i don't know anything about guns, but the algorithm brought me here... and just like an AMSR video, this was so relaxing and satisfying to watch... now i have a new fascination.
The Colt Model 1902 was part of the transition from older black powder revolvers to more modern, smokeless powder firearms. It was chambered for the .45 ACP cartridge, which later became more widely associated with the M1911 pistol. However, the Model 1902 itself was less common and saw limited use. great shot 💥
The Colt 1902 was chambered in .38 Special. The .45 ACP cartridge wasn’t developed until 1905, and even then only for prototype semi-auto pistols for US Army evaluation. If you don’t know, don’t make up 🐄💩
I should learn to hold off commenting until I've seen the whole video. The last part shows the special clip at the back of the cylinder to retain the 45 ACP flangeless rounds. Great video, by the way.
The ACP and moon clips to facilitate their use in revolvers, did not exist until long after 1903. The 45 acp was developed just prior to 1911, and it was a new round, around which the 1911 was designed. The first revolver to use 45 acp, was designed around 1917, and adopted in that year, for WWI. Theyre being dishonest by how this is labelled.
Meu Saudoso e Falecido Pai Manezin Mourão Dominava esse ofício de consertar Revólver, Espingarda Bate-Bucha e Cartucheiras, além de fazer e colocar Cabos em Facas, Facões e fazia alguns Móveis era um homem de grande Inteligência
That gun is a British Webley commercial revolver, notice the vented rib on top of the barrel. Its from the early 20th century, not from the American civil war. Civil war revolvers were all cap and ball black powder revolvers and were not capable of firing cartridges.
"Thanks for the clarification! It’s fascinating how different revolvers evolved over time. The Webley’s design really shows the advancements in firearms technology from the Civil War era to the early 20th century!"
Before I begin opening the screws, I've gathered the necessary tools: an all-purpose lubricant to ease any moving parts, a rust converter to treat corrosion, and an oxide solvent to tackle stubborn rust on the screws.
Eu incrível que em alguns casos Existem Armas de fogo tão antigas e com Recursos tão modernos Tipo o Rifle do Papo Amarelo (Winchester) ela recebe várias Balas de uma vez quer dizer o indivíduo terá várias Balas seria igual um Revólver 🔫 ou Pistola 🔫 o inimigo que se cuide kkkkk meu Pai Manezin Mourão falava muito nessa Arma ele chamava Ela de Rifle do Papo Amarelo
Thats not a U.S. military firearm. 45 ACP didnt even exist until just prior to 1911; it was designed as a new cartridge with greater stopping power than the 38 cartridges which proved ineffective in the Philippines. There was no 45 ACP pistol created until 1917, and that was the M1917, and this is not an M1917, and the M1917 used an entirely new and novel moon clip for its cartridges, as the ACO, is as its name stated, an Automatic Colt, Pistol cartridge, and as such, is unrimmed, and cannot be used within a revolver without the use of a moon clip. This pistol is also neither a Colt, nor a Smith and Wesson, and those are the only manufacturers to produce side arms for the U.S. military, outside of Government arsenals, since the Civil War, until Beretta was contracted with in 1985.
.45 ACP actually existed in 1905, this was when the first prototypes were being tested. The development of the 1911 was a long slow process. But either way you are correct, there were no .45 ACP revolvers until 1917.
No es calubre 45, el diámetro de las recanaras del cilibdro no correspinde al calibre 45 el calibre 45 acp es del año 1911, y ese revolver es del año 1902
45 ACP (Automatic Colt Pistol) - really? How does the cylinder deal with the lack of a flange on the base of the round, unlike the 45 Long Colt which was a basal flange to secure it at the back of the cylinder? Sure it's not LC?
A webley clone made in india not 100 years old just junk 32 long or .32 acp. Weren't the best clones and were put together with not the best metal or parts.
@@WSOldandRestoration no the model 3 in 32 dose not have the shroud in front of the cylinder and the lock work is wrong for any smith and wesson top break.
It is a Webley Revolver British-made, not a Colt. The Colt revolver model 1902 has a loading gate because it is a fixed-cylinder. And It is chambered with .38 ACP. U.S. made.
Since you've dealt with a lot of firearms does any amount of heavy rust cause any metal fatigue and we can or less of the structural aspect of the firearm and you always check the board to see that The rifleman has not been compromised
Heavy rust can indeed affect the structural integrity of a firearm. Rust is a form of corrosion that can penetrate the metal, potentially leading to pitting and weakening of the material. If the rust is extensive, it can compromise the firearm's function and safety, making it more prone to failure during use. It's always crucial to inspect the bore and other components of a firearm for signs of rust or corrosion. If any structural aspects appear compromised-like significant pitting in critical areas such as the barrel or receiver-it's advisable to refrain from using the firearm until it's properly evaluated and restored by a qualified gunsmith. Regular maintenance and proper storage can help prevent rust and prolong the life of firearms.
Never the brush inside the barel/ ever care with the foam / or the smooth and the sand papier/ this tools is too hard for barel interior ..it cause damage line and scare ...
Eindeutig ein Webley Nachbau in .32 S&W oder .38 S&W. Sonderbar ist es, dass die " Restauratoren" immer mit ausgesprochen ungeeigneten Werkzeug arbeiten. Alles trocken zusammengebaut ohne einen Tropfen Öl oder Fett, nicht gerade professionell. Spätestens beim Laden hätte auffallen müssen dass es kein .45ACP ist oder war das nur eine Animation?
Restoring History, Impressive work in restoring a classic and revolutionary firearm.!!! Greetings from Germany.!😊
Thanks 👍 Dear
Hat es 1902 schon vemtilierte Läufe gegeben?
i don't know anything about guns, but the algorithm brought me here... and just like an AMSR video, this was so relaxing and satisfying to watch... now i have a new fascination.
Thank for ur interest🤗
I have seen several S&W .45 revolvers but never saw one with a rib barrel. Very rare pistol, one of a kind.
Yeah 👍
It is a .455 Webley
The Colt Model 1902 was part of the transition from older black powder revolvers to more modern, smokeless powder firearms. It was chambered for the .45 ACP cartridge, which later became more widely associated with the M1911 pistol. However, the Model 1902 itself was less common and saw limited use. great shot 💥
👍 👍 oh S&W
The Colt 1902 was chambered in .38 Special. The .45 ACP cartridge wasn’t developed until 1905, and even then only for prototype semi-auto pistols for US Army evaluation. If you don’t know, don’t make up 🐄💩
I should learn to hold off commenting until I've seen the whole video. The last part shows the special clip at the back of the cylinder to retain the 45 ACP flangeless rounds. Great video, by the way.
Thanks for intrest 👍👍
It is a Webley Revolver in .455 Cal., and not a Colt .
The Colt model 1902 has a fixed-cylinder and chambered in .38 ACP.
The ACP and moon clips to facilitate their use in revolvers, did not exist until long after 1903. The 45 acp was developed just prior to 1911, and it was a new round, around which the 1911 was designed. The first revolver to use 45 acp, was designed around 1917, and adopted in that year, for WWI. Theyre being dishonest by how this is labelled.
A Webley revolver with a modern vent rib possibly a made in India copy. Not US issue and not .45 ACP.
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The ,ventiliierte Visierung' ( i am german).and break action- no Colt
Meu Saudoso e Falecido Pai Manezin Mourão Dominava esse ofício de consertar Revólver, Espingarda Bate-Bucha e Cartucheiras, além de fazer e colocar Cabos em Facas, Facões e fazia alguns Móveis era um homem de grande Inteligência
I appreciate you sharing this with me.👍
@WSOldandRestoration Ok
That gun is a British Webley commercial revolver, notice the vented rib on top of the barrel. Its from the early 20th century, not from the American civil war. Civil war revolvers were all cap and ball black powder revolvers and were not capable of firing cartridges.
"Thanks for the clarification! It’s fascinating how different revolvers evolved over time. The Webley’s design really shows the advancements in firearms technology from the Civil War era to the early 20th century!"
The colt and smith&wesson were side swing cylinders not top break frames
Thanks for pointing that out!
I'm amazed that every screw came out
Before I begin opening the screws, I've gathered the necessary tools: an all-purpose lubricant to ease any moving parts, a rust converter to treat corrosion, and an oxide solvent to tackle stubborn rust on the screws.
The wood handel was not even rotten after 130 years in the ground??? something's wrong here...
Friend Revolver Is old, Thank you for interest ☺️
*handle
The handle isn't wood, probably bone or antler
Looks like a webley to me. The last break open the us used was a scholfield i believe
That's because he buried it a year prior so he had a restoration to do. I wonder how many guns he has buried on his property for pending videos?
Pretty cool, another one saved from the landfill 👌🏼
Thankyou for ur interest 👍👍
Что то меня наводит на мысли о том что его закопали пару лет назад в землю, а потом извлекли ....😅
Dont know 😅👍👍
Eu incrível que em alguns casos Existem Armas de fogo tão antigas e com Recursos tão modernos Tipo o Rifle do Papo Amarelo (Winchester) ela recebe várias Balas de uma vez quer dizer o indivíduo terá várias Balas seria igual um Revólver 🔫 ou Pistola 🔫 o inimigo que se cuide kkkkk meu Pai Manezin Mourão falava muito nessa Arma ele chamava Ela de Rifle do Papo Amarelo
Thanks for your information buddy❤️👍
Looks like a breaded and fried pistol
Thats not a U.S. military firearm. 45 ACP didnt even exist until just prior to 1911; it was designed as a new cartridge with greater stopping power than the 38 cartridges which proved ineffective in the Philippines. There was no 45 ACP pistol created until 1917, and that was the M1917, and this is not an M1917, and the M1917 used an entirely new and novel moon clip for its cartridges, as the ACO, is as its name stated, an Automatic Colt, Pistol cartridge, and as such, is unrimmed, and cannot be used within a revolver without the use of a moon clip. This pistol is also neither a Colt, nor a Smith and Wesson, and those are the only manufacturers to produce side arms for the U.S. military, outside of Government arsenals, since the Civil War, until Beretta was contracted with in 1985.
Thanks for Your details man 👍👍
.45 ACP actually existed in 1905, this was when the first prototypes were being tested. The development of the 1911 was a long slow process. But either way you are correct, there were no .45 ACP revolvers until 1917.
Vidio yang bagus❤❤❤
Thanks 👍👍
@WSOldandRestoration sukses selalu🙏🙏🙏
7.42 he finally determined it’s not loaded.
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Вот наждачкой в стволе пройтись, это конечно умно.
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Awesome restoration 😊
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Get grips off and save em before they're ruined.
Yes sir sure.
No es calubre 45, el diámetro de las recanaras del cilibdro no correspinde al calibre 45 el calibre 45 acp es del año 1911, y ese revolver es del año 1902
1902 its 130 year old
I thought it looked more like a Webley than a Colt
It does look like some sort of Webley clone, and a poorly executed one at that.
This pistol is from American civil war from Smith & Wesson.
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No it's not
Nonsens, S&W Nr. 3 was with break mechanism, also ventilated visorline on barrel in 1902?
@@brittakriep2938 it's an Indian webley clone and they weren't well made.
@@matthewrutherford6164that makes the most sense. The shape of the grip frame and the ventilated rib suggest it was made sometime after WWII.
You should have Blued and oiled the parts before assembly
Will be in next project. 👍👍
You should get some proper screwdrivers to eliminate damaging the screw heads.
Looks like the Nutella gods struck again
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45 ACP (Automatic Colt Pistol) - really? How does the cylinder deal with the lack of a flange on the base of the round, unlike the 45 Long Colt which was a basal flange to secure it at the back of the cylinder? Sure it's not LC?
Interesting point ☝️ Thank you.
天空の城ラピュタの、ムスカ大佐の銃？
Muskas gun ???
@WSOldandRestoration yes.
He is the villain from Studio Ghibli's film, Laputa: Castle in the Sky.
Oh i see 😂
That’s because they are bone not wood
You understand better then others👍
A webley clone made in india not 100 years old just junk 32 long or .32 acp. Weren't the best clones and were put together with not the best metal or parts.
Maybe its S&W 👍👍
@@WSOldandRestoration no the model 3 in 32 dose not have the shroud in front of the cylinder and the lock work is wrong for any smith and wesson top break.
What about using electrolytes? You know, to melt rhe rust off?
Nun ja das Teil könnte man auch noch weit besser restaurieren , man muß nur Wissen wie 🧐😉
Во и эта твой собственый пистолет ну или ты ево будеш прадавать
I dont sell it, why you want it sir
Ventilated barrel ( don't know corect english word) in 1902???
Its Ventilated (Vent) Rib
Those pins ND SREWS CAME PUT TOO EASILY
Because of chemicals processes
It is a Webley Revolver British-made, not a Colt.
The Colt revolver model 1902 has a loading gate because it is a fixed-cylinder. And It is chambered with .38 ACP.
U.S. made.
S&W grandfather😂
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Wieso nicht Sandstrahlen?
B/S
That is not a Colt , not even close!
Revolver 45 acp??????
Since you've dealt with a lot of firearms does any amount of heavy rust cause any metal fatigue and we can or less of the structural aspect of the firearm and you always check the board to see that The rifleman has not been compromised
Heavy rust can indeed affect the structural integrity of a firearm. Rust is a form of corrosion that can penetrate the metal, potentially leading to pitting and weakening of the material. If the rust is extensive, it can compromise the firearm's function and safety, making it more prone to failure during use.
It's always crucial to inspect the bore and other components of a firearm for signs of rust or corrosion. If any structural aspects appear compromised-like significant pitting in critical areas such as the barrel or receiver-it's advisable to refrain from using the firearm until it's properly evaluated and restored by a qualified gunsmith. Regular maintenance and proper storage can help prevent rust and prolong the life of firearms.
What is the name of chemical.
What is the liquid name pls reply the message the chemical, and liquid name
Это просто ржавой грязью обмазан....
За 100лет были бы такие, раковины , каверны по 3-5 мм глубиной.. а тут просто чуть, заржавел ..
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Never the brush inside the barel/ ever care with the foam / or the smooth and the sand papier/ this tools is too hard for barel interior ..it cause damage line and scare ...
Which chemical do u use wile cleaning (name please)send message
I mention all of them in video.👍👍
Sir please tell me the chemical name once again
I couldn't sit through past the Dremel attack
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British Webley.
That, and the fact that the revolver is a Webley .455 - this is total bullshit.
Eindeutig ein Webley Nachbau in .32 S&W oder .38 S&W. Sonderbar ist es, dass die " Restauratoren" immer mit ausgesprochen ungeeigneten Werkzeug arbeiten. Alles trocken zusammengebaut ohne einen Tropfen Öl oder Fett, nicht gerade professionell. Spätestens beim Laden hätte auffallen müssen dass es kein .45ACP ist oder war das nur eine Animation?
LOL......NOT US Army. I could tell that before it was ever cleaned.
Why you still watching it if it’s so fake
Fake restoration...