The kill streaks I would run up with that gun in cod was crazy

Finally real restoration, this is rare to see actually Real rusty gun being fixed.

Absolutely beautiful work. It was incredible to see this gun had a full drum of ammo still in it, as well as powder that still ignited! It makes me wonder if the soldier who carried it lost his life. I can’t imagine why else it would have been left behind (aside from a retreat).

Damn, if you had of got anymore soil out of that thing you could have classed this as a gardening video lol, well done I just can't get enough of these restorations.

Nice work. The music did not detract from my enjoyment in watching this video.

The music really kills the antique feeling of watching this. I'd prefer just the sounds of your action

It still had all the bullets in it. Incredible piece of history. I love it.

Quite precise restoration of this heavily rusted submachine gun. Some activities can probably be performed using sandblasting, it would be more precise. However, the restorer's goal was to perform these activities by sanding and this should be respected. The purpose of clogging the barrel and firing pin is to remove the features that make it possible to shoot (!). Congratulations and best regards 💖👋😀.

Some soldier failed. This could've capped at least 20 more enemies on the battlefield😅 Dude, phenomenal job though on the restore. I can't imagine how much time it took. Kudos.

Very good work. It would be even better if you had soldered everything, then the weapon wouldn't look like a crater landscape on the moon. If you were to find used, original wooden parts for this weapon, it would certainly look even better. Still, thumbs up, congratulations! Good job.

Considering the tools you had i think ya did a great job.

Agree with the music suggestion. It definitely has to go. Just use the ambient sounds of the tools. You can then record room tone for 25 minutes and lay that “almost silent” sound underneath all your assembled edit clips on it’s own separate audio track. The audio will soften the room tone inconsistencies between your various clips and link them together audio wise.

Always loved this weapon, such a classic.

Работа на высшем уровне, как всегда очень впечатляет

Am not so much a gun person myself but I really enjoyed this from a purely restoration of an antique standpoint. Amazing. Might not be such a good idea to test fire that weapon though.

I know you’d lose about 25 minutes of this 32minute video but why on earth would you go to all that trouble with drills, files, sanding belts etc, when you could’ve sandblasted it all in about 5 mins and got a better result? 🙄

Maravilhoso trabalhado de restauração, mantendo a originalidade do desgaste pelo tempo e condições em que estava a peça, impedindo seu funcionando de forma definitiva e transformando algo destruído em algo histórico. Parabéns irmão.

Great restoration. I would enjoy more the video with no music but it was great to watch👍🏼 Thanks for sharing

Absolutely FANTASTIC !! Well done.

Not bad. Definitely old school, dude needs a media blaster. Would have been more impressive if he had removed all the craters as others have mentioned. I think Rick Dale would have done better.

Those bullets look so cool, but its a bit sad because you know the person who had this didnt stand a chance, but at least shot off about 2/3rds of their drum

To be qualified for a restoration like this one has to be familiar with every nut bolt spring every part of the fire arm in fact be able to construct one from scratch. Its really incredible how easy you make such a difficult task seem. You are an artist! Amazing

This hobby is great because it’s a constant reminder that nothing is permanent. In time, everything will return to the Earth’s soil.

Another great restoration

One of the greatest smgs ever made

Love to see these restored. Also the condition of the relic is very good usually these are way more rusted and brittle

Good old ppsh 41 Soviet sub machine gun a good old favorite

The music killed it for me. Couldn’t watch it. Shame, I was looking forward to this.

I thought it was impossible to bring it back to life 😮😮😮 excellent job 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾

Excelente Restauración buen trabajo

I found one of these in good condition on a Flea Market in Hungary just after the end of communism. It was selling for buttons. Stupid me didn't buy it. They had a Soviet light machine gun with the big round drum on top as well.

I wish I could continue, but with this music unfortunately no way, good luck!

I liked everything… until the barrel got pinned and the firing pin ground down. Great wall hanger though.

This video - 96% sanding/grinding - 2% welding - 2% reassembly 😁

Nice job, love how you did your work

PPSH 41 la meilleure arme pour ma part au monde avec sa cadence de tire incroyable et son rapport poid puissance et nombre de balle juste magnifique.. et la forme est juste trop belle ..

I believe this is a restoration for a museum not meant to be fired.

Man! Helluva job..she was a challenging one for sure.

Hell yeah, he played Roundabout. For that move, play music in every video

Great job but is there anyway of sorting out the craters in the steel to make the gun smooth again or is that impossible?

THE MUSIC IS SO HORRIBLE WITH THE CONTEXT OF THE VIDEO, IT IS KILLING THE MOOD EVERY SECOND

ผมยอมรับความสามารถของคุณ,การที่จะทำอะไรต่างๆชิ้นส่วนแต่ล่ะชิ้นที่ออกมาแก้ไขใหม่,จะต้องรู้กลไกของมัน,แต่ล่ะชิ้นที่คุณแก้ออกมา,ได้อย่างยอดเยี่ยม,สุดยอดครับ,ขอชื่มชมในความสามารถในความรู้จริงครับ,สุดยอด

I think FPSRussia fired one of these into water on his channel, absolutely terrifying rate of fire

I was expecting a restoration going into this. Not just a cleaning. Nothing was restored, the rust and dirt was just removed.

Well done , fantastic job ! But if you could distress the stock, maybe hit it with chains or something so it's more in keeping with it then it would be perfect👍

That drum is called a cylinder

WOW... So happy i found this channel. Great work! Evapo-rust should really sponsor you.

Love the video don’t like the music just wanna hear the actual restoration process

Each to their own. As long as you had fun in the process

Al Capone and the 5th street boys would be proud.

Wow what tedious work. Thus guy has the patience unlike I've ever seen lol. Awesome job though

Ты делаешь потрясающие вещи. Спасибо.

I see a lot of gun and restoration experts here.

Para quitar más fácil lo oxidado es mejor dejar la pieza dos días remojando en un recipiente lleno de puro vinagre blanco o también puede ser solo jugo de limones. Tapar muy bien la pieza a remojar.

Sand blasting would've save you a lot time from having to grind those dirt down

Where do you find these items you restore? Great job 👏🏻 👍🏻

It would be nice if you would have a running commentary along with the restoration and let us know how it's done

You ARE THE MASTER... WELL DONE... WATCHED FROM START TO FINISH!!❤

I loved the video until you destroyed the barrel.

Whats the history of this rifle? Where was it used and found. You did a good job saving what was left of it.

Great video but please lose the music and play the sounds of working.

El sub fusil PPSH41es un icono de la segunda guerra ,a mi juicio devastadora y perfecta, buen trabajo al restaurarla!.😊

Sounds like "round-a-bout" by yes in the background at around 1230

Just dip it in pool cleaner. Hydrochloric acid. It will remove all the rust. No grinding

I’d have a very long string attached to the trigger for at least the first dozen rounds. Nice clean up job, but that is one very rough condition weapon.

That’s my favorite sub machine gun if all time that and mp5

What stuff other than water are you using

that things janky AF. u got more patience than me bro

The music is killing the moment 🥺😫🤦🏾‍♂️

Cut the volume down

Essa arma está funcionando? É seguro atirar com essas armas após restauradas?

exelente trabajo saludos de un nicaraguense

Kinda wish this video included some context about that weapon. Where was it found? Even had rounds in it? Someone must have dropped it during combat 😮

I find old weapons very exciting

Need to invest in a laser that removes rust. That would preserve more of the original metals of the gun as well as clean areas you can't easily access.

Вам лучше обратиться в поисковый отряд" Гагарин", которые копают по ВОВ,они из болот достают оружие в очень хорошем состоянии,даже деревянные детали в целости и сохранности.

Fire test is missing.when you restore these antique guns you should test them too.

When this guy discovers sand blasters he is going to fall off his chair

you must try and buy sand blaster easy way to removed rust..👍

I hope the gun works again I love to see the gun work very good work

Can it actually be used?

I really want to repair an old, unused weapon I got. are you ready? Even if you allow it to be repaired, I'm afraid to keep it at home as an antique, because the regulations in my country are that civilians are not allowed to own firearms 😅

The call of duty world at war in me is going crazy

I can see this being a highly prized job in an apocalyptic future 😎

A job well done sir ! 😎👍

That was THE BEST restoration video ever 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💯

I like the content but pls.next time there is no music background

pls turn the music low. thanks

я один не понял,зачем он скоблил грязь?он не мог её просто смыть?

I suggest you use grit blast it will spare you lots of cleaning time using brushes and create even surfaces and looks like brand new after you paint it

Un trabajo de habilidad, paciencia y dedicación para devolverle la apariencia a un arma icónica de la 2a Guerra Mundial. Debieron ser muchas horas de trabajo cansador, pero valió la pena.

The weapon was restored as much as possible. But it's for exposition only. It can never fire safely again.

very impressive skills you have!

Please no music next time!

Was waiting to see you clean the bullets also and firing the gun😂

Any type of stainless steel will rust. 1.4401 lasts 60 years in the corrusive environment in Europe while 1.4301 lasts only 30 years. But note that 30% of guns today are made of non stainless steel which rust very quickly. In the past very few guns were made out of stainless steel. That is why you see nothing of this gun has remained after 80 years lying on the European soil... Here car rust is a very big problem and most can't get passed technical inspection after 20 years due to only rust...

I don’t know if I’d call this a restoration a deep cleaning for sure

Music kills this in my opinion I rather hear the real sound of your work

This is very nice, but will it fire? That’s the real test. We need to see that.

Lost for words! OK! Maybe one! WOW!!!!