John Wick's Trainer is out here preparing for war.

why am I seeing democratic political ads on this site, those jackwads are never getting my vote

To this day, the Luger is simply over engineered. But the knee closure just looks nice.

The pitting was nothing compared to much more modern guns that youve done. Shows the quality of the steel used today. Considering its age very impressive.

Love those old rifles, got my great grandpas Marlin model 1893 30-30.

What you guys do is amazing. Thoroughly enjoy your channel. Thanks for the upload.

AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!

I think it's at least 75 years old

I'm curious, the pitting is Extreme. But the rust doesn't look that old. Look like a rifle may have been reworked. They're not allowed to get wet two to four weeks before the video was made.

Nice restore.

Amazing restoration

Absolutely beautiful. I have a late 40's 94. Just awesome rifles.

and....its 1940....gorgeous

How do you get rid of the pitting?

A weapon you can stake your life on to go boom every time

The old lady still kicking asses! Thank you for this amazing video!

The restoration what's accomplished with love and respect rock on brother

It hurt my heart every time the hammer struck a piece of History

I have one of these rifles with a bad coking slide ,...where can I get it fixed ? I was amazed at your workmanship.

I have a Lee-Enfield No. 4 Mk I from the same era.

What is the best way, in your opinion, to get into this as a hobby? Starting by learning to restore simpler, non-firearms? Otherwise, does one obtain worthy firearms from a garage sale or gun show of some sort for a start? Also, how does one verify the history of a firearm like that, making sure that the tool's history was not less than legal before picking it up? Thanks in advance.

You know what you need for the wood work? A scraper. I use to sand, or use striper to remove the old finishes but now I use a scraper. Easy to make, mark Novak has a video on how to make one. I made mine outta a cheap putty knife.

I was surprised to see how accurate it was was, given the wear, excellent vid thanks

Nice job well done....and very original restoration no fakes here

Try it with polymer ... in fifty years

That's incredible!!! 134 years old!!!! Congratulations!!

Todo perfecto, pero la culata la puedes mejorar

ukposts.info/have/v-deo/h5VkqZunoKyosGQ.html Bada signature signature sirsa Bank hotel kabadi market share price

Great restore as always! Appreciate your thorough process and outcome.

Estos videos me encantan por qué te hacen pensar mucho cuando no sabes absolutamente nada de armas por ejemplo cuando la prueba con la cuerda supongo que es por qué no sabe si el arma va a estallar por algo que haya quedado mal sobre todo creo que no le daba mucha confianza el cañon

IT IS A BEAUTIFUL MACHINE

Yeah for Belguim

Looks like the poor thing was left sitting around and forgotten for quite some time. Im shocked there was still two rounds left in the mag..😅 Too bad it seems not much can be done about the pits from the rust…

how do you date the items you restore ? you said the year of manufacture is diffrent to rthe model year

Again, I love the two tone bluing you did. Very beautiful gun.

YES😃😃 Beautiful Restoration, And Good Shooting👍👍

wow talent gotta know your guns to do this

Nice work

Please rifle gift me I am from Pakistan

After bluing, what does the WD-40 do to the metal?

Like the Tin man in Wizard of OZ....when that Kroll oil hit that gun you can almost hear it Groan with Relief.....

Dude TV......

Congratulations on the find and the police letting you keep it. Do you ever find any old pocket knives? I'm 71 and like to tinker with knives and fishing lures.

Amazing👍👍

nice work!

Good....jr from Brazil

Sin dudas....son los mejores restauradores de UKposts....sigan así es un gran canal.... abrazo grande desde Argentina 🇦🇷💪🏻

PERFEITO, PARABÉNS!

You saved it from a parts bin, that’s what matters….nice shooter grade rifle.

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍