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Mud Room Guns With Tom
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Mud Room Guns With Tom is my place to showcase my vintage rifle collection and restoration. I am an expert in none of these wonderful rifles, just a giant fan. Videos of restoration and repairs of the rifles are by no means meant to be taken as expert instruction but for recreational purposes only. Join to make sure you don't miss out on anything
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Remington pre 11
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Remington's version of the Browning's self loading shot gun
shooting my Enfield 1863
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maybe the most unprofessionaly video but hey, used my phone. shooting my Snider Enfield Carbine 1863 in 577 first thing in the morning. Fi ished it last night
Springfield Krag 1896
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My American Springfield 1896 Rifle I got it as a barreled receiver and rebuilt it,
Winchester 94 action explained
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As part of the Breech Bolt Series I have taken the Winchester 94 and piece by piece explained their function and how they all function together
The SKS firing system.
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Part Seven of the breech bolt series the Chinese type 56 SKS
Winchester 97 Ejection system replacement
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Winchester 97 was not ejecting casings. I replaced the Ejection Spring and the Left sided extractor
Replacement Commission 88 Magazine follower spring
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My follower spring was not strong enough to push the cartridges up for firing. I decided to change it out.
Breech Bolt Series, Part 3, Straight Pull
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Breech Bolt Series, Part 3, Straight Pull
Follow up on Mossberg 500A refinishing
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Follow up on Mossberg 500A refinishing
Disassembly of the Mossberg 500A Shotgun
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Disassembly of the Mossberg 500A Shotgun
Rust Bluing no1 Cleaning and applying first coat of rusting agent
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Rust Bluing no1 Cleaning and applying first coat of rusting agent
Damn...So good to hear from you..When you said all you guns were gone my heart sank....Good luck with the move,its not going to be easy and it sure isnt going to be any fun either...Keep in touch Buddy you were missed..
@@dbergum1 thanks. I missed doing videos too. Hopefully in the spring I can start up again. Thanks again you made my day
@@mudroomgunswithtom good to know Tom.I'll be looking forward to seeing you in the spring,in the mean time you have a lot of vids i dont think i have seen...Take care Tom...Lets us know how your doing...Prayers my friend....Dan
Nice, that looks good. I’m working on doing a my dirt bike parts and pieces that are made from steel/stainless steel. Definitely have come across a few pieces with way more chromium in them than others and they tend to take a few days worth of bluing process to get them to fully convert. I read that the oxide layer is porous so mixed in some black oxide powder I bought into my 3-1 oil and it definitely darkens it a bit further, but needs to be wiped down really well to remove all the residual.
Nice Never thought of something like rhat
Nice process. Thanks.
@@benjamin593 trial and error. Turns out beautiful
Thank you sir. Rebluing and a stock cleanup did wonders
What a Beauty...
Can’t hear u
Ok sorry
Have had nearly 10000 views
I wonder, what is the difference between 69 A and model 75 Sporter, because I've seen other shooter which show their 69 A trigger it seems like just the same as my model 75 Sporter, and also the trigger
I looked it up and the only differences noted were it has a lighter barrel and the stock is configured for prone shooting it also has a different sight
I have a model 90 in 22 long. It was having feed issues. The lifter wasn't lifting and the rounds in the mag were sticking out not letting the lifter come up. 22 LR work in it as I believe it was converted to shoot those LR rounds. I hope the chamber was also drilled some to allow for the bullet length difference (case length is same for L and LR) Does that subtract from the value?
They say removing the rust detracts from the value. Or even shooting As you can see from my videos and others have written their sisagreemenr for me a good looking good shooting gun is value to me. I don't xare. As for your feed issue sounds like wrong side ammo
I have one that belonged to my father in law. This one has a flip up rear peep site. I cannot find the serial anywhere on it. Not behind the trigger or barrel. What can you yell at me about it and where is the serial number? Thanks
Many of those older ones had no serial number. Not until required in 68. Some sears guns had a stock type umber but will not help aging a gun
@@mudroomgunswithtom Research that I am doing because of the flip up rear peep site might have been made around 1925. Thank you
If you join GUNBOARDS Forum board and go to old shotguns those guys are a real wealth of knowledge
Sorry got confused with another gun. Mine doesn't have a flip up and is dated 1911. These are fun guns. Recommend you try the winchester group on facebook or winchester on gunboards forum. Guys have a lot of k owledge
Isn't there a serial number on bottom tang
This was extremely informative. Thank you. I just picked up a full fixed choke model 20 at the flea Market for 180.00 butt pad was missing but I found an original on ebay and it's otw...
Thank yo I am glad you founnd it informative They are great shotguns
Excellent Video Easy To Follow Great Job
Thank you. Have been working on this a couple of years now
Uhh, Olin bought Winchester in 1963 and did the same thing to Winchester that AMF did to Harley Davidson in the 1970's. Winchester and the Western Cartridge Company merged in the 30's making Winchester Western.
Thanks for clarifying I am not a winchester expert only a fan
From U K cheers, great informative video, picked up a bit more information on this subject, cheers.
Thank you sir. Have been working on a method for some time over a matter of a few years. Don't use it much anymore as I have been bitten by the rust blue bug. The ones I dd still look great though.
Try warming what you are bluing with a heat gun just on low and you will be surprised how much it looks like hot blue.
Too kool...
Thanks it is special
You just made my night Tom...This is great,,,Love your Enfield
Thanks. That was a real find. A lot of learning. Even making the ammo
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Thank you
@@mudroomgunswithtom You're welcome.
Nice but hard to hear you.
GREAT INFO FROM CUMBERLAND OUTDOORSMAN PLEASE SEE HIS VIDEOS
THANK YOU SIR GREAT INFO
You're welcome
Looks nice! Love the rust bluing.
Thanks the rust bluing comes out great. Just have to have patience
Than you. Working hard to get better
Very well built guns.
Yes
I appreciate your video, I’m having some issues with mine not cycling good. If I push the bottom over it will cycle ok but it needs some attention. I want to do it myself but not sure what it needs? Again thanks for your video! Good luck and Thank you for your service!
That gun just made me fall in Love....Great Job as always Tom...Hope all is good..
Thanks. It is a beautiful gun.
Where can I get a insert
I got mine from Numrich but I just looked and they are not in stock
Thanks. Just bought an 1863 snider enfield. When I get it going will get a video
Sweet little gun...
Great video! The ring still holding? Im debating asking my gunsmith to install the ring. Would soldering or welding be better than loctite? Thanks
For me the idea of the locktight is that it is not permanent and also will not alter the chamber like solder or welding would do.
@@mudroomgunswithtom ok how about JB weld? I just don't want the ring to pop out as people have experienced. And don't see myself ever selling this rifle
@@spetsnaz85 I would call the company and ask. I wouldn't personally do anything that could damage the chamber. The company may have some ideas
I have a Winchester 1890 22 WRF made in 1911. Still in good shape. Functions and shoots good
Lots of fun
Thanks Tom, just purchased one. The stock fits very loose, do you know if there is any way to tighten it up? Also the stock tightening bolts what is the name of the socket or screwdriver to tighten them up? Thanks again for taking the time to make this video
❤❤just scored one today the firing pin is in a hinged block that raises up it says 22long on the barrel under the block has beautiful carved forearm and pistol grip Belgium on the barrel my son shot a cheap lead 22 long rifle out as soon as i got it home i wanted to clean n oil it but he's military and says that the best way to clear all the debris is shoot it it did goog bot i noticed that the hull was a little swelled at the rim thinking of having a new barrel inserted and maybe have the receiver beefed up many thanks for your video ❤❤
If one does this conversion does the collar or chamber in any risk of breaking? What I’m asking is should someone buy an extra conversion chamber just in case?
Also how many rounds do you have through it now?
No the ring shou)d be enough
I have a Flobert the same as the one in the video. The rifling is non-existent. Would it be safe to shoot in.22 LR if I had the barrel relined by an experienced gunsmith who knew what he was doing?
If yours is the same as mine it would be dangerous to fire .22lr. They are too powerful for the little spring mechanism and you could get blowback. These things were designed for indoor use. The gun was designed to use the BB cap or CB cap They are rimfire rounds with no gunpowder in them. Get mine from CCI online. Fairly cheap Although I don't shoot mine in my parlor, I shoot outside, it is a fun back yard gun
@@mudroomgunswithtomokay Tom My rifle interlocks the hammer and firing pin block when the hammer is down. This makes it impossible tomorrow retract the firing pin block because of the mechanics of the interlock. The hammer HAS to be at half cock or full cock to be able to move the firing pin block. I'm not very skilled with online skills but will try to send you a few pics
Ok
Would this technique work with the ruger 22lr takedown?i think its stainless barrel.great video
This stuff doesn't on stainless. Cerekote/alumahyde if you need to
Great video !!!!
Thank you
Did u ever make a video when u replaced the piece on the bolt
No i haven't
If you really want it to stay put, use the green Loctite it for bearings and races, you'll need extreme heat to remove it. You can remove red Loctite with moderate heat.
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I need 900000000000000000 of those to buy ok
Iv heard alot of folks say you have to wipe the bluing compound off with water or alchahol after every process to prevent future rusting. Is that correct or no?
I don't Seems to work for me
Tom, this has been a boon for me! Thank you SO much. My short rifle is non-matching, receiver #A1613, barrel #91020P which, I'm guessing, makes it an early manufacture. It does have the Modelo 1912 on the SIDE, and a clear Colombian crest on top. Fires 7x57 but it's missing the top hand guard. I've unsuccessfully tried the usual suspects (Numrich, LibertyTree, MillColl, Myers, Sarco). Seems to be ~10-3/8" (~265mm), that allows it extrude about 1/8" past the 3/8" barrelband. Any leads anyone, please? Des O'Neill, Sparta, TN.
I took a handguard and cut the end off and then used a dremmil to thin the end enough to fit under the band. Not perfect but really close enough
Very cool! Interesting rifle. And I agree...shoot those rifles. They're beautiful pieces to hold and look at and just love! But I like to have love reciprocated back at me whether it's a mule kick recoil or tac drivin' down range! That comes from shootin' em! So do what ya gotta do and good luck! I'm trying to convert 350 Legend to 5.45x39...AK74 round. That Russian ammo ban you mentioned, skyrocketed that cartridge to nearly a dollar a round....talkin' steel here smh! I can get 60-70% ejection rate. The other 30-40% get smashed by the bolt because the extractor can't grip the smaller 350L rim enough to bring it back to the ejector pin! The bolt loses grip of the case after it clears the chamber causing it to be suspended around the ejection port and then it's smashed by the bolt coming home! I'm almost there!
I love to hear these stories too. Good luck. History is more than something you hang on a wall and if you van figure out a way to bring g it back to life you have honored it
@@mudroomgunswithtom Agree and well said!
All you jc higgins lovers theres a video of a model 20 competing in a shooting contest and won the pump division and got 2nd for the semi division. Check it out.😊
Seems like fun Gonna have to break mine out and give it a trry
Every jc higgins model 20 in hunting group shot great foster slugs. They would stand corn cobs up and blow up at 100yds. There were 3 of those models in our hunting group and all shot well with slugs. I think 1 was a 20ga to.
Looks like a savage ar 15
Spikes Tactical
Try leaning into your rifle more, bend your knees a bit if you’re able to, get a higher riser for your optic so you don’t have to hunch your neck as much
Why do you have you pointer finger riding up the barrel like that 😂😂😂
Not sure why that is funny. With my parkinsons I find I hold my weapons in perhaps unconventional ways for stability
@@mudroomgunswithtom @keepagoldchain5079 you point what you shoot at, helps with quicker target acquisition and barrel aiming. I’d wager goldyboy doesn’t know how to do cqc…..
Why the tiny mags
because you don’t need 30 damn round mags at the range😭
I live in vermont
@@blakebahan9778why not
10 rd max
Because Liberals
Obviously didn’t see it bump fire
Nope she didn't
@@mudroomgunswithtomdef did,, orrrrr you had a negligent discharge……