These guns look like they were stored at the bottom of a dirty lake for decades. Super nice work bringing them back. I thought I knew a little about guns until I see what you can do. I know very little.

It's good to see a P64 brought back. I have a P64 manufactured in 1976... not fun to shoot, but a pleasure to look at (unissued).

great variant on the bluing process to give a bronze look to the slide!

I remember these guys magnet fishing. They’ve come along way with their videos! Incredible.

i also greatly appreciate the grace and respect which you handle these firearms with

My first service weapon. Greetings from Poland.

i would recomend to polsih the gun a bit with fine sandpaper befor bluing. It will make the final result much better. Either way good job and keep making videos.

Outstanding work. That is a sweet little pistol.

Мастерски выполнена работа. Смотрел с большим удовольствием🔥🔥🔥

This is my favorite restoration I've watched you do so far.

nice to see great firearm storage

Evaporust great stuff use over and over again. I've got some I've had for years only used it once. I love it. Great Job. And God Bless. God Guts and Guns made America.

Классная работа,браво!!!

Nice touch with the hot bluing. Solid gun!

Simply awesome. Great job!

Amazing!!! Absolutely amazing restoration!!!

Pistol restored nicely, as usual! That chrome really protected the rifleing. And the collection grows again!😊

Awesome restore!!! Thank you

Came out great and is now one of a kind because your choice of 2 tone can never be exactly replicated. Love watching your videos.

Bardzo ładny, pięknie odnowiony!

Fantastic, I am always amazed, thanks

Great job. Great talent. Thanks for the video.

Trabalho de restauração impecável! ☺️👍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Amazing how blueing almost became bronzing, great look for the pistol. Thanks for the gel test, looks like it was nearly freezing that day making the gel more resistant but the pistol delivering 100% . If it's cold enough I guess gel could be almost bullet proof. Somehow the video was over too quickly, I was looking forward to your next restoration.

Excelente trabajo. 👍👍

Outstanding camera work on this - really impressive. PPK copy. Nice!

Parabéns pelo belo trabalho. 👏🏻

that 2 tone is nice

Very good restoration. Keep it up!

Nice restore and pistol to add to your collection.

Young boy , very good work .

Very nice! I love the two tone bluing, too.

The Miracle Brothers Gunsmith Shop. ' We get it shootin. Its a Miracle'

Great job! Two tone looks good too.

Gut Gemacht!

beautiful work!!

great gun

Nice work as always ❤❤

That was awesome! It turned out great!

Awesome video brother great restoration 💪

I've watched your videos for a few months now. Y'all earned a new subscriber. Thanks for providing quality gun restoration content.

Great skills.

Another resurrection of a fallen firearm. You’re the best Brandon. Hello to your brother fore me. See you on the next. 😊

Are you guys still going to be magnet fishing when the weather permits?

Видео огонь👍👍👍🤝👊

what a headache to tear down. two tone looks killer on this one boys

Great job! You're gonna need a vault for all your guns...lol

great job bro👍👏

Nice one as always!

Nice Restoration, you've come a long way in your restoration process.

As Borat would say, "very nice!" 👍👍

I am always curious why you use WD-40 for the post-bluing soak instead of the more tried and true non-detergent motor oil or kerosene, as WD-40 does contain significant solvents mixed with its lubricant. However, it did result in a fascinating colour on that slide, so perhaps it was worth it this time. Well done, great video and pretty informative restoration.

Always enjoy your videos a great deal. Keep em coming!

Cute little pistol. Might be a smart choice for a CC, actually. Interesting it fires the 9x18 - that is not a light cartridge. Kind of a shame the cartridge is 'out of favor.' Reassembly looked like a hemorrhoid-inducing chore. She's a beaut now, you really breathed life back into her. 🙂

piękna robota, ale P-64 to kupa złomu. znajdź i odrestauruj pistolet Vis wz. 35. Fabryki Broni w Radomiu. to jest cacko. ;)

another nice job ;)

Where do you guys find these? Just curious. Otherwise yet another quality and soothing video. Thanks for sharing!

Hi another great restoration....too long to see your vidéo, i wait about it evrey Day....some idea for gun : luger p08, tokarev, 1892 st Étienne, walter ppk, nambou, usm1, etc.....every gun of ww2....i live in France and it s a great pleasure to see you doing gunsmith....thans for all and please qickly another vidéo of your wonderful restoration....❤😊❤😊

Trzy takie zajechałem. 😂

Bravo very cool ❤

That hot blue turned out really nice and another fine resto! Man, from the meticulous and professional restoration to the amazing close up videography, you guys only get better all the time! I could watch these for hours👍🏼👍🏼 God Bless you boys and God Bless America!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Very cool guys!

super, nie bales sie strzelac, pozdrawiam

The magazine spring is weak, it doesn't extend fast enough to catch the slide after the last round is fired. Otherwise, not much seems to be needed; as you note, the chrome-lined barrel and chamber look just fine. Although, the return spring looked too short to me (comparing with similarly constructed pistols I have, though I don't have this model). I'd replace it (especially in the case of blowback gun).

Really love the videos keep up the good work.

nice job

Dam good work

Your Brothers made it already up again to be my favorite channel! The work, shooting and informative entertainment was very huge gentlemen! It's just me or is it a Walther copy? Never believed that one could hit the target as you did with the polish made, never noticed that the polish police wear other side arms as Makarov in my younger years..Just it liked had to be you did it men! God's Blessings from Northern Germany Ludwig.

Yet another successful restoration nice work. By the way did you ever replace the barrel on the c96 Mauser the way the bullet cases were deformed after firing looks like some head spacing issues if ya swap them over it could get it up and running.

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Não estava enferrujada de verdade, apenas oxidada.

Can I say that I think this gun is rather Walther-inspired?

Nice video 😀 🙂

So many pieces for such a small weapon

I would like acquire rusted firearms to be restored. Could you recommend any sources for that? Thanks, enjoy the vids!!

Пистолет Макарова один в один

It's not even the glock 9mm either. This gun never had a sensory plate the automatics have. It even works differently compared to electro tasers, billy clubs, tear gas cannisters, riot helmets with face shields, and riot shields. 🛡 ⛽️ 🛡 🔫 😳 👌 😍 💪 🙌 🔫

1:25 Those poor mice. But you gotta do what you gotta do.

yess poland number one

how much research goes in to the re-assembly of the weapon? (great video btw)

I wish I could snap my fingers to make things happen alas I’m a mere mortal unlike the Kinzler bros love you guys as always Marcus.

At the very least replacement parts are easy to get for this one.

Nice 1 Bros ✌

Nice! While I'm not the biggest fan of two tones I quite like that slide. was it a rescue from a flood?

I have this gun in perfect condition 😃😃

Very well done and the barrel was impressive after all those years.

Tiếp đi ạ

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Hmmmmmm. Looks like Hi-Point used that pistol for their design

🙋Excellent result 👍💪👏. Is this a Polish copy of PM or PPK?🤔

wowi

🇧🇷🇧🇷👏👏👏👍👍🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀 perfeito show

если чуть подольше покипятить, то воронение будет чернее

USUALLY your work is so careful BUT the square shaft screwdriver thru the mag to try pounding out is way too likely to damage the thin metal of the mag

where do you find these weapons? just curious cause I want to try this as well

ŁUCZNIK -> Archer...

Je to podvod!

Genuine question, could you not boil the gun first to convert the rust and help with strip down? I'm no expert just curious

You skipped assembling the loaded chamber indicator. Probably near to impossible to film Incan Imagine. It's pretty tricky as it is. I thought you would have trouble getting it out when rusted but it came out easier than most unrusted P-64's. That locking block T-thing can really be stuck in there. I would replace the mainspring (hammer/mag release) with an 18 or 19 pound from Wolff and the recoil spring with a 22 pound which should come with a free matching firing pin spring. Wolff also makes nice magazine spring replacements. I wouldn't trust that old one to do the job reliabily Polish the inside of the hammer pivot hole and smoothen the pivot pin too. Use a good moly gun grease or assembly lube there as well as the top of the hammer strut where it contacts the hammer and pivots. Smoothen the four corners of the hammer strut so the spring doesn't bind. Don't rounden it, keep it squarish but with smooth as silk corners. I'm not sure about that slide color but it does look unique. I'm kind of jealous since I don't own any P-64's without any ugly import marks. They mar the looks worse than the rust pitting.

Im always curious as to how the gun got into that condition....