Today I restored an AK47 PAP style gun!
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Today I restored an AK47 PAP style gun!
Make sure to check out my Patreon where you can see exclusive restoration videos or even vote to see what gun I restore on here next!
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Restore the FN FIVE SEVEN or The FN 509
СВД конечно же. Сам бог велел
M70 Yugoslav rifle
Oh no u killed that bucket , so cruel
👍🏻👍🏻
What is great about these videos. There's no horrible pointless background music. So peaceful to watch and enjoy the natural sound of whats happening.
True indeed
Do you really not know how to spell peaceful?
But that poor pot at the end. What did the pot do? You executed a cooking pot without a blindfold...Terrible.
Peaceful*
what's not great is he purposely destroys the firearms for content
Gotta love those old, Soviet era P-Mags.
moe soviet mag lol
is this sarcastic or do you really think pmags are that old? real shame to see someone destroy a weapon for a video.
@@Sacrifice117 definitely sarcasm. I don’t like any of these weapon demolition channels. Annoys me that the algorithm lumps them in with informative firearm content.
@@ndub5781 Yet here you are, interacting with it and even commenting. If you don't want to see more of this stuff, steer clear of interacting with these videos.
@@jacketyt6992Not when theres a need to inform unsuspecting viewers of the inauthencity of the vids
Yeah best part, you shot it in the end. Glad I watched the whole thing, I was like...black paint on the wood? But then, the golden paint emerges and it all made sense. Very nice!
thanks for the tutorial! will use this next time i go down to my local river
As a gun guy, I noticed you ditched the paper clip retaining pin and upgraded it with a real one. Cherry on top for me. One thing missing, rear sight aperture.
We’re all gun guys that’s why we’re here
@@ehsle8119 I'd say 80%.
@@TheCrazydata yeah, an MPAP
@@ehsle8119I really love Guns but I cant descrive me as one of you, because of my Not so good knowledge so...not every one here is a gun guy😔
80% gun guys, 10% FBI and 10% ATF
SO satisfying that you actually shot it and not just showed in in slo mo. Thanks for that! Thumbs up for sure.
Remember that the Lord Jesus Christ died on a cross for you because He loves you so much. He then rose up from the dead three days later The Ten Commandments are called the moral law, (most of us are lying thieving blasphemous adulterer at heart and deserve hell) you and I broke the law, Jesus paid the fine. That’s what happened on that cross. By believing that Jesus died on the cross and rose up from the dead 3 days later and not just confessing your sin, but also repenting of all sin you have done and putting all your trust in Him in prayer, He will grant you everlasting life as a free Gift.
@@dove3853 Well Dove. I am already a believer and of course not worthy of the Father's unconditional love...but I know my place on Earth and my place with God. So thank you. :)
It really is
@dove3853 In what way does your comment have any bearing on his comment or this video though?
@matthewanthony4269 just bots, that's how the lord spreads his message now
The fact he hit it with wd-40 and that bolt slid and the magazine ejected; that’s a testament to the Ak’s design and durability
The sling being attached to the triggerguard is also a testament to Tyronedavionontaviousthe3rd's ability to be stupid as fuck.
I can almost garentee that all he needed to do to make it fire was spray a lil wd40 on it
@@thischannelisbackon5679omg 😂😂😂
Bro had fun at the end, I love these videos they make me happy Keep up the good work!! and so peaceful to watch
Next time, for removing rounds from a mag, remove the baseplate and then they will just drop out the bottom once you pull the spring/follower out. Then you won’t be pushing near the primer. Just an additional layer of safety.
@@MrOtistetrax that’s what I thought! Aaaaarrrrgh!
@@MrOtistetraxyeah, gotta be careful with a couple decades old wet gunpowder, never know when slowly sliding them out, with no where near the force of an active pin, when one may pop off
@@ChrisSmith-5655 You’re right. Probably no need to be careful with live ammo.
@@MrOtistetrax he WAS being careful. This guy isnt some retarded dumbass. He's a professional who's skill is likely highly sought after in the restoration world. He probably has more knowledge about old guns/ammo than anyone commenting ever will
Good to know, thanks
6:34 That screwdriver pushing against the back of the cartridge made a lot of us wince.
*primer
Really though that thing is pretty much just the firing pin. Not responsible AT ALL.
What do you mean by this? Genuinely asking
@@razorkid456 there is a small primer at the back of the casing that explodes with heavy impact. pressing screwdriver into primer while bullet is aimed at your hand = very unfun time
@@pabloveloso5790 ... which is at the back of the cartridge.
Ficou muito top essa restauração! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
sick resto. love that you actually prove it works too.
Oh you just stumbled upon an ancient AK-47 which happened to be loaded with a modern extended P MAG? Very believable
Was prob in a river rapid corrosion can happen like that
@Anon206 no lol he just took a gun and "corroded" it and then cleaned it up. It's satisfying to watch so whatever but it's also dishonest
Century arms first imported these in 2014 and honestly this 1 was probably in working order. Had he put fresh rounds in that mag I bet it would have cycled. Might have been sticky on the first few rounds but after that I think it would have been fine
@@1badombre82The action looked seized up. After the WD 40 I believe it would've fired without any further oil or cleaning.
no where does it say he found this.... how is it dishonest if there isnt a lie told lmao
What i love about these videos is how everything comes off and then back in into the same place has before
I was never really a fan of gold painted ak's but you pulled that off really good, I actually love it haha. You did a fantastic job 🙂
ничего он не делал видео подделка!
Watching you push those rounds out with the screwdriver almost made my head explode
Ikr, either they are too old and nasty to fire or he is the luckiest man on earth and those bullets are incredibly dangerous
My bruh 💀 does he know how bullets work
that screwdriver has nowhere near enough force to detonate one of those rounds. he is not ramming the screwdriver into the back of the round. he is using it to pry the rounds loose.
@@TiocfaidhArLa34 still it’s not the wisest idea to do that
@@triggerfish4744 how else do you plan on getting them out?
I love the way you presented this information. It was clear, concise, and easy to understand.
What i just witnessed you do was priceless..salute!
I love ❤ your videos dude,,,extremely relaxing! keep 'em comin! you do great work 🍻
I love that it's a quiet video with no music in the background Good job👍👍👍💯
Yes
Great video, can't wait for part2. Restoring bucket with many holes!
As a GOLDEN Ak47 this was very nice to see someone treat us like this
I enjoyed the restore. I wasn't a fan of the color scheme but I liked the finished project over all and it just worked so smoothly. Good Job
As with most of such videos, it seems the gun has never degraded in a first place, but was rather made to look like one for a video)
Bingo
Yep, wondered how many days it soaked in salt water out of the box to simulate wear. The wood, the springs, and the firing pin were still excellent. Still informative, but not truly representative of ignored flood damage or a lake find.
@@joenunya8449 As always the first give away is there is zero pitting, any long term water damage will cause this.
Yeah I wouldn't be surprised if this entire channel was just a deep state honeypot trying to lure gun enthusiasts so they can make a target list for future raids when they come to take our guns away.
It's sad I had to go this far down to find this comment.
Lol "restoration"...
Rumor has it that the AK still fired to this day when rusted and didn’t jam 😂😂
Very satisfying video. I will say that I highly recommend PB blaster penetrating oil for breaking loose rusted steel. It'll take rust off a chrome hitch. Best stuff out there. Far suppress wd40.
My fellow blaster friend! Good to see real men still exist!! Lol
Amazing restoration, very calming to watch your craft
This was a joyful video, thank you.
i’m not even into guns but this was satisfying to watch on my break
With that type of magazine you don't have to push the cartridge down at the front and slide to the rear. You can just push straight down on top and they will go in easily. Great video!
You can do that with all AK mags. Though, that generation of PMag does not have reinforced feed lips. Therefore, the way he is doing it reduces the stress on those plastic parts. His way is just different, not wrong, and actually probably better for that particular magazine.
Just beautiful work. Well done !
The backstory to why they are in these conditions would be interesting
My guy this was sick. Great video!!! 👍👍
The word satisfying falls completely short. Best vid yet! 👌
Built as a raw and beautifuly practical weapon with very few stoppages in it's day. Nice job sir.
Wow, this was fun to watch. I wouldn't have painted it though. That paint really shows off the pitting. Otherwise, bravo!
That was an amazing video!! I have owned my AK-47 for years and you showed me some good tricks! Thank you
Ak 47 for what bro do you through you in call of duty or this toy gun 💀💀💀
Me gustó,su mecanismo simple y detallado sin olvidar la exquisita restauración digna de una Kalashnikov, gracias por compartirlo saludos 💯
К сожалению это не настоящий автомат Калашникова ,это его сербский клон Zastava
Look like it was buried somewhere Great job bringing it back The Golden Gun
That pot didn't stand a chance! Nice work, very neat project.
Very nice!! black and gold looks awesome on it
Great example of why many nations still to this day chose the AK platform, Simple, easy to work on, and for the most part indestructible
I find these ALL the time and they are EASY to restore.
This is the most therapeutic video I’ve ever watched. Amazing job.
Very therapeutic
Get a life for god's sake
I restored one a few years back, you made it look quite easy to take the barrel out haha, anyways for those that don’t know, you would need a press to take out the barrel. Anyways amazing work!
This is very true Jimmy Jackson Good Job on noticing that i did too
Yeah but he was working with a ak from iraq they like to recreate ak 47 type ones alot
@@LilRicky1 This is a Yugo AK, not from Iraq
Made in Serbia
It said made in Serbia on the gun...
Excellent work 👏 and to see you test fire this was a joy to see, you sir are a restoration specialist thank you for making this video ❤😊
Bingo on the color!!! amazing work!! ❤
Que trabalho bonito de se ver, esse é o tipo de vídeo que vale a pena assistir. E como ficou linda, PARABÉNS.
This video came on feed randomly & I want to say this was so therapeutic to watch. I’m a young gun owner still learning but to see this was great. My first time watching your video. Had to sub !
That ak47u looked Awesome when he was finished
I loved this video great restoration..
There's no way that barrel came right out of that trunnion without a press.
It came out smoother than a baby's ass
It's a scripted video 😂
Probably skipped thru it
Dude did you not know that wd40 will make it pop out like that? I tried it on 7 of mine... psl, rpk, ak47/74 saiga223.. gave them a good spray down and now I can quick change barrels... sheeet dog I got my rpk heavy barrel in my pap92. Just spray some wd40 on the trunion and they'll pop right out.
@@addy.is.live1 literally no script hahaha
Very nice! Some poly on the wood would give it a nice glossy finish. That’s the only thing I would’ve done differently!
so you have a krinkov with a pmag, polymer grip, sling mounted on the trigger, safety off, hammer active, mag full, and you obviously dumped it in salt water for 6 months
This is the first time this AK was ever cleaned, impressive.
Can't have been that old with a P-Mag in it
Lol true
who said it was old?
With SAW-Style pistol grip
Its 31 years old gun
I love how they let you assemble it in these kinds of videos. Normally it's a no go
Just wait will be taken down anytime soon
@@Idk-bw3ib 2 weeks later still here
@@birdwithands8104 KZhead usually doesn’t take down restoration videos
@@axinhedgelion8417 yeah ik lol..I'm just making fun of the guy who said the video would be taken down soon
@@Idk-bw3ib 2 months and it is still up xD
To be honest, whoever cleaned it before the restoration did a damn good job, I was honestly shocked it cycled and the gun disassembled so easily.
Is the rubber cap on the charging handle?
i'd love to see brandon harrera's reaction to this
It was awesome watching the workmanship!! Dope outcome!!
Now we wanna see you FIX THAT POOR POT😂😂😂😂😂
Probably one of the best videos I've ever seen in my life.
The bolt hold-open notch on the safety/fire control lever is something I hadn't seen before today.
Zastava ❤️
Serbs are the best in everything. You’re welcome.
@@Rossiya_Serbs_are_with_you. Made me laugh, thank you :D
Damn, this is an awesome channel!!.. so cool to watch stuff gets restored!
Love the strap inside the trigger gard
I love these videos!!❤ its a miracle that u find these weapons let alone they are able to be restored! 👏 🙌
You did an amazing job. I was seriously impressed with the way you restored this firearm. Great job! If I were to see this come into a shop my initial assessment would have been that it would have absolutely worked with a little WD40, but chalk it up to a loss. You made a believer out of me.
Have you ever built an AK? He F'ed up taking the Fire control out.
Bro he's the one who caused the damage obviously he should be able to fix it
your not very bright if you cant tell he clearly put it in that condition
A first class restoration, and a "pretty" result. Thank you for sharing !
Show a video on how you ruin them before you restore them lol
You should post in the description the story behind these guns, where they were found, how you purchased them etc
After the difficult day this is what I need. Thank you
Now restore the pot at the end.
Not the color choices I would have went with, but nice work! Was that a recovery from a 'terrible boating accident' in a fresh water lake or stream?
santas gun,but great work
The man with the golden gun
I honestly had no idea about the safety locking the charging handle. Thats really cool! Kudos to the restoration!
I believe only zastava AKs have that feature and they also have last round bolt hold open with their specific magazines.
@@sungukyun2608 Every AK safety will block the bolt from going back fully
@@averagecrusader5509 Yeah, but he's talking about the cut in the safety holding the bolt back, so that lowering the safety sends the bolt home.
@@PlopPlopMan Yeah, I figured that out, felt like a bit of an idiot, but couldn't find the comment to correct myself
@@sungukyun2608 Mil Spec Yugo AKs don't have that notch in the safety. The notched safety is either put on for export, or put on by the importer (Century Arms, for example). They are there due to the high number of US ranges that make you have the action locked back during cease fires. The welded muzzle thread protector, Tapco trigger, and Magpul mag indicate that is a US import.
Awesome restoration! I prefer the classic AK look myself but the gold one is also a pretty classic look due to popular movies.
made for the cartel
This is AKS-74U
@@user-bh8is7tx8s it's not, it is chambered in 7.62x39
@@cecillioso it’s an aks47u
@@abbyiabs4344 I thought they are in 5.45x39 though
Thank you for cleaning such A amazing firearm
Yeah he cleaned it good and then he ruined it in several ways
That's awesome that you actually shot it
Great video! Personally I wouldn’t have bothered with the plastic magazine, or the ammo for that matter, but kudos on doing such a thorough job to showcase your skills. Keep it up!
been watching your restoration videos a long time gj again
Next time with the wood steam it to bring back natural grain and get rid of dings then used boiled linseed oil to bring back natural finish. I do this with world war 2 rifles to restore them.
I like the test firing at bayonet distance. Really makes it feel like you’re ending a rival cocaine dealer
Perfect restoration! Respect for the knowledge of disassembly and assembly AK elements. Nice and clever. I still remember when I had in military service training with closing eyes. This technic is important when you must disassembly and assembly AK in dark place😉
How long did it take you to disassemble and assemble a rifle like this? My disassembly and assembly time was 22 seconds 32 years ago. Today it would take much longer. Today I am 50 years old, I was 18 then 😉👍
Of course I remember. With AKMS vz 80 I got the best rating time for disassemble 14s and assemble 23s. Required time to pass the exam in my Unit for disassemble was 18s and for assemble 30s. Who was get close to disassemble 14 and assemble 23 got prize and point to get extra day home pass. It's not over yet. My best rating Kalash shooting was 48 points by 5 shots. 4 of 5 bullets was hit in 10 after many days practice of shooting 100m from standing, crouch, prone 3x5 firing to get 150 points. I still remember my lucky day with the best prize which was got 12 days home pass😁I missed the 3rd place in the team by 9 points. AK is like riding a bicycle😉
Oh u found my draco and you restored it thx man 👏
My question is where do you get all these rusted guns? Do you rust them yourself? Do you soak them in vinegar and salt to rust them?
Dnt…ur trolling just watch da video
@@brandonwilliams9353Trolling or speaking truth? lol
Только это сербская копия под названием Zastava.. PS Братьям из Сербии Мира и процветания!
Personally I prefer the metal color, anyway I’m enjoying the restoration process. Thanks 😊
Excellent work Bro
Why many parts are pixelated?
Ti faccio i miei complimenti, ha fatto un lavoro fatto bene, in più in questo canale una volta che hai finito il restauro provi l'arma e questo è cosa buona. Bravo👍
So for reference for the next time you can take the bottom plate off the P Mag to dump the rounds out. There should be a tab to push down or it should be able to be pried forward past the locking part of the bottom of the mag.
Cleaning steel case ammo like that is not recommended btw you would be better off disposing of those. Any ammo really if its been exposed to the elements like that it becomes a hazard.
@@Punx63 it's not the cleaning that's the problem, it's trying to shoot the ammunition after you clean it LOL. Btw considering you're the ammo and mag expert you must have forgotten to mention how this guy doesn't know how to load a p mag properly. In fact, out of all of these armchair expert comments I haven't seen one person point that out.. Hmmm🤔
@@dudedog884 there's nothing technically wrong with how he loads the magazine. Certainly it generates less stress on the non-reinforced, plastic feed lips of the magazine doing it the way he does it.
Время 7 вечера, мне нужно делать психологию на завтра. Я зашёл на Ютуб, чтобы включить музыку для работы, а в итоге залип на твой видос!
😂 Where do you get these murder weapons bro? I just know sum drug dealer is watching like 😱
Awesome job! Did you choose to blue the inside rather than paint to avoid any tolerance issue that thicker paint might cause?
The AK laughs at tolerances
What is the blue stuff?
@@TheeWilsonator blueing compound
Not my first choice in finishes but NICE JOB overall!👍👍
Smiles 😃 I know right Hope you are having a blessed day there?
I was thinking the same thing but overall, very nice
SHOUT OUT 2 THE TEST FIRES @ THE END. You deserved about 5million SUBSCRIBERS for your ethics frfr 💯💯💯💪🏽👍🏼😳 Cool asf from the grave to born again Baby JOHN WICK🕴️ GOOD JOB BRO!!! ✨
Omg the rivers must be filled with guns