS. It’s a staged restoration.

[@oliveralexander6831]

Yeah, I had a Bodyguard. The only bad Smith & Wesson firearm I've owned. Kept getting light strikes, I even put an aftermarket trigger and hammer in. That helped but still had them, I couldn't rely on it as a primary carry weapon because of that. Great job on the restore!

[@myyoutubename1756]

Yours just sucks mine never jams even with shit steel ammo

[@oliveralexander6831]

@@myyoutubename1756 Never said jam. I said light strikes. And you're right, mine "did," suck. I don't own it anymore.

[@williamryan9195]

@@oliveralexander6831 Did you let Smith take a look at it? They have lifetime warranty and that is a great little carry gun. Heavy trigger pull and double strike capability. Perfect for the pocket.

[@oliveralexander6831]

@@williamryan9195 Yes, it was a early model prone to light strikes. In which it was taken care of in the end, I replaced it with a Bersa 380. Never bothered to go back and try another bodyguard.

[@RustyZipper]

These are garbage! Get yourself a Sig P238

[@carlossims3793]

About time somebody is using gun oil to punch out the Barrel. I have seen sooooo many gun restoration projects and none of them are punching the bore. You make this Marine happy!

[@alexkastano96]

Dude, respect for the job, here is a tip - always use penetrating oil /lube of any kind when disassembling something rusty like that ,if you do it dry you can brake something and it's much easier,and one more - get a tweezers )))

[@andrewg2322]

Agreed, but be careful when dealing with Blued steel. You can remove a rust bluing and damage the finish with heavy oil. And ruin a stock likewise. Less is always more with gunsmithing

[@acydburn1714]

My grandpa has this exact gun, i never thought I'd find a restoration video of it. Such a fun gun to shoot

[@deucedeuce1572]

lol. Yeah, not an old timey gun I would have thought would be in such bad condition so fast. It's usually the older guns and revolvers that are being restored.

[@acydburn1714]

@@deucedeuce1572 my dad's pump action had rust on the barrel last time I went shooting which was kinda funny. It's been sitting in a gun safe so idk how it had rust. The actual pump action part is also getting stuck which sucks

[@deucedeuce1572]

@@acydburn1714 Yeah, my friend pulled out his pump action shotgun to show me last month and it was rusted terrible. I keep a schedule to oil Everything (including loose parts and spare parts) every 6 months. Many people say that Mobil 1 synthetic is excellent for rust prevention. It's what I use and have been for years now (since I had parts that went a couple years and didn't rust with it). I used non-synthetic once though it the parts turned gold. (I think it looks like gold rust. It's extremely fine and not any kind of pitting at all, but is more like the bluing kind of rust formation).

[@dr.slimewise7650]

I need some new restoration projects rn my first was a marlin 989 22lr from 63 there's actually a video on my channel of the finished job

[@dlittle9556]

The sw bodyguard is absolutely not a fun gun to shoot. Theres literally nothing fun about it. Have you really ever shot one??? lol

[@jeffrenz14]

A round in the chamber and you managed to cover the muzzle with a part of your hand numerous times. Wow 😮

[@Lazer-yi6qg]

Exactly what I’m thinking!!! Terrible gun safety🤦‍♂️

[@frankiebarnes5515]

Obviously he’s trained to handle shit like that, he knows exactly what he doing…..shut tf up & enjoy the video kids

[@Lazer-yi6qg]

@@frankiebarnes5515 clearly he’s not!! Ask literally any gun safety expect and they will tell you the rules of gun safety. rule #1 treat every gun as if it’s loaded at all times. Rule #2 don’t point a gun at anything you aren’t willing to destroy. Rule #3 always check to make sure the gun is unloaded. Rule #4 finger out of the trigger guard until ready to shoot. Rule #5 understand what you are shooting at and what is behind it. This guy literally break 4 of the 5 MAJOR gun safety rules🤦‍♂️you’d literally get thrown out of a range if you handled a gun like that around professionals.

[@wukag-hc2wn]

@@Lazer-yi6qghe’s cleaning it that’s what coming with it , his hand isn’t nowhere near the trigger the whole videos , you don’t know where he’s at he could be in a secured area when filming these videos … I understand what your saying and those 5 rules are importing but he isn’t necessarily breaking any rules because he handled it with caution and had good trigger control.

[@Lazer-yi6qg]

@@wukag-hc2wn 1. Hand is directly in front of gun while HE KNOWS there’s a round in the chamber. 2. His thumb does go in the trigger guard Although it is behind the trigger. His handling is too dangerous for a normal gun but this thing is destroyed and corroded. The firing pin could go off at any second without the trigger pulled.

[@Sarge2112]

Most people would have tossed that in the garbage as most of us wouldn't have the knowledge or patience to restore it back to life great job 👍

[@thekentuckyrifleman]

I agree, so many good guns have been lost due to impatience when something goes wrong. A buddy had a few ruined by a recent flood. Restored them back to their former glory with a bit of love and patience.

[@deucedeuce1572]

@@thekentuckyrifleman Yeah. Gun "buy backs" kill me too.

[@Rydaworldl]

Never throw your gun away so easy to fix

[@Rich4kt]

Is It Possible I can Win This?

[@damiansmith5322]

I actually look for gums like this to restore and repair. Just did a high standard 12 gauge pump that had a gid awful camo paint job on it. Picked it up for $100 and went through it and it's a nice gun now.

[@nategilmore76]

Nice restore. Taught my wife to shoot with the same. Baby 380. The mag lock failed often. That's why the tape.

[@rusticrestorationsyt]

Thank you for letting me know!

[@inzerdody2023]

Ah. Smart ppl start new shooters with like a .22 and nobody who knows shit owns a .380. grow up.

[@deucedeuce1572]

@@inzerdody2023 Well, if she's going to carry a .380, then it might be good to learn to shoot that .380 before carrying it. Not everyone owns several guns in several calibers. (and .380 isn't that bad).

[@MP325..]

@@inzerdody2023 I disagree with you. If someone makes a purchase of that said caliber then maybe but he's talking about training his wife with a pistol that she will most likely be using as her edc. you make him sound like he bought his wife a 500 magnum. If you know anything about firearms then you would know a .380 hardly has any kick. So go learn how to shoot your .22 and don't shoot your eye out Ralphie.

[@t.s.racing]

@@inzerdody2023 you're the one who needs to grow up. Within reason, caliber isn't the #1 consideration for beginners, the fit and feel to the beginners hand is a thousand times more important. You should stop being a internet bully when in reality you have no clue as to what you're talking about.

[@patrickholt4134]

My ex girlfriend had one of these swbg380. Great little pistol. I didn't like the double action trigger and the short grip. Mag extension made things a lot better. Fun to shoot but I wouldn't carry it everyday. Nice video. Great work.

[@russelljohnson6243]

This is a great little pistol, I own one but I've never had it torn down this far. I learned a lot, maybe even enough to totally overhaul mine, thanks!

[@RustyZipper]

These are garbage. Get yourself a Sig P238

[@RustyZipper]

@@mwhad9991 - it’s an absolute piece of plastic garbage. Only slightly better than the Ruger LCP. The trigger has all the take up, then breaks surprisingly at the last moment. Terrible grip makes accuracy at 7+ yards a joke. Put a Sig P238 in your hands and tell me your S+W is better…. I do like the S&W Shield Performance Center and .380 EZ

[@RustyZipper]

@@mwhad9991 - nope, you’re a S&W bodyguard fan. Have you held a Sig P238 with night sights? Also you aren’t hitting a barn door 🚪 at 50 yards with any of these pocket pistols

[@Ravennevarr]

Ruger lcp 😊

[@russelljohnson6243]

@@RustyZipper These are not made for a 50 yard shot and you should know that. These are made for self defense not hunting!

[@chrisislas9146]

Some reasons already given concerning tape on the gun...perhaps it was a quick fix jiggy rig from preventing any movement to ensure the slid stays lock after final shot fired or vise versa. After inserting a full mag to keep the slid from automatically going to battery. Personally I still like the SW 380 Bodyguard. Good job on the refurbishing the pistol.

[@RipDROBLLJUU]

“So are these guns you find like this, or is it controlled and planned?”

[@dookiepost]

Definitely controlled and planned, it’s so obvious

[@kaybee9676]

if those guns would all be found in the wild he would propably have a few murder cases on his back

[@sinisterclock]

If the firearm still had a round in the chamber why did you keep sweeping your hand in front of the muzzle especially after turning off the safety?

[@albertbanay6086]

I admire your ability to return tiny pieces part in their proper places

[@willland1243]

Very nice video and I enjoyed watching you work. I was wondering how you remember where each one of the little pieces went?😃 It would have taken me forever to put it back together.🤔 Excellent video, thank you for sharing.😀

[@rusticrestorationsyt]

Haha sometimes I have to look back at footage of me taking it apart to remember where they all go! Thanks for watching!

[@jamesorlong]

@@rusticrestorationsyt Try to arrange them on a table or something in the shape of the gun, so it helps you remember where they go.

[@AyazRestoration]

❤❤

[@shadowdragon1985]

Most of the newer guns like this you can look for digital copies of the user manuals, and sometimes service manuals, that will also have detailed breakdowns.

[@openyourmind5534]

i aint gonna like i knew one was in the chamber after you pulled the mag i was so nervous of you shooting your hand lmfao

[@ffield12]

Gotta love those firearms of any era with all the springs, bent wires etc. to have to remember where they came from when taking apart and where they go when putting back together days and weeks later. Great job and 👍👍👍👍👍 … I’ve done may similar and feel the pain and enjoyment with a completed restored and functional firearm. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@fhernandez07]

Imagine the tape is for rattle. That pew pew is known for rattle noises from the mag. Good job on the restore only thing I would add is soak the metal parts in oil then wipe dry prior to assembly because the rust remover probably stripped any protective coatings on the metals.

[@rusticrestorationsyt]

I will keep that in mind next time!

[@AyazRestoration]

👌❤

[@deucedeuce1572]

Yeah, steel will rust extremely fast. Learned that lesson the hard way too many times. Have even purchased brand new parts and left them in the bag, only to need them weeks to a couple months later and see that they've rusted. Usually there's finger prints rusted into the parts. Really pisses me off (and companies like Ruger, Midway and Brownell's will not replace rusted parts, even if they're still in the original, sealed, unopened bag/container). Now I got dozens of parts with some employees finger prints rusted into them.

[@jrshort138]

This is a great pocket pistol that conceals easily, it’s my summer gun which is still in production. This is an earlier model with the Insight laser, they now use their Crimson Trace laser which is better. I’d think S&W would have the replacement & possibly be under warranty if this gun is still in the family. Nice work!

[@RustyZipper]

These are garbage! Get yourself a Sig P238

[@jrshort138]

@@RustyZipper I’ve got both, the 238 is no doubt better build & shooter but the weight for me takes it out of pocket carry. The BG is very reliable & not a fun gun 😁

[@craig2963]

@@RustyZipper I love my P938 Nightmare, It is a great pocket pistol.

[@jhonggonzales5127]

Amazing Restoration of Old Guns Keep up the Good Work .. 😅😅 I liked Watching This Video.. God Blessed

[@woodbeez6046]

I admire your work for real!....very meticulous work. Every tiny piece back in place like it should be...I love anything that is old...so to see you restore them is great to me. 💯👊🤙👍

[@gigafrankyjusa5890]

Great way to learn about internals about guns. 💯 Awesome content ! Keep em' comin' ! 👍 ❤🇺🇸

[@garymucher4082]

Nice clean up. Did you contact S&W to see if they still had LASER parts? That would be my first attempt. I would also polish the slide and re-blue it for aesthetic appeal. But that is just me. I love rebuilding older things like that. The LASER not working can only be two things. The LASER diode itself, or the circuit feeding the LASER diode. And pretty much think all the parts could be replaced to make it work again. If it is either, probably not something you could do yourself unless you have the ability to solder parts at that level. Thumbs Up!

[@AyazRestoration]

👌❤

[@thetoytaco99]

The laser is fully warrantied by S&W no questions asked. I sent mine off and was replaced and returned to me in less than two weeks. S&W customer service was great.

[@Chris-gc3cm]

My laser stopped working. S&W sent a new (different manufacturer) unit and installed myself.

[@MADMAX839]

Yes, more guns please and thank you.

[@AyazRestoration]

❤👌

[@Resdep2001]

The black tape is to have the magazine a much snug fit, so it doesn't shake/ Anyways, excellent video, very entertaining to watch.

[@gp4u3]

Exactly.

[@maisairsoft.]

Sou do Brasil e gosto muito do seu canal.

[@AyazRestoration]

❤👌

[@oddyellow8814]

These videos relax me. I appreciate the flow and editing very much. I notice quite a few are water “survivors”. I really didn’t think they would be able to be restored in any fashion when you bring them out. Good job and thank you. I really do enjoy your work very much.

[@johnathansmith1003]

Thanks for cleaning the murder weapon I tossed in the river.

[@carrestore]

beautiful restoration good job

[@Rogerswoodworkx]

Wish I could find one like this or somethin and restore it that b cool. Great job man!! Cool little iron lol

[@BahamutSM.]

Seus vídeos apareceram aleatório para mim, já estou assistindo todos. Muito satisfatório, ótimo trabalho. Parabéns

[@_Some_Random_Person_]

I threw this exact same gun in the river in Mississippi on hwy 486 near the dollar general after shooing my ex and her new boyfriend and fleed the state such a easy and subcompact pistol love it! I love to see more of this video thank u

[@deucedeuce1572]

The FBI said "lol".

[@speedysteve9121]

Somebody's been magnet fishing!

[@Maciste982]

This little gun is fantastic!

[@AyazRestoration]

👌❤

[@inzerdody2023]

Little guns aren't fantastic. Harder to aim, crappy range, more recoil. .380 in anything is pointless.

[@deucedeuce1572]

@@inzerdody2023 That's not true. It's an excellent defense round... and the small guns make them easier to carry, so people don't leave them at home. Even though fewer .380's are sold, they are far more likely to be carried than 9mm and larger guns. They definitely have their cons, but they definitely have their pro's. 9mm is barely more lethal.

[@Shadowscales1]

I can feel the grit when you first tried pulling the slide back

[@calvinbass1839]

Nicely done. I would definitely need a diagram. Thank you for sharing. Have a blessed day.

[@ramwolde1857]

Wow, great job. This was an interesting watch for sure.

[@614x2]

You're freaking me out pointing it at your hands and putting your finger in the trigger guard. 😱

[@vincentdufort777]

you've nearly poked your hand with that nail pusher..... All in all, good vid... ASMR!!!!!

[@TehJMastuh]

Smith & Wesson never fails! Good work!

[@CarbonBeing88]

The wear and tear on that trigger probably made the break and reset better🤣. If you know, you know!

[@textheviking4914]

great video. very impressive results

[@notsofunalucard45]

I actually watched ur bids for a long time! Its fun to see u restoring shi so yea!

[@AyazRestoration]

Great Restoration Bro: Well done. I wish you more success ❤😊

[@brandonMrLove]

The mags are pretty loose so they add tape to keep them from rattling and keeps them secure so the bullets can actually get forced into the gun. Iv shot a few and the mag kept the round from springing into the weapon properly.

[@Fpnzim]

Idk if this real hard to wrap my head around how the plastic frame has rust 😂 and this video I watched talked about how someone would have had to let that gun rust for like 10 years

[@rusticrestorationsyt]

The plastic itself is not rusting but is being stained from the metal that is rusting around it! That is why it was so easy to clean off the rust with just a toothbrush and water because it was not actually stuck on the plastic.

[@efrenp2849]

@@rusticrestorationsyt fool us once shame on you, fool us twice shame on ourselves, point stop making lies in broad daylight

[@abelnunez6538]

Very satisfying video to watch 👍🏼 keep it up brother

[@buddee8863]

Impressive work! Where did this piece come from?

[@deletdis6173]

Probably a hot gun from a riverbed, tbh.

[@danielpadgett2831]

I have the same cleaning kit as you do. Great video

[@osmanantonio6060]

Muito boa a restauração, seria bom que tivesse legenda disponível.

[@80zbabyz]

Subtitles for what silence 😂

[@duque_bm]

Legenda pra que?? O cara não fala nada kkkkk

[@onlylima]

Smart move keeping your thumb behind the trigger while trying to get the slide to go back 💯💯💯

[@juniorr6214]

Probably the most Unsafest way to mess with the slide . You should have used the machine you have on your table that held the pistol while you beat it with the hammer since the beginning. You never now if that gun is capable of firing. Even in its worst condition

[@antownemercer7552]

Boy you a bad man. Great job. Excellent video 👌🏾

[@pnastysavage5510]

That finish looks really nice !

[@blackmacgyver9965]

Great job. I have one of these as a pocket protector , for when I don't carry larger

[@RustyZipper]

These are garbage! Get yourself a Sig P238

[@JohnWicksPencil14]

Love to know the origin of the gun, how it came to be in that condition.

[@JohnWicksPencil14]

@@LF12468 I sure hope not, that would be pretty lame.

[@yusriyahbagheri8843]

He most likely did this to it himself for a vid. All the restoration vids on stuff like this do it. The only real ones are the antique restorations where it's proven where they got it from.

[@tylernicoll6911]

its amazing how much polymer can rust over the decade since it was manufactured.

[@buddee8863]

@@tylernicoll6911 what

[@jerstolp1]

Either somone found it somewhere, or he left it out buried on purpose for vid. Or magnet fishing... If found it probably is a stolen gun or murder weapon..

[@grantgates2931]

Second vid I've seen with the pistol coated in the same yellowish muck.. That and the cz fall into a tin of muddy yellow paint or something?

[@josephcormier5974]

Nice little weapon thank you for sharing two thumbs up

[@joseescudero6688]

I like how that brass is not even brown from oxidation 😂

[@C.Double.]

even better is the blue "rust" on steel lol

[@marius4592]

It's so amazing too see people have the skills , to do something like that as a hobby ect... Interesting 🆒 ,,, greetings from Brooklyn NY 😎

[@lchurch01]

0:50 I was nervous for you when you passed your hand in front of the muzzle several times starting here, knowing there is a round in the chamber especially when just prior to this moment you showed what appeared to be the hammer resting on the firing pin. The electrical tape may have been on the magazine to keep the mag from wiggling in the gun. It appeared it may have been a loose fit without the tape as the bottom was not flush when you installed it at the end. The tape may have held the mag tight in the gun and the bottom of the mag flush with the grip.

[@tm510a]

Oh how much I enjoy the simplicity of a 1911. This one looks like a nightmare.

[@inzerdody2023]

It's 2023 basically. A 1911? 💩. A 2011 at least has a double stack mag. Single action only trigger? 🤮. All those safeties? On a defensive firearm? Gimme a fuckin break. POS gun from a forgotten era. Just carry a six shooter if you want low round count. At least a revolver has some style.

[@deucedeuce1572]

lol. The 1911 is anything, but simplistic. It's one of the most complicated guns on the market (as far as producing and machining). Few guns are less complex than this. The DAO hammer fired guns are usually among the most simplistic.

[@inzerdody2023]

@@deucedeuce1572 that's why they make them black market in 3rd world countries? Or rock island arms in the Philippines? Even if it was complex it's far from superior.

[@deucedeuce1572]

@@inzerdody2023 I've seen that (but don't know if it's true, like on VICE. You ever see the tooling and time that goes into fitting 1911's? There are newer "modified" 1911's that don't have the multiple locking lugs and all that... but they're not simple guns (compared to many others). I know how many 100's of guns work and 1911'a are not among the most simplistic by any means. (Although I'm sure there are many 1911 copies and 1911 type guns that are less complicated). I've seen the work that goes into making 1911's (and many other guns).

[@clubsoda85cook55]

Great job, beautiful restoration.

[@marcuswells7498]

Very beautiful work on the gun

[@RobCCTV]

There is a highly suspicious consistency with the amount of patenation and rust damage to the firearms 'restored' on here. I have a very strong feeling they are put in that terrible state in a controlled and systematic fashion, just to make these videos. These are not 'discovered' firearms.

[@АндрейБ-е4ц]

Тоже такие мысли.

[@Why...So...Stupid...]

I was thinking how such a newish gun got so bad. I could see if it was literally dropped in a field for a year or pulled out of creek. But then why does the mag not have rust?

[@TheProtonfusion]

or its jus his occupation 💀

[@MvrzThaArtist_]

Your a hater

[@JordanMartinez-pv4dc]

Dude he's still restoring the firearms as if it matters where they come from he's still doing the work.

[@anibalbabilonia1867]

Wow! Very impressive! Great job!

[@rusticrestorationsyt]

Thank you very much!

[@AyazRestoration]

❤👌

[@jglaboratory]

Hope this isn't a fake

[@CA10Z]

An impressive restoration thanks for the video

[@bradbutcher3984]

These restoration videos are fake.

[@lIlIlOuijalIlIl-]

How lol

[@Wopayne]

Get a tube of Flitz. Good stuff. Gets a chromed bore mirror. Takes off surface rust safely.

[@williamredford4715]

Fake rust when you see rust on plastic it's definitely not a real restoration unless that wS mud

[@azb3043]

Great vid - I think at the end do a Before/After comparison 👌👌 that would be awesome!

[@MrGibbie2210]

I think the tape was for making the magazine tighter in the actual grip, as it looked loose. Nice restore

[@lityyle]

electrical tape doesnt leave finger prints

[@yusriyahbagheri8843]

Why would you do this? It's one thing to fake the vids for views but loading it then intentionally weakening the internal components is asking for a AD, or I guess an ND because you caused it.

[@STITCHWA]

So relaxing to watch this. I was hoping you would fire the gun at the end but thats ok. Thanks

[@fkUtoo]

This helps put me to sleep I used clean my guns to reduce my stress like a hobby.

[@andrehooker3229]

This is so satisfying to watch

[@ИгорьПономарёв-в3й]

Реставрация дамских пистолетов приносит успех почти как новый

[@alfredkabure9455]

The tape is for a tight fit...no moves. Good restoration...though the square with a bend above holder bridge is it really necessary. I once did not insert it and gun still worked. But missing was noted and had to redo it

[@zxkmoon]

A video testing it in practice with the ammunition it has would be nice, of course it is very unlikely that they will still fire.

[@robertjenkins8043]

Amazing work thank you for sharing this ☺️

[@stuckman10]

The tape on the magazine might have been the owner’s way of indicating the ammo type in the mag. Hollow points or FMJs. I’ve seen people put color tape on magazines to label carry mags or practice mags. Just a thought

[@restorerestoration4705]

Tape was on the mag to keep it in the gun. It was a common problem with the bodyguard.

[@rusticrestorationsyt]

Thank you for letting me know!

[@diegoluiz1016]

The best vídeo,Very nice job.

[@pakornpunprasit8518]

How do you find a lot of abandoned guns like this? Or they are all you made it to make a content?

[@justinmcwilliams6759]

That sight pusher is a LOT nicer than the one I have. I bought might to put an optic plate on my Taurus G2C and fiber sights on my Springfield XD9.

[@72151]

No obnoxious music or narration. Well done Sir!

[@fhatahaaha4302]

boiling rusty metal parts in water can both lossen up rust and bring back some of the blued finish

[@MASI_forging]

Great job. 😃😃

[@allanburt5250]

Fantastic work 👏

[@rusticrestorationsyt]

Thank you very much!

[@AyazRestoration]

❤👌

[@DFCJack]

The safety in this video had me stressin no cap 🤦🏻🤣🤣

[@billhillyer334]

Nicely done 👍

[@amazoniancustodian]

Seems to be a lot of experts in the room

[@francisgarner1751]

Great job cleaning I would loved to have seen it fired 👍🏿

[@weldonwadeturner1150]

Looks like a a 380 sinma auto matic hand gun you did a good job restoring in.

[@boondockskitstv397]

Bruh...where you finding all these throw away pistols? I'm beginning to wonder 🤔