Probably fake

@@lRoguelwhat could be fake?? Enlighten me

AK-47!!! Wow

@@brambakker4058 the "restoration ",like 99% on KZfaq. They take good objects, film the "reveal " first with say a brand new gun, then apply techniques to make it corrode fast,the newly formed rust combined with paint in many cases will be fast to revert to a point where you can just film with the new gun. Easy money, unfortunately all over KZfaq, some of this guys are making 20 "restorations " a month, try it yourself, see how long it actually takes to restore something that far gone. I'm not saying this is the case, very unfortunately it could

You seem to take vintage stuff, dip it in mud, let it dry then "restore" it. Its kinda deceiving?

Ruger in the river every time

Right!!!! That’s exactly what I said lol

You're not alone. 😂

I have a similar thought every time i see a restoration of a gun that was underwater for a "long" time

A piece of key evidence?

@@raptorsage1 W

Yeah you might be able to catch this on A&E ... stay tuned

Yeah, and then the relief the perp felt when virtually all the important parts for forensic comparison (slide, firing pin, and barrel) get tossed in the trash rather than turned over to law enforcement. More than a bit concerning.

​@@ryandibble8674 🤦🏿‍♂️

Let’s face it, prosecution for breaking laws is, at best, lax. The perp could say “oh hey there’s that gun I used to kill 6 people, cool resto!” in court, and the judge would just hand down a probation sentence (source: have been the victim of a crime that ruined my entire life and the perp got just that)

I moved when I pointed it at the camera haha

You know, this isn’t recorded with his eyeballs. There’s this thing called a video camera, it records footage at several frames per second, a film of sorts, that can be viewed later through the correct devices.

@@TBendez ha😂

@@TBendez I guess him literally holding with his hands doesn’t show he was right in from of it huh? Guess he’s got squidward tentacles

😂

Do I detect a hint of sarcasm?

@@leamog - I’ve left an oiled gun in my gun cabinet and it’s gotten more pitted with rust than some of these “underwater” guns!

​@@bryanduncan1640 Yeah fr, "underwater" my ass, most likely left in a bucket in their workshop to accelerate rust and aging

I especially like that rusted polymer grip

...A restoration job that _involved_ genuine rust... Aw I see what you did there lol

P85,P-89, P90, I think there was a P91 chambered in 10mm that had low sales so it was stopped, P93, P94, P95, P97, P345. I loved the P- series River handguns. Very reliable, very accurate, but took some getting used to if you carried one.

The P95DC is highly underrated and one of my favorites.

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I like how this the gun the boston bombers used against the cops and he's shooting a pressure cooker which they also used in the bombings and against the cops as well as pipe bombs 😅

The trigger is kinda awful on those p-89s because it has such a long pull but they are pretty good for only being around 300-400 bucks.

The pitting on the slide alone shows that this video is real.

@@DeWin157 It is real. But done on purpose. There's a reason the serial number got censored. The pistol is most likely not old at all, but for the sake of this restoration video ruined on purpose. You can trace those serial numbers back at manufacturering time, location and more. It's a nice restoration though, I do admit.

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It blows my mind that someone would put that much effort into Ruger P95 that was $300 new and wasn't worth it at that price.

It blows my mind also how gullible people are to believe this is a genuine restoration vide.

😂 I know 🤣

I take it you don’t own many guns?… 👀

@@KCMTRM what isn’t genuine about it? I see a trashed gun that became much less trashed

Fossil. He brought a fossil back to life. Junk pistol shoots for the most part and doesn’t look like this. Just saying.

A Ruger model of this type is a great find at a Pawn Shop and a must buy.

Watch backyard ballistics he details step by step how to restore - with all products used etc.

I agree it would be cool to attempt

Someone burglarized the house I used to live in about 5 years ago and stole a 1939 Remington "Scoremaster" 22lr Bolt Action that my Paternal Great-Grandmother owned and used to "Protect" the old Family-Farm during the period that my Great-Grandfather had been deployed out to fight for out country in WWII... Then it was passed down to my Grandfather, whom in turn, passed it on down to my Father when I was around 5-years-old! A short time later, I was taught how to shoot a Gun for the first time ever, using that same, old, awesome, Remington bolt-action 22lr, once owned by my Great Grandmother, that had passed away over a decade before I was born..... One day, come home from work to a broken window and lots of things missing throughout my house, but BY FAR, the worst thing was that irreplaceable Family Heirloom... If that gun ever comes up some day due to the serial numbers being reported as stolen, I swear to Yahwey, that person will, in fact, cease to breathe very shortly after that!!! ☆☆☆ LONG-ASS-STORY-SHORT: ☆☆☆ PEOPLE THAT STEAL OTHER PEOPLES GUNS, DESERVE TO BE HUNG IN PUBLIC, FROM THE MUNICIPAL GALLOWS!!!

That is your gun

@@tgabe6163 That's why the first part of every gun owner's collection should be a gun safe. Especially pistols. Gives me a lot of peace of mind when I'm gone.

I’ve always loved mine, it’s never let me down.

Electrolysis doesn't remove much rust other than some surface rust as it is directional to the positive current. Any internal rust is unlikely to be affected by electrolysis. Watch some other genuine restorers and presenters e.g Backyard Ballistics that are credible and have actual knowledge of the processes involved. It is also highly unlikely this handgun was "underwater for decades". More probably bought cheap second-hand in poor condition, and then deliberately submerged in various rust-producing solutions to accelerate an appearance of rusting for click-bait and money-making. TBH, it seems most of these youtube so-called restorers are guilty of this fakery behaviour. Look at this presenter's video history for example. He started off small, testing the market with a gun magazine and some knives, then proceeded to find cheap handguns to demonstrate on. It wouldn't be so bad if these presenters were honest about it, rather than BS everyone.

@@MB-nn3jw why you gotta hate bro lmao this shit is mad entertaining

@@herojmfr

I like to use a mixture of motor oil and my own urine.

@@MB-nn3jw seems like you really hate the silent treatment.

no one gives a shiet

@@ispy7089 You must be fun at parties

People collect rugers? Lol

what model is that?

@@CH-eb1rn what's so weird about that?

@@CH-eb1rn People collect anything & everything.

@@the_panos I think because they are not as quality as Smith&Wesson or other brands that law enforcement use around the world

Yeah....I'm so happy for the gun . This sure must've healed your broken heart💝

Did you not watch the video mate? She shoots it at the end. Lol

Did you replace the actual trigger, or were you able to re-use the original? I have a P89DC that has an extremely long trigger pull. A P95 trigger can be modified to fit the P89, but unfortunately it seems that NOS triggers are NLA from Ruger. Every parts source that I checked with did not have any new or used ones.

Wall hanger??? That''s a waste!

You definitely spent more on bullets than the gun 😂

@@anandchundi6805 Without question.

10 thousand rounds my ass, a few thousand is reasonably believable, 10k is not

@waffel7664 Lol my friend. I belong to one of the largest and oldest gun clubs in America. I shoot competitively in 3 different competitions, I'm a certified range instructor, a licensed firearms collector, a retired LEO and adjunct range instructor for my department, and I volunteer at the range on weekends. I have more than 10,000 rounds through more than a few guns. 10,000 rounds through that particular gun is actually a conservative estimation.

@@robertwilliams5015 Whatever you say, random man on the internet

I'm more concerned with this half-assed cleaning being called a resto, but yeah it's most likely faked in some way. At least, the corrosion is likely faked.

1 onion 1 carrot 3 large potatoes Pinch of salt 1 Ruger pistol 3 bay leaves

hint...all Ruger P-series 9mm mags work in all Ruger P-series pistols.....so standard capacity mags are available for P-95's

@@bobgasm1471 HINT: he got rid of it in 2004. Buying mags for it would be kinda stupid now wouldn't you say.

@@Salty_Balls just file it for future reference

Exactly. Seen quite a few of these videos and no one has done that. Seems an ultra bath would be the best first step.

The channel op is most likely a restorer for police departments after one is found.

@@DeWin157 that is so not a thing.

Pistol at the bottom of a lake, magazine missing and the hammer cocked. Nothing odd about that at all.

For real. Any chance I could find an old colt python in this lake?

Most of these weapons are found on the bottom of a river or lake during droughts, then sent to restorers contracted with police departments to match the barrel and firing pins to any murders. I knew one such restorer when I was going through candidacy with the Portland, Oregon, police department in the early 90's.

@@AK-ky3ou how so?

Here on youtube these restorations are mostly faked just as this one is

Boating accident? (Guessing for a friend)

@@MtGamin I mean, we can only hope lol. Nonetheless, I would strongly urge anybody who comes across a firearm under those kinds of circumstances or under any in general that didn't take place as a lawful transaction to have the proper authorities trace who it belongs to. As well as documenting that you are the person who now is in possession of it. The last thing that anybody would want on their plate is being in possession of a discarded firearm that could have even possibly been used in a crime or any other suspicious nature. I'm not here to make assumptions, it just feels a little...off...idk

You’re right, he should’ve given it to the police instead of restoring it.

In its shape forensic, won't get anything useful from it.

Whats the procedure with that? Would the cops give it back to you/let you keep it after they check it out?

Was so blatant about it too 😀

Backyard ballistics I believe, this video gives sus vibes

@@bernardovilera731 extremely sus 🧐