Videos tagged with Firearm Conservation

This video focuses on the unique challenges of recovering a firearm that has been submerged in a flood. The description emphasizes that this is not a basic tutorial, but rather a demonstration of the advanced knowledge required for such a recovery, particularly concerning the preservation of wooden components from rapid drying. It explicitly warns viewers not to attempt these procedures if they lack the necessary expertise, and provides a Patreon link for support.

This video features a conservation and checkout of a Mauser Gewehr 1898 barn find. The analysis focuses on basic functionality and safety checks, emphasizing that it is not a tutorial for beginners. The description highlights the rifle's condition, noting it's dirty but not pitted except for the muzzle, and also poses a question about the identity of 'Lange'. The video provides links for viewer support and for a specific Lange Vizier site.

This video focuses on the conservation of an original, unmolested 1873 Springfield "Trapdoor" rifle from the 1876 era, specifically noting the absence of any armory rework. The content is presented as a demonstration of the conservation process rather than a tutorial, with a strong emphasis on viewers not attempting the procedures if they lack the necessary expertise. It highlights the historical significance of the firearm as a "real time capsule."

This YouTube video, titled 'Questions, Answered #9 conservation clarification', delves into an intermediate step of firearm rust conservation. The description specifically highlights the challenge of dealing with thick rust, indicating a focus on practical techniques and potentially specific tools or methods for tackling stubborn corrosion on firearms. It aims to clarify a process that may not be immediately obvious or easy to execute.

This video offers a detailed look at the rare Webley-Fosbery .455 Auto Revolver, covering its conservation and function. The presenter demonstrates a tear-down and firing of this unique recoil-operated, semi-automatic revolver, comparing its complexity to the Mateba 6 Unica. While praising its shooting characteristics, the presenter notes its rarity as a deterrent to duty carry. A strong disclaimer emphasizes that this content is for learning and not a tutorial, warning against attempting repairs without proper skills. The video also promotes the creator's Patreon page.

This YouTube video, titled "Anvil 081: Winchester Model 12 Conservation," focuses on the preservation and care of the Winchester Model 12 shotgun. The description explicitly warns viewers against attempting the demonstrated procedures without proper expertise, emphasizing the need for advanced skills and the potential for injury if done incorrectly. The video aims to showcase the conservation process rather than provide a how-to guide, highlighting the importance of being tough if one chooses to engage in such demanding work. The content is geared towards enthusiasts interested in the technical aspects of firearm maintenance and restoration.

This video showcases a detailed restoration and conservation process for an 1887 Winchester firearm. The content emphasizes the complexity and skill required for such work, explicitly warning viewers against attempting it without proper expertise. The description highlights that the firearm is intended for Black Powder use only and includes a Patreon link for support. The video aims to demonstrate the gunsmithing techniques employed by the creators.

This SHOT TV Studio segment from 2020 features Jim Curcuruto of the NSSF and Tom Decker from the USFWS discussing the "Partner with a Payer" initiative. The program aims to strengthen the relationship between the firearms industry and wildlife conservation agencies. It also seeks to educate the public about how wildlife conservation efforts are funded in the United States. The discussion highlights the financial contributions made by firearm and ammunition users to conservation programs.

This "Gun Gripes" episode features Mark from C&Rsenal discussing the crucial decision-making process for firearms: when to conserve, restore, or "Bubbarize" (modify) a gun. The video emphasizes understanding the condition and historical significance of a firearm to determine the best course of action. It also highlights C&Rsenal's gunsmithing expertise and promotes various Iraqveteran8888 channels and products.

This video provides a behind-the-scenes look at the maintenance efforts undertaken to preserve a museum's collection of arms and armor. Interpretation Officer Sadie Scott details the processes involved in caring for these historical artifacts, highlighting the teamwork required to ensure their longevity and presentation. While specific firearm models are not explicitly named, the focus on arms and armor strongly implies a connection to historical firearms and their conservation.

This video discusses the contrasting fates of firearms housed in museums versus those in private collections. It poses a question about the best way to preserve and interact with historical and functional firearms, highlighting the 'purgatory behind glass' in museums and the potential for damage or use in private collections.