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Looking forward for the next video.👍🇺🇸😎🙏🏽✌🏻

Milsurp Garage , I’m watching what’s going on with this firearm repair .👍🙏🏽🇺🇸😎✌🏻

Use a brass screwdriver or make one. Brass will not scratch steel.😅 I know this is 2 years old, but my son took that bolt off. The Screw. For the cylinder? and he said it . Screw just jumped out. Like it had a little spring in it So far I haven't seen any Spring. It's a 64. Cobra detective special😅

I just picked one up today for 650. It’s a gem with the only blemish being a small crack in the wood. Super happy with my purchase and came here to learn some stuff. Great video!

How do the O-rings compare to those on the Rem. 1100? Some consider them the Achille's heel of the 1100, but I have not found them to be fragile or short-lived - although I do not shoot as often as you do.

I hung in there with you all the way. Thank you once again for your time and effort to bring these designs to us.👍👍👍🙏🏽🇺🇸😎✌🏻

will it handle steel shot?

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Oooooh Yea You Adapted Overcame and Won 😀

Success! First off you survived the experiment. Congratulations. Always the first goal. It looked like it was safe enough and would work, the only question is for how long before wear begins to show. So far so good. It's gotta feel good to improvise a repair like this while you wait for the other gasket.

Look at getting some "cannon plug pliers", its like a channel lock but with soft plastic jaws. They are made to take apart milspec circular connectors without damage.

**REALITY CHECK ... have a 4-digit serial # Winchester model 100 in immaculate condition ... these aren't range guns you go to the range and fire 100s of shots off at targets on the weekend like a modern AR ... these are hunting guns ... a few shots for sight in and 1 or 2 shots to kill your annual deer ... THAT'S IT ... clean & inspect thoroughly ... put back in the safe and repeat next year ... the 100s I have shot have shown "hunting accuracy" ... that's 2-3 MOA ... if you have a model 100 rifle/ammo combo that will shoot sub 2 MOA you have an exceptionally good one

Fascinating. That ring sure looks like it will perform properly. I could almost feel it myself when you said you could feel it smoosh as you tightened the cap. I can't wait to hear how it goes.

Nice video, nice rifle. I've got a solid frame #4, unfortunately the bore wasn't that GREAT but if you know when they were made you wouldn't be too surprised. It looked like it was shot A LOT and NEVER OR HARDLY EVER CLEANED, barrel was leaded up pretty BAD!! I worked on it for awhile and got most of it out. I've also got recently a Ideal model 44 in 22lr!! It's in pretty good condition and it's like a Stevens 1915 FAVORITE on SEROIDS, it's got a heavy full length octagon barrel so it's quite heavy. They are FUN to shoot. I only shoot CB shorts, Aguila SUPER Colibri and CCI QUIETS through the #4 and shoot any 22lrs except Stingers and other long cased 22lrs because it wasn't ment to shoot that ammo because that ammo came out around 100 years or so after that rifle was made. Not worried that the rifle couldn't handle the power. I just don't want to hurt the CHAMBER because of the extra length which could hurt ACCURACY shooting the correct length ammo.

This was James Bond's first pistol in the novels by Ian Fleming.

This will be an interesting series. I think your o ring will work just fine. If not, maybe one with a lil thicker cross section. Grand River Rubber makes square section rings; maybe worth checking out.

I believe your barrel is not original to the receiver. The rear sight and the Union Metallic Cartridge marking are not present on my complete original number 4. Also, your Butt plate you customized appeared to have the UMC circumscribed logo. Also, your takedown lever does not fully rotate to the stop pin indicating that the fit to the lower barrel notch is tight. This is actually a great situation for long term wear. Your fit and finish are next level great. You and whoever had that rifle must really appreciate it. I want mine to be a nice as yours. Great work.

It took me three sittings to get through this one but just because of my hectic schedule. Always interesting and educational but this one was especially good.

Aye milsurp idk if you know the RUclips channel m26_Lemon_grenade personally but if you do. Can you possibly tell him he has a following his content really makes sense. And that it would be a real shame if some pos chucklehead was able to stop his message. Btw I always enjoy your content as well Sir.

Mini 14 isn't true milsurp it was how every government and prison gun

You can shoot. MIlitary ammo in a commercial gun but shooting commercial in Military gun is chancy over pressure

I bought one of these at a pawn shop many years ago for $75. The cylinder stop was broken. I called Colt to buy the part and they wouldn’t sell it to me. They suggested I send it in for repair. I didn’t really need it at the time so I sent it to them. Three weeks later I got a package containing a repaired pistol, no charge. The note in the package said there was a recall on the cylinder stop so they repaired it no charge. My Detective Special spends most of its time in my gun safe but I still love shooting it from time to time

Most common thing to fail on Remington autos. I keep a bag of o-rings around for my model 1100s.

THE BEST AUTOLOADING SHOTGUN EVER MADE PERIOD!

I watched to the end 😂

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I've got an 580-series where the bullets from all magazines (inclusive original Ruger 5 & 30 rounds) feed too low. All bullets which rest on the righthand side of the magasine crash into the edges of the chamber while chambering. This seriously dents the tips of the bullets or making them bounce upwards, leading to a stove-pipe out of battery situation. It's as if the magazine rests too far down from the chamber. On all magazines I've had to put a BIG upward bend the metal lip that holds the right-hand side bullets. It has fixed many failure to feed, but theres still a lot. Returning it to Ruger isn't really viable as I Live in Europe. :/

You probably already know about "Art's Gunshop" in Misouri. He is the go to guy for anything pertaining to Browning A-5s. He has some great videos on repairing and restoring them.

Mine fires the first shot perfectly Then the case either doesnt eject or the second round gets stuck and misfires Any ideas please guys I love that gun qs i believe its one of less than 5 in Zimbabwe. Inherited from orh dad who passed away 2022 and he was 72. Unusually for an African he had quite a knowledge for firearms unlike many jis generation

​ @peterfraser9070 - Neither Weitzman nor Boone were ever cross-examined or questioned by an adversarial attorney or reporter. - Neither Weitzman nor Boone were given the opportunity to examine the Carcano and answer questions under oath to describe in detail both their mystical processes in identifying the Mauser, and then determining if it was indeed the rifle that Boone found, all closely observed, and deliberated upon with Fritz, Day, Craig, and whatever other officers were involved in the discussion. - Constable Weitzman a graduated engineer and the senior officer of the two, was never questioned by the commissioners!!! - These highly curious shortfalls don't happen in a professional investigation. They only happen in the Warren Commission accessories-after-the-fact world of magic bullets, shape-shifting rifles, bi-locational wallets, and repeated, mathematically impossible, witness death "coincidences." @peterfraser9070 again, you and your deep state propaganda colleagues are laughable frauds.

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This mod 58 is very much like the winchester mod 1400. just a different bolt lock up.

The Remington Rabbit Hole 😮😲😀😊👍🏼

Another awesome video! The Remington trigger group is also similar to the 552 Speedmaster. 2 push pins securing the trigger group. Love watching your videos drop!🇺🇸👍✌️

Great shape for its age.

Excellent! I'm happy you found one you like. Great vid.

I wonder why no one ever came up with a spring assisted pump shotgun? The Winchester 1300 almost seems to unlock on its own after a shell is fired so why not have a slight spring assist in slamming it closed? I know. Crazy daydreaming and an idle mind is the devils workshop! 😂!!! Edit: there's nothing like having the field to yourself!👍👍

Another good one. I do like gas operated shotguns, my model 11 is kinda unpleasant to shoot with my stout buckshot

oh man thats a beauty!

The Double-Lone-Nutters lose on the crux of Oswald's alleged guilt: the Carcano was planted. There is no way that at least(!) 5 professional police officers would identify a rifle as a Mauser 7.65 when "MADE ITALY cal. 6.5" is stamped CLEARLY ON THE TOP OF THE BOLT RECEIVER. The Carcano would NEVER be allowed into evidence in a capital murder trial. The judge would roll his eyes just as Walter Cronkite did when the Mauser shape-shifted into the Carcano, 24 hours later. No shape-shifting rifle, no shape-shifting magic bullet(s)

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Me and my five friends had it. I still have it at my mother house. 😂

I just made a complete m1951 that i built frame slide and everything. I copper plated it then nickel plated over the copper and carved the grips out of walnut with mother of pearl enlay.

What barrel you use more?🎉

Heck thanks for showing me that I need both parts on that bolt I need the claw and that spring thing. I probably won't even be able to find it will I I think I got ripped off on this thing

Also somebody saw the choke off of it I was wondering if I could put another one in? I don't even know I picked this thing up for 75 bucks and I don't think I got my money's worth...

I need the extraction claw for one of those, any tips of where I might find one? I have the exact same shotgun

I've only shot a box of ammo. Sometimes when i press the mag release it stays stuck on the right side. Maga won't dear until i push it back in on the right side

I saw a revelation model with box magazine at a pawn shop today. Said western auto. Did Mossberg or Marlin make that . ?

The known issue with the older Model 19s was the Forcing Cone. This is why many departments told officers to train with 38s and reserve the 357 for duty. Lots of older ones have cracks about the cone yet function fine. Just don’t feed a heavy diet of full load 357.