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Awesome job bring it back to life and thank you for sharing

Greetings from Southern California USA, or should I say Ciao. Nice work. Reminds me of the Ford Theater Museum's display in Washington, of the single-shot Deringer pistol that was used in the Abraham Lincoln assassination circa 1865.

Brilliant job great to see old firearms brought back to life great video thanks ...

ahahaha Mazzagatti. Means “cat killer” in Italian. lol

Хорошая работа мастер. Лови лайк.

What a wonderful restoration video to watch. The gentleman invested far more time, effort, materials, and chemicals into the restoration more than the antique pistol was worth, brand new in the middle 19th century or today as an antique. He restored this pistol to museum quality. I've seen photos of this type of single-shot percussion pocket pistols in several books on old and antique firearms. It must have been a commonly produced, simple, straightforward, self-defense pocket pistol for its time, circa, 1840 to 1865. By the end of the American Civil War time period, unitary metallic cartridges had proven their value on the battlefield and thus muzzle loading rifles, carbines, and pistols rapidly went out of use. This common self-defense pocket pistol was probably economically priced in its time. It was only one-shot so the shooter had to be careful. But the one-shot was obviously of a large caliber shown here, more than .50 caliber, probably .60 caliber. Therefore the ball or Minie' ball must have conveyed some stopping power against an aggressive assailant. When you're trying to fend off an attacker armed with a knife or club, you definitely want your one shot to stop him in his tracks. There is no second chance as with a traditional, two-shot Derringer. 19th century customers of this convenient pocket pistol were likely wary of muggers, footpads, lurkers, highwaymen, and the like, the type of disreputable individuals encountered on the streets after dark or on dark, moonlit nights along carriage paths and country roads. In the 19th century it was still very risky to be out and about after dark. One needed to be armed. Not everyone was skilled with a knife nor wanted to use one. But a small, handy pocket pistol shooting a large lead ball or Minie' ball was a good guarantor of personal safety. In a northern Alabama gun store a few decades ago, I passed up the opportunity to purchase a $50 descendant of that pistol shown in the video. The barrel tipped up for the insertion of a single, .38 Special cartridge. I sort of wish now that I had purchased it just for collection. At the time I thought, just one shot only? Too risky. Might as well purchase a two-shot Derringer to be on the safe side if I wanted a small, pocket pistol.

Amazing as always.

This guy did not mess around! Great job!

Great craftsmanship!!!! Classic Italian flint lock! Great job!!👍

Beautiful work as always...

5:30 oh my gosh, big mistake!! you can buy the nipples, are very cheap , for exemple from Pietta, Uberti or Pedersoli... it's completely wrong to weld it , because the nipple needs to be changed after some time (black powder is very corosive and percusion deforms it)

Another beautiful firearm

Cool project and a brilliant job 👍 turned out incredible. Very nicely done

Me encanto el final, magnífica restauración, solo faltaría la prueba de fuego😅

Thanks for sharing

Eso sí es arte! Todo un máquina!

Nice job! And at the 7:00 minute mark, that's the way I like to work on a restoration project!! 🙂

This was beautiful restoration

Perfecto magnifico..

Come sempre senza parole! Un numero 1 assoluto!

Very good restoration 👍

Magnific!

Excelente trabajo soy fans de estas restauraciones. Me gustaría verlas en vivo yo ahí presente la verdad

That's a lovely gun ! Well done !

i'm like you video and i have question were you buy old or broke gun ?

Ver el amor con que trata cada pieza es para confiarle cualquier reparación de un arma antigua. Mis respetos.

Cool restoration!

Oh my jesus you are amazing man

Nice work, for sure.

Good job bro

Beautiful!

Great video as always paisano!

Good work 💪

I have the exact same pistol in my collection.

Beautiful old gun, I'm glad to see you do more guns other than modern cartridge firing guns! The variety is refreshing, and cant wait to see what's next. Hopefully a firing test. 😉 Where do you find all these guns in this condition?

انت مبدع حقا..!! ❤️

Love the work btw🔫💯💯💯

Looks very good. 👍

Really impressive, keep on doing the great job, cheers from France

Magic

Good job my dear

il capo del restauro

Fantastic!!

Your videos have always been amazing but they are getting better and better! This video was a pleasant surprise and has cheered me up 🥰

luar biasa restorasinnya 👍

wow i love your restoration....you got a subscriber

Very cool.

I Like the pistol 😊😊

Two thumbs way Up !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lindo trabalho. Parabéns 👏👏🇧🇷

good job..

Nice 👍

Hot blueing and cold blueing in one video, nice!

Top!!

are you going to shoot with this historic piece in a video?

what do you use as a solution/liquid for ultrasonic bath ?

Magnifique, très beau travail 👍

Love your videos and the best part is no music ❤️🥰😍🙌🤟🤘👍🤙

Nice little pistol now

great vidoe bro i like your chanel too much have a great day

Bravo!!!!

Wonderful 👍👍👍👍

I would love to find a project like this. Whats the best place to look for one.

Bravo complimenti 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 ottimo restauro

What's about firing test?

Very cool

Will you fire this on a video later?

Are you really in Palazzo San Gervasio? I go there every year to visit family! It's crazy that there is people that genuinely know that small isolated town.

Nicee work

It looks great!! Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up as a support

Hola, que voltaje y amperaje utilizas en la electrolisis??

Come sempre, una vera goduria. Complimenti.

ECCOLOOOO mi Mancavano i tuoi video 👍👍👍 Aspetto la prova a fuoco!

Love from india

Dope💯

Nice video

Buon giorno, antecedente il 1890 è arma antica. Un caro saluto e ...... complimenti per l'ottimo lavoro! Bello il legno dell'impugnatura!

Donde la habrá conseguido???

Waiting the fire test hehe

I would really enjoy a video with a voice over explaining what you are doing. 🤞

thank you to video 👍👌

Curious why you chose to solder the nipple in rather than thread and screw in. Can you trust solder to hold if it is actually fired? Though I doubt with its age that is a wise idea..... But AWESOME job!

RESPECT 👍👍👍👍

Complimenti gran bel lavoro! 👍🇮🇹

I want this 😃

You sir are truly a master of restoration 👏

MM77 Approved 👍🏼👍🏼

How to restore m1887 gun pls

Scusa la domanda ma dove li trovi tutti questi oggetti?

Just out of curiosity, why didn’t you soak the grip in acetone?

Hi bro can you tell us about the materials and oils Also explain about those materials

Nice

Ou tu trouve ses arme à restaurer ?

Ciao from sunny Southern California USA. Will you ever make a shooting range video on this cool restoration.

What do you do with the guns after restoring? I'd like to buy this one

Nice! Good job on the restoration brother, it's fun to see them "come back to life"! :) Thanks for sharing with us. God bless. Rev. D.

👏👏👏This 1 is not fake. Unless?

Looks like an old pocket percussion cap single shot pistol or derringer these were fired at point blank

Круто спасибо!!!