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Interesting job

Nice job nice gun

Very fine item sir outstanding 👍

You mentioned the supplier of the replacement barrels for that model. Could you provide it here?

I'm a Texas gunsmith and have NO critique of your technique. However, I find it amazing if not miraculous that your new barrel head spaced properly from the factory. I have built many, many hunting rifles on Mauser actions and have never had one head space out of the box. In fact, most were purpose ordered "short chambered" so I could cut the headspace exactly where I wanted. With mass manufacturing tolerances what they must be, you were lucky indeed to find a barrel that was right on. I only hope any of the viewers of your excellent video are not lulled into believing all they will have to do is order a barrel and screw it on. BTW no "proofing" necessary here in gun .friendly Texas . Thanks again for the nice video.

Can you do barrel m1 garand its receiver bm59 7.62 as a straight pull

Beautiful rifle, try to do videos about 1891 and 1909 Argentine Mauser!!! Best Regards!!!

The bulge in the barrel has nothing to do with oil .....

Beautiful work!

Ini sangat bagus

The nazi safety police certainly get annoying. I had to start kicking out anyone having nothing better to do than pointing out nominal safety issues. They can make their own safety videos for such things instead of nurturing their own inability to stay focused on the main point of other people's videos

Well done great ethics enjoy your show

Very nice work. I do absolutely love Lothar-Walther barrel's.

Thank goodness it’s not been deactivated.. I too think it’s a crime.

Such a interesting gun love the slow motion at the end another cool video

Are you sure that cork screw feature on the end of the ramrod is for removing a stuck ball? I think it is a “tow worm” designed to hold a wad of cleaning tow used to wipe the bore clean after firing.

these pistols are mint condition, really enjoyed you showing them, like brand new, amazing

Another great gun and video

Interesting to watch as I've recently done an identical repair where a rifle was dropped on the muzzle.

Ouch my eye!

Another great video on a very unique piece. What sort of loads would a 19th century coachman have used in it?

This channel should be getting many more views. Let's all get together go over the Internet, tell other gun channels about this.

Interesting info and a real quality piece this is.

Have you checked the barrels for integrity before firing? By X-ray or some other method.

That one is truly beautiful I've never seen a bayonet open that way

Great video! I ask in complete ignorance, but why not load the main charge before the priming? On the face of it, that would seem safer.

Please ask any questions about this video

Excellent video, lots of good details. I aquired me example pretty long ago. Got just the rifle/ scope. It was restocked, it has all the proper marks on the metal and pads still staked. A bit ruff looking but gave the expected accuracy. Did not know much back then, just chanced upon it. It is a great rifle to shoot.

It looks lovely. I wonder if that's where North American Arms got the ideal

It is like watching paint dry. Much like watching a Golf tournament or American Baseball.

What a great shipment sir, you have a good eye. Roughly when will the doors be opened? Need to hear my wife's dulcide tones again. 😂

Every time I open a package from one of these auction houses I get flooded with packing peanuts. Your exporter is a star for using paper instead!

What a nice delivery! That Styer Pistol and Ulhan holster look superb, I hope that it can be owned and fired by a collector. I do the same for my bullet business, save packing material, it is wise to do!

Very nice,I'd be like a kid in a sweet shop in that room!

As Always fascinating information. You gotta admire the knowledge. Kia Ora Tatou Mr Sword and musket. & Aroha a nui hoki karakia hei PaPa Whanau ❤ Kia Kaha ehoa. ( Love & prayers to your Father & the family. Stay strong friend.

Beautiful Webley, but that video format is very strange! Do you upload directly from your phone? It's a shame, because we can't see the revolver very well...

Hi, you forgot to mention that there are cuts to the trigger guard as well. Approx 2mm off each side and the plate is scalloped on either side just behind the front mounting screw.

I didnt think German made barrels had the wood retainer ahead of the rear sight for a hand guard?

It is a wonder he did not rifle the barrels? Can't have been easy to push the ball down with a screw top on the ram rod. I saw where he ended up very poor.

Do u still sale firearms?

Good video mate. i got a G29/40 myself nr 2064 of the line. It has all the markings to. 660 ( Stayer) F.B Radom 1939. exelent rifle. Not the original stock annymore thoe since its now a Huntingrifle.

The Royal Navy could board Merchant ships too and relieve them of their crew, leaving only enough to sail it into port. Taking the best men of course.

I've the same rifle in exact same configuration. Yours is in better condition though!

Didn't know Lothar Walther still made barrels for the 98. I made a tensioned liner out of a 22 cal LW barrel and it was a real shooter. They make good stuff. I am in the US where we don't have a proof house though we probably should so even with all our ATF rules and regs. we can build and shoot our own stuff. Would love to visit Great Britain some day. I think it is a beautiful and unique part of the world and has some of the greatest gunsmiths and gun manufacturing houses still in existing today. As far as your methods don't worry about what folks say. There are many ways you can do it but the result is the same. I think you did just fine... Oh yea I subscribed.

I have many old rifles from Enfield mauser some m1917 and as much as I love them as is I've had to replace the barrel to keep them shooting its harder then it used to be to bring them back to life but the ones I have gotten done will out live me good to see I'm not the only one

i have a real one has only a battle peep

Midland Gun Company, Demon Street works, Birmingham. A very underated company in my opinion. Ok they weren't Westley Richards but damn solid well made working shotguns. I've owned a couple of later boxlock non ejectors and one was rebarreled by Gallyon and sons Norfolk. That would not have been cheap to do even in the 1970s when I reckon it was done so why bother with a rubbish product ? That's because they weren't rubbish !

Glad to see you back! Interesting piece.

We enjoy your videos where have you been

Very inspiring journey, and that sighting jig is great! Thanks for sharing.