The heatshield cover and bayonet lug, is added for fraud the last owner, this gun's was sell for trenchgun, but this is a riot gun, and riot gun dont have any heatshield. So you know why i remove the fake part. 😉👍

@camronwilson6842

Жыл бұрын

You can tell by the lack of a slong swivel in the stock and no U.S. flaming bomb stamp. Also, you got lucky since the barrel was filled or milled out for the heat shelid to be installed. I personally restored and converted a old winchester 1897 to a trench since the barrel was cut down for the original length already. I recommend doing a couple of slow rust operations to get a stronger finish.

@Thalon77

Жыл бұрын

Spiegazioni come questa ti conviene metterle come hardsub al video o nella sua descrizione (anche se lì è già più difficile che tutti leggano), così ti eviti una montagna di domande tutte uguali a cui rispondere.

@gagewesterhouse9558

Жыл бұрын

Don't put high-brass slugs in that shotgun anymore. Or high-brass buckshot either. That gun was designed and built during a time when the chamber pressure produced by ammunition was MUCH lower. Modern ammunition produces chamber pressures TOO HIGH for this old shotgun. Birdshot and low-brass buckshot should be alright, but high-brass slugs risk blowing that gun to smithereens.

@DuckiestBoat959

Жыл бұрын

Honestly, a Police shotgun from the days of Al Capone and Machine Gun Kelly is cool enough in itself. Its wild this thing was considered a war crime over in Europe but back in America it was being outmatched by the mafia and their Tommy Guns.

@LionWithTheLamb

9 ай бұрын

@@gagewesterhouse9558 I seen high brass slugs and figure he wanted to go big or go home.

My grandfather brought his back from WW2. He fought in the battle of Salerno with that shotgun. They told him he couldn't keep it. He paid them $19 dollars for it and they let him have it.

@CreatorCade

Жыл бұрын

Gramps said the shotgun was so nice he'd pay old uncle Sam what it's worth just to keep it.

@Slenderslayer351

Жыл бұрын

Hope it's kept, I'd hate to see something like that be given away

@ZeFatController

Жыл бұрын

Would you mind making a video about it and post it? I'd love to see it!

@user-ty5di3ku6o

Жыл бұрын

@Rob O'Loughlin my dad lives about 1,500 miles away. But if I see him this summer, I'll definitely make a video!

@ZeFatController

Жыл бұрын

@@user-ty5di3ku6o Awesome! And when the time comes for that gun to get passed down again, make sure it goes to someone who will take care of it and love it! If you can't keep it in the family, find a collector!

That shuts up the negative commenters saying you didn't restore it properly . Well done and good shot!

@nateee2970

Жыл бұрын

Yeah i really don't understand those dude's problems, looks like a restoration to me. It's funny how the people in the comments who said they HAVE restored these shotguns before had no problem with his work. Yt commenters are crazy.

I have one that used to belong to my father. He fought in WWII, and was old enough to have been my grandfather. He died when I was 3 years old. The serial number dates it to 1930.

@RogerCharlamange

Жыл бұрын

You make sure your children understand the importance of not fucking selling that thing man

Watching both the restoration and testing was a religious experience.

@restaurato6629

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏 happy to read comment like your

I have to admit, I'm shocked... I didn't think you would get this back to shooting condition. I like that you didn't try to get a shinny finish back on this and kept it in it's aged condition. It's a lovely historic gun and you did an excellent job of reviving it. Well done! 👍

I love old guns that are still used.

Excellent work. 👍 Shotguns are nice guns. 😎

Fine, fine work, Dom. 👍🏻

One hell of a scattergun right there! Love the video!

I once saw a photo of a Winchester 1887 that somebody had turned into a trench shotgun, complete with heat shield and bayonet lug with mounted bayonet.

@restaurato6629

Жыл бұрын

Heat shield is not original part. Is added for fraud the last owner. This is a riot gun not a trench gun.

@txgunguy2766

Жыл бұрын

@@restaurato6629 I wasn't talking about this one.

Лучший спасибо за потраченное время!!!

@restaurato6629

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for be here

Excellent work Sir.

Best restoration channel keep do it more form thailand 😍

I would love to own that shotgun after you did your magic. Your restoration videos are the best. Good ol' hand work. Really can't get better. Thanks.

you give the shotgun back to life imagine how yrs old already it is but still kickin some ass & shit and this is a one of a legendary weapon 👌🏻 good work brother 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Such a good job man its beautiful. Not to mention completely hand restored that's no easy task. Props

👍 Excellent job at restoring that pump action beauty. Old but Gold. There is a ring of history attached to every shot fired from it. And it still hits the target accurately. You may never know who used it and if it got caught in any historical western activity. Thanks for the video.

Hell yeah, man! I saw the restoration video and thought it was just another show piece. Yet she shoots true! Great to see the old ones in action still.

Looks nice; great work!

Awesome work , very impressive 👏

great resto great operation..

Wow. Nice work!

Amazing as always!

Amazing job! Thank you sharing

Thanks for the update

what a beautiful precision 😱

Imagine the stories this weapon has. Great Job.

Okay I’m impressed. Groupings we’re pretty solid also.

I’ve got a model 12 manufactured in 1928. Love these shotguns.

Muy bueno el video!

97s and 12s ....before 64 tough beautiful. Had a 16 from 1920 or so...best damn pheasant gun ever.

Che meccanica interessante questo modello. Ancora complimenti, sia per il risultato del restauro che per la mira 😉

@restaurato6629

Жыл бұрын

Grazie per essere qui 🙏

@claudiobernardi3002

Жыл бұрын

@@restaurato6629 grazie a te!

Crazy I didn't think you would shoot it. Beautiful job well done man. 👏

@sgtstedanko7186

7 ай бұрын

The trench guns have a very strong action.

Прекрасная работа! 👍👍👍

Bravissimo!

Great video!

Nice work

The 1897! A.K.A the warcrime stick.

@ghostdreamerr1429

Жыл бұрын

It's not a war crime stick that would the M2 flamethrower

A gun that old, beat to death, rusted to be forgotten, restored, and still runs smoother than my 870 that's in great shape, amazing.

Great end result!

Excelente trabalho 👋👋👋👋👋🇧🇷

Amazing!

Amazing 👏

Oooooh she slamfires, nice!

Ah però...nonostante gli anni è anche preciso! Ottimo lavoro! 💪🏻

@restaurato6629

Жыл бұрын

Buca bene 😉

Absolutely, one of the best pump shotguns ever maded !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Super efekt!

Fricken super awesome

Would love to see you do a M1 Grand.

@restaurato6629

Жыл бұрын

If i found one.... 😉

Is there any inspection required before using it. I was wondering about metal fatigue after all this time.

Awesome Shotgun!

Nice shooting

With as much rust as tehre was I'm surprised it was that safe to fire. That said in the restoration I didn't see any massive pits or bulging so it makes sense that it's safe.

Works great!!!

Great 👍

Our lord and savior John Browning smiles upon you this day for bringing one of his iconic creations back to life

Un ottimo lavoro, del resto ci hai abituato bene 👍👍

I always wanted one of those

Ist time here but will continue to watch and share thank you.

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bro has crazy recoil anticipation.

Good shot bro

@restaurato6629

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 😉🙏

@RestauraTo Could you enable making shorts for these?

nice

I like that the bullet standard didn't change since the 1800s.....

I liked that..cool.

What Is The Background Music Playing

perfekt

Where do you come across these things to restore? I want to do this stuff. Not the making videos part though. for me

Where do you find all of these guns?

Nice ;) if you are able to test your whapens do it pls love to see they actually work 😄

Wait what happened to the Shroud and bayonet lug

Once I've heard a guy saying "weapons live longer than men" when referring to smuggled arms coming from one former war zone to a new war zone. Looking at an 1897 shotgun shooting....I guess he was right

Restauro magnifico, come sempre, peccato che non hai mantenuto l'attacco per la baionetta, ma ritengo avessi i tuoi buoni motivi

@restaurato6629

Жыл бұрын

Si come ho scritto nel video l'attacco della baionetta non é un componente originale. Ma è stato aggiunto da qualche furbo armieri per truffare il precedente acquirente e spacciarlo per trench gun. Questo é un riot gun.

@brummbar8898

Жыл бұрын

Ti chiedo scusa, non conosco l'inglese

@restaurato6629

Жыл бұрын

@@brummbar8898 tranquillo 😉 grazie per essere qui

Супер!

great..how much?

thats awesome but what happened to the heat shield?

@restaurato6629

Жыл бұрын

Heat shield is not original part. Is added for fraud the last owner. This is a riot gun not a trench gun.

@masseymm

Жыл бұрын

@@restaurato6629 thanks for the clarification

I have a 1897 and it doesn't like buckshot it kinda locks up

Доброго времени суток. 👍

Distance ?

👍👍👍👍👍

Nice at least more shooting

How about using some oil on the moving parts on that gun? Maybe a thin coat on all the metal parts as well.

We're you unable to repair the heat shield and Bayonetta attachment?

@restaurato6629

Жыл бұрын

It's preatty easy. I also write that in the subtitles during the restoration. The heatshield cover and bayonet lug, is added for fraud the last owner, this gun's was sell for trenchgun, but this is a riot gun, and riot gun dont have any heatshield.

@charlescomly1

Жыл бұрын

@RestauraTo I see I guess I should have checked, thank you for taking the time to answer my question.

@clintonyarbrough9281

Жыл бұрын

​@@restaurato6629 want to sell the heat shield?

That's ballsy of you to shoot that with high brass shells.

@aidenschvatkok5732

Жыл бұрын

Meh I wouldn’t worry about an old shotgun that had been rusted, not a huge amount of chamber pressure. A rifle on the other hand I would be afraid to shoot if it had been a rust bucket

@theguythatsitavi6305

Жыл бұрын

wat

@footnotedrummer

Жыл бұрын

@@theguythatsitavi6305 ... What do you mean "wat"? High brass shells hold more powder. More powder = hotter load. They always tell you to use low brass shells when firing old shotguns because of this.

@punisher0305

Жыл бұрын

With no eye protection

Wow you're shooting slugs through it. I have an 1897 also and I wouldn't do that.

@dominator167able

Жыл бұрын

Yeah that surprised me I only shoot low velocity target rounds out of mine

Очень круто, что автор может продлить жизнь таким прекрасным ружьям.

@user-bl3xi2bi6w

Жыл бұрын

И укоротить собственную , успользуя автомобильные покрышки на стрельбище ..☻☻

@alejosanchez9406

Жыл бұрын

@@user-bl3xi2bi6w Может быть:D ну насмерть то от покрышки не пострадает здоровье можно подрастрести и качество существования

This should be called Steel Wool Resto's xD

Please don’t use high brass shells on these shotguns. They were made with black power shells in use. Smokeless powders does too much damage to the stock. And could potentially eject the bolt through your eye.

@Berniessen

10 ай бұрын

U have no idea how this gun works............ The bolt is locked by the carrier,and the recoil passes trough the bolt face and then trough the carrier (witch is a heavy almost solid piece of steel) to the receiver thats solid near the stock. Its impossible for a good locked up gun to shoot the bolt out of the receiver this only can happen wenn the round go,s off wenn the action isnt closed.

You should have lined up those hackers instead of using non-screaming paper targets. 😉 ..and a great restoration you did on this fine weapon. 😁

I love old shotguns

*Cod World at war zombie ost starts*

I really wish one of the airsoft companies would remake this or bring it back to the market.

Jeez that old girl looks rough but she shoots straight

👍

Cidade de Lapa Paraná Brasil 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

I got an 1893 with a s/n of 11 and an 1897. Tho the 93 is in many pieces as parts are impossible to find. I may do a 97 conversion.

@michaell8183

18 сағат бұрын

If this is true and I were you I would consider getting a factory letter for the 1893 of just post on gun values board and there is this Winchester nut who usually gives out the information for free. Serial number 11 is so close to 1 it may have had a special barrel length or stock or exc.... And a model 1893 that is not standard is stupid expensive. It might also be the oldest surviving copy $$$ and photos on a board for a professional would help keep history

Ma scusa, la copertura per non scottarsi e l'attacco per la baionette che fine hanno fatto??

@restaurato6629

Жыл бұрын

Come ho scritto nei sottotitoli la copertura era stata aggiunta per frodare il precedente proprietario in quanto era stato venduto per trench gun. In realtá é un riot gun.

я аж сразу запах горящего пороха почувствовал