Restoration of Rusty 1895 Military Colt revolver, Gun restoration,
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- Опубликовано: 13 авг 2022
- #restoration #rusty #military
The full restoration of an 1895 model 1894 Colt double action chambered in .38 long colt. This Colt was in service in the army for awhile, receiving a new crane and a welded rebound lever spring. Also included is the test fire. Links are below for all the socials and to donate to help us restore more firearms. Thanks for watching and Consider Subscribing.
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I'm glad you showed the bore both before and after! That came out much better than I would have expected. This is one of the best firearm restorations I've seen on RUclips! Most end up a pitted mess or much of the original finish destroyed. This is a remarkable job! AND you tested with the correct black power loads, very cool!
Thank you very much Robby, We are glad you liked it and we appreciate you watching
Almost like a clean pistol was given a 2 week salt bath. The Kriol removed the rust and returned the blue in seconds.
@@anthonysupplee858 I have an all original S&W Model of 1917 and bluing they achieved is close to that finish at least as far as I can see from a video :)
This Colt Revolver should have been mine. You gave it life.
It is a very nice gun and thank you very much I appreciate that, thank you for watching
@@TheKinzlerBros My father had a 1915 model of this weapon, when the Greeks attacked Anatolia, he got this weapon after a Greek Sergeant's body search, which they captured. Best regards, Master
Thank you for the money shot!
You're welcome thanks for watching
Next time try experimenting with boiling the entire rusted arm in distilled water and using fine steel wool to conserve the original finish. Or if you're going to use media blasting maybe an even softer material like walnut husk, since the finish does look more matte after the glass beads.
Thanks for the advice and thanks for watching we appreciate it very much
Exceptionally well done, thanks!
Thank you very much, thanks for watching!
First time watching you work. You do fine work. You are like me, meticulous and patient. You used ALL the proper tools in your work. Finally, someone actually fired what they worked on, using the proper and safe ammunition. I have subscribed, which I rarely do. Again, fine work!!
Wow I really appreciate that. So many people like to focus on the negative side of things. In this case you’re focusing on positive things and I really appreciate you watching and commenting and just so you know we comment to everybody that takes the time to comment on my channel I have Colt model 1903 made in 1915 coming out on the channel Friday or Saturday this week with the test firing and everything.
Smart move on the black powder ammo! Guns this old were never designed for today's smokeless powder, and the chamber pressures could easily rupture the cylinder and injure someone. Great restoration!
Thank you very much Josh, You got that right thanks for watching
Yes! Sand blasting! I love it! You get a like here!
Thanks we appreciate it and thanks for watching
Again, good to see an old one, making a come back.
Thank you very much I appreciate it
Sir, one magnificent job of restoring a grand old Colt Model 1895 back to like-new condition. You really made that old Colt a firearm to show-off to interested people. I notice the inspector's initials on the left-side of the frame, indicating some of this old Colt's travels. Thanks so much for this video on your fine work. Hang on to that Colt, it's value will continue to increase, and it would make a wonderful family heirloom to pass down to some lucky family member.
Thank you so much, we appreciate your kind words and support. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for restoring another piece of history. Excellent job Brandon
Thank you very much Joseph I appreciate it thanks for watching
Nice 👌👌👌 nice gun
Thank you very much
I have this gun, it was my dad’s who is now in heaven, would love to have it refinished like this. You did fantastic, thanks 😊
Sorry about your dad, they are cool guns! Thanks for watching!
@@TheKinzlerBros 🙏 thank you
awesome 💯🇺🇸👍🏻👍🏽👍🏿👍🏾👍
Thank you very much thanks for watching
The bluing on this project came out awesome.
I thought so too, thanks! Thanks for watching
Great work and video.
Thank you and thanks for watching
Beautiful Colt Revolver. Awesome restoration. Thx for the vid. 👊
Thank you very much, thanks for watching!
Thanks you for that video
Thank you for watching
Excellent!
Thank you
Beautiful little vise!
Thank you very much thank you for watching
Nice work! Interesting tidbit...this was the type of revolver Teddy Roosevelt carried at San Juan Hill, with the Rough Riders. His was a navy model, salvaged from the wreckage of the USS Maine in Havana, shortly before the beginning of the Spanish-American War.
You are correct He actually used it at battle of Las Guasimas and San Juan heights while charging kettle hill with His Roughriders and yes you’re correct it was one that was Salvage from the sunken ship the USS Maine I actually made a TikTok in three minutes of this firearm at the very beginning I talk about Theodore Roosevelt and the history behind this firearm but TikTok doesn’t like me showing historical educational videos of restored firearms so I was taken down immediately and I was banned for three days
Eu não tinha a menor dúvida que funcionaria, a ferrugem era bem superfcial. Parabéns pelo trabalho.
Thanks for having faith in me buddy and thank you for watching
Gungasm 💥😁
Thank you very much thanks for watching
Good video
Thank you thank you for watching
Holy crap guy. That’s an awesome revolver. Nice work.
Thank you very much Diego and thanks for watching
Fantastic
Thank you
This was really satisfying to watch. Congrats for the nice work.
Thank you very much Jean that means a lot I appreciate it, thanks for watching
Another great restoration, enjoyed it much!
Thanks we appreciate it!
What a gorgeous old work horse. Shoots just fine too.
You got that right thanks for watching
Great job
Thank you very much I appreciate your comment
Good job...like this.
Thank you very much thanks for watching
The only one of the big Colt family I dislike just for the design. Kinda feeling ,not logical. Love its successor M1 and you Bros did amazing work again! All the best from Northern Germany Ludwig.
Ya there's always one for everybody, thanks for watching we appreciate it Ludwig!
Wow. Amazing once again!!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you very much thanks for watching
Nice work
Thanks
A1 top notch good work bud💯💥
Thank you very much we appreciate it thanks for watching
Your getting pretty good at this.
Thank you very much Rachel thanks for watching
That safety fire test sounds so just awesome I love old guns like those
Thank you very much I love the sound as well thank you very much for watching
Awesome job, looks like a brand new gun....👏👏👏
Thank you very much I appreciate that and thanks for watching
Good mornin kinzler Bross i love ur video always nice content keep going n god bless u🙏👍👍👍✌🥰🥰🥰❤❤❤💖
Thank you very much Wani and we appreciate it thank you for watching have a great week
At last a properly done restoration, great to watch 👍
Thank you very much, I really appreciate it, thanks for watching
Nice work bring an old soldier back to life.
Thank you very much I appreciate that thanks for watching Robert
Another job well done.
Thank you very much Karen, we really appreciate it thanks for watching
The best
Thank you and thanks for watching
What a beautiful result, keep up the good work . Can't wait to see the next project. Love watching the media blasting.
Thank you very much I appreciate it, I'm glad you like the glass bead blasting it sure is satisfying, thanks for watching
Great job guys!!
Thanks Leo thanks for watching
Looking good, you're getting better with each restoration.
Thank you very much Al, I appreciate that thanks for watching
Well done. Pleased to see a finished resto actually firing.
Thank you very much Stephen and thank you for watching
Awesome job my friend I don't see very many of these type revolvers restored on RUclips and you did a remarkable job restoring a piece of colt history and military history the only thing I would have loved to have seen is you put checkering on the grips but nevertheless you did an awesome job keep up the good work
Thank you very much Tristan yeah I thought about doing some checkering, but in the end I decided not to, thanks for watching buddy
Many original factory Colts from this time period did not have checkering. Especially military issued models. I know for a fact the 1917 did not, not sure on this model I would have to research it. Gives it a period 'correct enough' aesthetic though
Excellent work again saving another antique firearm thank you
Thank you very much and thanks for watching!
Great job!!!
Thanks Steven thanks for watching
Pretty good, love how it turned out and the grips look decent though need some work in properly fitting.
Thank you very much and thanks for watching
I would have totally burned the wood. They would be called “char-grips”! You did great.
Fantastic job!!
Thank you very much thanks for watching
Awesome job! Thanks for sharing.
And thank you for taking your time out of your day to watch the video
Cool piece of history. good job.
Thanks we appreciate it!
I just started watching your channel and I am impressed with the quality of your work. Keep restoring these beautiful firearms. Thank you.
Thanks we appreciate the kind words, thanks for the support!
Aí sim amigo Brasil santa Catarina videira 👍👍👍
Welcome Brazil, thank you very much and thanks for watching!
Отличная работа, Брендон! Револьвер хоть сейчас на продажу. Спасибо за видео. Удачи!
Thank you very much thanks for watching
Very Nice! Keep it up!
Thank you very much. Will do
That's a very nice piece of history and an excellent test fire very nice hand grips well done five stars my friends thank you for sharing
Thank you very much Joseph, We always appreciate your comments and thank you for watching
Beautiful work!
Thank you very much!
I would love to have the skills to restore something like this.
If you practice you can do anything that you want to, thank you very much for watching!
Nice
Thank you thanks for watching
As usual, you didn't disappoint with your skills.
Thank you very much I appreciate that and thanks for watching
That’s a sweet revolver… needs some ebony wood handles though 😎
Thank you very much and yeah that would look pretty sweet too thanks for watching
Very good I love revolvers
Thanks, me too
Nice piece, excellent restoration dude....
Thank you very much Martin I appreciate you watching and taking the time to drop a nice comment
Very Nice, you know it looks pretty modern for the 1890s! Looks allot like a 1930s .38
Yeah it's crazy how great the technology was even back then thanks for watching we appreciate it
Impecable 😊
Thank you very much!
Fantastic job restoring the colt. I would be lost with that many pieces 😆🤣. Have a great day my friend ❤🙂.
Thank you very much Donna yeah it takes some practice for sure thanks for watching
@@TheKinzlerBros I hope to see you both magnet fishing soon my friend. 🙂.
That was definitely a exquisite restoration 👍👍💪🏼💪🏼
Thank you very much I appreciate it and thank you for watching
Straight off the factory floor , good as new , great job guys .
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Awesome job! The gun is beautiful!
Thanks Greg thanks for watching
Loved it
Thank you and thanks for watching
Super cool.
Thanks
Glass made the finish nice
I agree with you which is why I use it but some others think that it actually makes the pitting worse but how would I know I’m only the one doing it and seeing the firearm before and after thank you for watching I appreciate your comment
I'm super excited that you test fired after excellent restoration.🥰🥰
we always try to test fire when we can find the ammo thanks for watching
Man, you make want to get out my old junk revolvers that my father in law gave me to get functioning again. Great restore! I was curious if anyone criticizes your choice to use the "sandblaster" to clean rust? It's not really sand like the old days blasting good metal off, rather if memory serves essentially baking soda. I remember when the technology came out that someone removed the paint from an aluminum can, very delicate process if done right. I like it. It's so nice to see the guns fire or at least function!
You should, ya some do, they say I'm ruining the gun, I use medium glass bead, thanks for watching our videos!
C O O L !!!😀👍
Thanks Linda thank you for watching
Sure looks like a S & W Model 10, 6 inch. I have one made in 1968, accurate, reliable and easy to clean. Many revolvers share similar features so I might be wrong considering this gun's age,
Well I'm sure it is very similar to the gun that you have, but this is a legitimate 1895 colt revolver , thank you very much and thanks for watching
Ok now I'm impressed. Restored and fired. Great job. I know I'm late but I just starting watching ur vids
Thanks Philip I appreciate that very much, Better late than never, we appreciate the support and thanks for watching
Amazing, you are a gunsmith!
Thank you very much Leslie and thank you for watching
Excelent
Thank you thanks for watching
Your very best yet. Congrats my friend.
Thank you very much I appreciate it and thanks for watching
nice job. greetings from Buenos Aires
Thank you very much I appreciate that thanks for watching
Looks like an old gun that wasn't under water all that long , nice clean up job on it though.
Thank you very much thanks for watching
Great job on this one, Certainly didnt think it was going to come up that good from the first look at it.
Thank you very much I appreciate the comment and you watching
Great work!👍
Thank you! 👍
Nice restoration , colleague. Keep going to recording videos and keep growing your channel . Perfect content and all . Support 👍🔥💪
Thank you very much I appreciate your support it means a lot, You keep it going as well, it's not a sprint it's a marathon! Thanks for watching
Sempre admirei o charme dos revólveres Colt! São belíssimos! Parabéns por mais uma restauração magnífica! 😊👍🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Yes there are beautiful guns, Thank you very much marcio we appreciate you watching
Awesome restoration! 😎👍
Thank you very much I appreciate it and thank you for watching
Beautiful restoration. I just picked one up. A little rusty with scratches but the pricec was right. Guess I'll see what I can do
Thanks, that's awesome! Good luck to you and thanks for watching!
Wow I am blown away by this. 👍👍
Thank you very much Daniel I appreciate that thanks for watching
Very nice, that’s a sweet gun
Thank you very much we really appreciate it
I commend you on your careful, patient work!
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Good job man. Looks awesome 👏
Thanks Peter we always appreciate it thanks for watching
this gun looks artificially/intentionally rusted to me. the insides are a little more than dirty the outsides have that classic color you always see in your work.
It wasn’t intentionally done even though some on this platform do do that especially the channel that pretends to walk around in some sort of dump and then finds a firearm that’s ridiculous anyways I appreciate you watching and commenting as well
Really nice. Looks like it's got a real kick when you fired it. Honestly, looks fun. Enjoyed your video, and again, nice work.
Thanks Steven. It's got a little kick for sure. Thanks for watching
Great job. Gun restorations are so calming and relaxing.
Thank you very much we appreciate it thanks for watching
Very well done! love these vids.
Thank you very much I appreciate it, thanks for watching
This was a great video, you do fantastic work! One thing though. At the end you flipped the revolver to close the cylinder. I learned from a gunsmith that that's not good for the cylinder crane; possibly bending it. Great work though, as always!
Thank you very much we appreciate it, I only did it for the video. Thanks for watching!
@@TheKinzlerBros ok. Thanks for responding.