Rusty WW2 German MG13 Magazine Restoration

[@thatwwiiguy2566]

Someday you should give us a room tour of your collection

[@Mike.driessen]

Its insane how good you get everything cleaned up so well. And you have the perfect tools for it too! Well done again. Keep preserving history!! 🌹

[@Makolsi1]

Tbh i would take these and let them sit for value and history, but i like how clean they are👍🕊

[@Gattobuono]

Good work! Regarding the ammunition, to be on the safe side, you could acquire a kinetic hammer to remove the projectiles from the cases and empty the powder out. Then put the projectile back in and you have a good looking but inert round. We use kinetic hammers when we're reloading ammunition and something goes wrong, or when a round won't fire because, e.g., the primer is dud. I personally wouldn't want to be handling ageing live ordnance as you are in the video.

[@Twoot332]

Why? There not going to go off . That would just ruin them

[@Gattobuono]

@@Twoot332 Do you even know what a kinetic hammer is? I doubt it.

[@Twoot332]

@@Gattobuono What kind of a question is that? and why would you want to empty the case ?? do you empty all yours for safety lol.

[@Gattobuono]

@@Twoot332 Right, so you obviously don't know what your talking about. _" That would just ruin them"_ Wrong. The kinetic hammer is specifically designed to safely remove the projectile from the case *without* damaging either. When you load your own ammunition as I do, things sometimes go wrong. For example, the primer doesn't seat correctly. The only way to remove the primer and rectify the problem is to disassemble the round. Using pliers to extract the bullet will ruin it, and probably the case as well. That's why we use a kinetic hammer for the purpose: we safely dismantle the round, recover the powder, projectile and casing, push the spoiled primer out in the press, then reassemble. The same could be done for the rounds in this video: safely dismantle the round, empty the powder, reassemble the round, and it looks exactly as it did before BUT it's now safe. Old ammunition is notoriously volatile. I really don't understand why people like yourself feel compelled to comment on something that they obviously know nothing about. It doesn't make you look terribly bright.

[@Twoot332]

@@Gattobuono lol I know what kinetic hammer is. What I meant is that they are ww2 bullets and to empty them would ruin its history. I didn't mean to anger you. So I'm sorry

[@richardturk7162]

The wire wheel tends to remove the light markings stamped into the magazine. Like serial numbers and proof marking such as the "dirty birds".

[@PRO_KOP]

*Привет!Лайк от Питерских копателей Войны!!!👍👍👍👍👍*

[@NSUSashiel]

If the MG13 had a rate of fire even close to that of the MG42, that magazine would have been empty before you'd have had the time to say Gesundheit...

[@scottmihalsky3612]

Spectacular video I use some of the same techniques to restore old railroad items. Thanks

[@klausvogel2441]

Хороший исходник, отличный результат! Впрочем, как всегда. Мои поздравления!

[@shintokatana17]

Finally a new video. Very nice!

[@austinhughes1924]

Nice work! Do you have an MG13 machine gun? And do you think the magazine would still work?

[@fiks8888]

Как же это верно! Сначала нужно молотком хреначить , а уж только потом WD 40 использовать. БРАВИССИМО!

[@Twoot332]

wow that was amazing to watch. Thank you

[@SimonUdd]

Need to take a look at those feeding issues probably the spring

[@Kopvgermanii]

Спасибо за Видео 👍🇩🇪

[@thatwwiiguy2566]

I love watching these

[@wwiituberestoration1011]

I love making videos for you! Thank you for watching!

[@andyc750]

I know someone who cleaned live rounds that way, one went off and nearly killed him going right through his guts, he then ended up in prison for having illegal ammunition

[@-_-_-_-318]

Fake news. You need rifling to focus the energy of a cartridge, otherwise they just pop like a firecracker. Go do some research, I like the video where they cooked live rounds in a pot over fire, and no the projectiles did not go through the pot.

[@andyc750]

@@-_-_-_-318 not fake news at all, and do9n't care what video you do or don't have, he ended up in hospital for several weeks and was then arrested, I saw him in hospital, I saw the wound and I saw him arreste4d and charged so keep quiet about things you know nothing about

[@andyc750]

@@-_-_-_-318 and by the way rifling is the spiral groove in the barrel of a firearm that imparts the projectile with spin, says it all really about your knowledge

[@-_-_-_-318]

@andy cousins yes very good about the rifling being in the barrel, I had a feeling you weren't completely lobotomized but God damn you're close. And please tell me more about this "illegal ammunition" I'd really love to keep laughing at you.

[@andyc750]

@@-_-_-_-318 laugh at what you like, just another obviously uneducated septic tank that thinks he knows everything, not everywhere in the world has laws enabling us to shoot each other like you lot, shame you didn't go to the right school and get a high velocity lead injection, and guess you took your time to check up on what rifling actually is, tell you what have a look down the barrel next time you pull the trigger and see it in action 🤣🤣

[@Adr88ian]

Fantastic! 💪👏

[@WaddedBliss]

What do people call those toughened steel tools used to hammer stuff out of position? They're a metal bar with a handle on the end. My dad was an engineer and he called them drifts. Are they still called that?

[@RandyCarnright]

They're drift punches, but people will usually call them just 'drifts' or 'punches'

[@WaddedBliss]

@@RandyCarnright Thanks.

[@WaddedBliss]

@@RandyCarnright My dad distinguished between drifts and punches. Punches were centralised; drifts weren't. Does that make sense?

[@RandyCarnright]

@@WaddedBliss punches were for punching holes in heated steel, drifts were for widening

[@WaddedBliss]

@@RandyCarnright Yeah, that makes sense. The thing this guy is using is a drift.

[@jirimucska]

Excellent👍👍👍👍

[@joelopezjl28]

What was that process of bluing called??

[@scottmurchie3701]

Can you please tell me where I can get my grandfather’s WWII Shrade/Cutco Paratrooper’s Jack knife brought back into working order? I’m looking for help. Thank you in advance 👍🏻

[@useruseryoutube2491]

А по поводу целого пулемёта будут видео?Очень хотелось бы увидеть реставрацию оружия.Но все равно,спасибо за контент!

[@ivanl1154]

I would have put those rounds in 2 tumblers 1 with walnut and next with corn cob.

[@Resto-Rob]

Awesome!

[@quocthanhtran5199]

It’s perfect

[@wwiituberestoration1011]

Thank you!

[@WaddedBliss]

Your digging efforts are incredible. It must be heart breaking to be so close to history knowing what the Nazis did to your country.

[@haroldveenhuis634]

I liv in de Nederlandse

[@WaddedBliss]

@@haroldveenhuis634 We never got the full force of Hitler's armies in the UK like you did.

[@JustaGuy1250]

@@WaddedBliss Neither did we the Germans were actually very nice to the Dutch population as a vast majority of Dutch people were Aryan (Back then atleast, now it's 50% aryan.. 25% middle eastern and 25% southern/eastern europe)

[@haroldveenhuis634]

Waarom praat je niet de mojste taal fan de wereld Engelse mariejo

[@haroldveenhuis634]

Stome duitser

[@AndreySizov1970]

А сразу откислотить не проще было , чем стучать по ржавчине ?

[@wwiituberestoration1011]

No, it's not easier. And due to rust, it was hermetically sealed. It had to be disassembled so that the acid penetrated well inside.

[@RestorationAustralia]

cool 👍

[@darrenfox5883]

Please tell me that those rounds were inert so that I can start breathing again….

[@dariuszwandtke1622]

ooo kurwaaa, MŁOTEK !!!! SZKODA MAGAZYNKA !

[@rbyaldrzee6657]

👍Good

[@lenailves3847]

Класс!!!!

[@витяпавлов-к4ш]

Приветствую. У самого есть такой магазин руки не доходят до реставрации.

[@АлексейСмирнов-д2п6в]

Class!

[@wwiituberestoration1011]

Thank you!

[@bislarck4494]

Seguro que no lo quieres meter en silicona?

[@emilacosta6219]

Now restore an mg13

[@wwiituberestoration1011]

Unfortunately, KZbin will ban and remove the video about the restoration of the MG13 machine gun.

[@UNR34L47]

@@wwiituberestoration1011 I don't think so. There are bunch of videos with gun restorations on KZbin.

[@emilacosta6219]

@@UNR34L47 yea but there’s demonetization

[@thomasodetinape4180]

Just buy one. Time is money

[@haroldveenhuis634]

Bjutevol

[@haroldveenhuis634]

Deojeo ven

[@haroldveenhuis634]

1 first

[@haroldveenhuis634]

Deo je het 1 stg

[@haroldveenhuis634]

1 view

[@maverick4177]

Handy Hock shcnell schnell katople Knopf

[@SH.M83]

WTH you spent 100 hours just cleaning the magazine 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣