There is only one Italian guy who does authentic restoration videos.

Thank you for not using a hammer to disassemble. I’ve seen other restoration videos where the people insult have no idea how guns work and are just beating on them to get them apart it’s nuts. Me being a gun enthusiast I’m sittin there yelling at my phone. Lol nice video! I actually have the Ruger p90dc 45 it’s stainless. This looks like the p95 I think. They started making these guns in 1989 threw to 1992 for military contracts that sig ended up winning. But one things for sure these pistols are tanks they never and I mean never jam on you . Have super light triggers. Then add the heft to the tank of a gun they are it makes them super accurate. Way more accurate then a glock

I'd get a complete spring kit for this and replace all springs. The action cycle looks excessively weak. The trigger return spring is gone. Also there is rust on the inside of the polymer frame. Let it soak in Evaporust or white vinegar to neutralize it then spray paint the inside to cover those areas. Rust promotes rust.

The p94 I have is a exceptional gun. Well worth owning, have never had any feeding issues or ejection. This one just needs a repair parts kit, bought a couple from cheaper than dirt. Just to have around. That was 20 years and a lot of brass ago. Still ain't had to replace a single part.

before you start hammering at the thing you can put a rod in the barrel to check if there was a round in there. normally the barrel is not completly blocked with debries so you can measure the lenght it goes in and check if its clear.

Ruger P-series... Amazing... Very good work, man, keep going!

In the 90's when I was a teenager working at an auto shop in a small town, an elderly man came in with a rusted solid Ruger Mk II, that he had stored in a leaky storage unit and it got soaked with water. He new I had one like it and he had told me about the condition of his. He had no money to get it professionally looked at and asked if I could take a look at it and try to get it functioning. I let it soak in diesel fuel for a week, checking on it every day to see if I could move the action. Finally I was able move the action and take it apart. I used a brass wire wheel to knock all the rust off all the parts and used a brass .22cal cleaning brush in a hand power drill to clear the rust out of the barrel. He bought a new spring kit and and I replaced all the springs for him and we took it to the range. The frame and barrel was pitted a little (not like the major pitting your pistol showed) and needed to be re-blued, but it shot great. This video reminded me a lot of that. Thanks for posting.

Y'all talking about this and that like an avalanche of experts, but no one is commending the restorer for taking up a notoriously beat up Ruger 9mm by prolonged combined elements of Wo2, grime, and slime, and the makers of this magnificent firearm for a classic weapon that fought back gloriously. And l bet my last dollar it'll fire like hell. After all said and done It's an up for Storm Ruger Co. 👍

I've got one that I traded for about 12 years ago, Very solid pistol with 2 clips and case. I don't get to fire it much but I still have it. Very nice work though! The stainless parts and barrel will be fine but get a spring kit for it. Ruger might recommend a new slide but as long as the firing pin doesn't stick it should be fine.

That slide 😂. Love the clear coat!

You can always stick a cleaning rod down the barrel, to see how far it goes. Then measure it on the outside to see if it goes all the way to the breach or stops short. Most ruger pistols have a magazine disconnect. So the firearm will not fire unless there is a magazine in there. So the trigger just moves and does not ingauge the stricker.

Very nice gun and work

Absolutely love the Ruger P series! Great work! 💯👍

I used to own one, great pistol

Nice pistol man good luck

I have a P95DC. Great shooting gun.

Love the look of it

Awesome work thought my Leo trade in was crusty this is beyond belief wish I had the know how and will to take mine down to bare bones and replace springs and such she's well worn but I love those pistols bet she fires right off when you get replacment parts thumbs up

Been watching your videos, very nice work done on the firearms. Very interesting to say the least.

Not gonna lie.....that like looks badass like that

To help you with your gun projects: PB Blaster, a roll pin punch set, and a Armors block for knocking the pins out. Keep up the good work.

Got one myself. It’s funny ruger was able to do what colt couldn’t, make a double stack all metal 9mm pistol that was reliable.

Wow, that turned out like something you would see in a Fallout video, like 20 years after a nuclear apocalypses. Would really liked to see if it ever fires. Where do you find these rusted up busted up pistols from?

一盆冷水、一把舊牙刷🪥走天下！！！😂😂

Ruger p95. I have one of these in good condition. Great work on this. that slide was really messed up.

Nice

nice cleaning

I own the P95, love it!

@34:39 and 34:50 on the end of the recoil spring assembly, there should be a little ring inside the groove on the recoil rod. Then on the end of the springs should be a keeper that pushes against the springs and on the inside edge of the upper receiver where the rod slides through the hole in the front. When the recoil assembly is removed from the upper receiver, the ring will sit against the keeper so the springs don't fly out. The entire assembly number is KV0700-100. I don't know if the individual parts are available individually, but those 2 pieces should be on the recoil assembly before you try shooting it.

That was pretty amazing. Too bad it wasn't one of the stainless versions because then it wouldn't have rusted so much. I own of few of these and they are actually pretty accurate.

You are a braver man than me for wanting to shoot it

I need to clean my handguns. I’m glad they’re not too bad.

I would love to see the slide get some laser relief cuts, exhaust ports in the front and the polymer stippling. New springs. Make it a Glock contender. Ha ha ha

That's a p95dc I have one nib....sweet pistols.wonder why that one got mistreated so badly?

Carried a P85 DC many years for work. Heavy beast of a sidearm, but very reliable.

Коверны-раковины в затворе, можно было бы убрать контактной сваркой, а потом зашлифовать и покрасить. 👍👍👍

The rusting pattern is very interesting

I'm not sure if I missed it but there should be washer and retaining clip on the front of spring guide rod.

Some of the components are in remarkable condition considering how bad the slide is , always heard those pistols are very well built.... was it in a fire or what happened to it? Good job

أحسنت عملا حقا أراهن ان قناتك الرائعه هذه ستصعد استمر في فعل ذلك.

That gun has a body on it.

Nice job but I definitely wouldn't shoot it because the slide still appears to have rust on the underside and I would also replace the barrel then I would consider doing a test firing but like I stated before, you've done a great job restoring something that I'd put into a "shadow box" for a display.

That barrel it's on another level of metal. A good old electrolysis could be made on the other parts, even a cold bluing. Anyway that pistol wants to shoot again.

Love the fact you have gloves on bit for your protection have you thought about the thick cleaning gloves

That's some severe pitting :O

I really like this because I do about the same just not with hand guns I love restoring old rifles and shot guns. I have a very old .38 S&W and I tried to reblue it and I am not going to lie I messed it up some how so I will stick with long guns LOL.

My only question - Where do you keep finding these? Lol. Love the channel!

After it cleared with the local law enforcement I would send it to Ruger and have a new slide and slide release fitted. The serial # is on the polymer frame.

I would have thrown it in a bucket of used burnt motor oil for 2or3 days it would have broken all that stuff loose I've used it to break loose old tools and stuff and it worked like a charm!!!

Looks like it could be a Mad Max movie prop.

where are you getting all of these modern guns that look like they are from 1547 LOL.? great work though. enjoyable to watch at night and relaxing :)

I have a P95. That thing is a brick and i love it. Wonder what caused such deep pitting on the slide? Not sure that slide would be safe for firing...its metallurgy might be too compromised. Still, an awesome job for sure.

Where do you even get these weapons from? Amd how severe of a discount? I'd love you get one or 2 myself and restore them.

Where do you find these restoration projects

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This convinces me to never take my P90 down this far. Too many little fiddly bits to put back together...

funny enough a ruger in that shape would still fire and be a pretty good gun as for it being ruger you know its built pretty sound most of the time.

I would hire that gunsmith

What i want to know is where do you find these guns. Do you buy them online? Or are they sent in by friends and fans?

Geez, must have been some boating accidents. Nice

Истинное удовольствие наблюдать за преображением ржавого куска металла в оружие.

Says "I was unsure if theres a round in it so I need to be careful with the trigger." Then proceed to flag himself at least 10 times afterwords 🧐🤣

How do you find these in order to restore them? I'd love to get into this.

I'm willing to bet even with all that work it'll still Stovepipe!!! Still though credit due.... Nice Job!!!

That Ruger is actually only a year old and been fired once it was just left out of the safe for a week

could you not fit a trigger guard to it while you ascertain if theres a round in it?

Rugers have a magazine disconnect. Insert a magazine and the trigger will function.

How is the barrel is such good condition, yet the slide is very bad, the firing pin looks new too and the hammer/FCG.

What was used to make it look like this to start with ?

You need a tiny, dull chisel to get that crap off the flat spots. To lubricate the parts, have you ever considered Fluid Film?

Are these guns restoration jobs your doing for individuals or your own pistols? I have one I need restored is why I'm asking?

love this sidearm... what's this one called?

If I can, saving this video also as an example about for what blue WD40 is for. And the silicone based lubricant used after. Some people use WD40 as a lubricant :P

Will that spray lubricant cause rust inside the gun?

That a ruger p95dc own one my self and love it. Dc means de cocker. The safety is the de cocker

And as if by magic, brand new parts appeared.

Definitely would like to know the backstory on how this Ruger got this bad. So sad I have the stainless version and very fond of it.

A steel brush and a metal scribe ?

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Where do you find all these rusty guns to rest?

Looks like my P95

So how is the slide so rusted and pitted, but the trigger and internals are fine. No rust removal treatment, just a brush? I call fake.

Why not put a new finish on a broken down slide atleast?

Im assuming this was found in a riverbed and you are cleaning it ro check ballistics see if it was used in a crime so it can be destroyed or tou will keep it.

Where do you find those guns ?

Looks like my LCP after 3 hours of carry

“Unsure if gun is loaded, ineed to be careful with the trigger” *sticks thumb in the trigger guard

Those lower reciever is it polymer? Seem like its not pitted...like the upper.

Where are these coming from

That particular gun is an old Ruger 9MM . THEY DON'T MAKKE THAT MODEL ANYMORE.

A lot of it is salvageable. Definitely not that slide though.

The rifling still ok

Nice! P-95?? Looks like one I use to have.. shoot 100 yds with that baby

“I am unsure if there is a round in the chamber so I need to be careful with the trigger” as he places thumb inside trigger guard with the barrel straight up…

slide is excessively pitted and fubar..... looks ok to hang in a shelf

Do you take request to restore these firearms or do you just find them and restore them? alot of these look like they've been thrown in a lake or sum

boil all the steel bits, stops rust and cleans the loose stuff off. Mark Novak can show you how.

If it was a Hi-Point , just send it in, and it would be fixed ! Lifetime warranty !

Yeah., I'd just throw this one in the trash. Sad, I have that same exact pistol, and I love it. But man, that one is done.

Where do all these rusty guns come from?