Videos tagged with Firearms Restoration

This YouTube video, titled "Maxim in the shop," focuses on the Maxim machine gun, likely undergoing some form of work or maintenance in a workshop setting. The description includes a Patreon link for supporting the channel, indicating a creator actively producing content. Without a transcript, the exact nature of the "shop" activities with the Maxim remains unknown but is presumed to be related to gunsmithing, restoration, or customization.

This video features a "revisit" of the Kammerlader firearm, with a focus on the gunsmithing work performed by Anvil Gunsmithing. The description also includes extensive links to the creator's YouTube channel, Amazon store, Patreon, USCCA, music channel, website, merchandise, and various social media platforms. It emphasizes that the content is for documentary, educational, and entertainment purposes, with all shooting conducted safely and legally. The disclaimer strongly asserts that the content is not an attempt to sell firearms or accessories and disclaims liability for any actions taken by viewers.

This TFBTV episode showcases a budget-friendly restoration of an old pistol, costing an initial five dollars with an additional fifteen for a custom paint job. The host demonstrates how to refinish a handgun using spray paint. The video also features the TFBTV Summer 2019 playlist and provides a link to a more detailed article on The Firearm Blog.

This video features Eric showcasing whitetail deer hunts using a recently restored 1857 Norwegian Kammerlader rifle. The rifle, meticulously restored by Anvil Gunsmithing, is highlighted for its rarity and performance on medium-sized game. The description also includes various links to the creator's Amazon store, Patreon, legal defense network, music channel, website, and social media platforms.

This video focuses on an incomplete M1912 Chilean Mauser rifle, presented as a 'perfect project'. The description provides social media links for Classic Firearms, suggesting a channel dedicated to firearms. The title highlights a specific, older rifle model with a potential for restoration or modification.

This video demonstrates the meticulous process of re-creating original-style flat-top checkering on a Parker side-by-side shotgun stock. Larry Potterfield, Founder and CEO of MidwayUSA, guides viewers through the final stages of stockmaking, focusing on the detailed work involved in restoring the gun's aesthetic appeal and grip.

This YouTube video, titled "I Am A Gun Ho: VR 2 joshlone1982," appears to be a firearms-related content piece. The description includes links to various YouTube channels and specifically mentions a "Detonics restoration video." Based on the title's implication of firearm enthusiasm and the mention of restoration, the content likely focuses on the maintenance, repair, or appreciation of firearms, specifically a Detonics model.