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Oliver Gardner
Registrace 3. 05. 2016
A Kiwi lad who grew up in the UK who has some things that may interest a few people with what I have or have to say.
Marlin Model A1- First Pattern
This is an overall look at the Marlin A1 semi automatic .22 rifle. There were 2 models made, this one being the first pattern. They were made from 1936 to 1946.
Overall I found it to be an ........ ok rifle, needs some work done on it to address some issues but otherwise it is ok for the time.
Disassembly is straight forward and action simple.
Enjoy
Overall I found it to be an ........ ok rifle, needs some work done on it to address some issues but otherwise it is ok for the time.
Disassembly is straight forward and action simple.
Enjoy
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Lada Niva running on one cylinder VS my Dad
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This was filmed ages ago, think it may be of some interest to someone
Winchester 62 VS Remington 12A
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This is a video that I have been wanting to make for a while. Video sources for the cutaways- Remington bolt action rifle- Mean Girls. Heavy revolver with Boris The Blade- Snatch. Both is good- Team Fortress 2 both is good. I do not own these clips, I only borrowed them.
1920 Lee Enfield with a twist
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I don't own the music, that belongs to Microsoft I think. I only own the rifle
Remington 12A
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This is a proper video on the Remington 12A, I made a very crude one years ago, but here is the better one.
NZ Army MRE Review
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I got given a few Army MRE's and thought it would be an idea to make a video on them. Overall they were ok, tasty and filling but the flavour could do with some work.
BSA SPORTSMAN (Model 1)
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I recently came across a BSA Sportsman and I just had to do a video to add to the Sportsman series. It is a fine rifle, well built and very sturdy, shoots a little high but has the basic functions you need in a cheap single shot rifle.
Making Willow Charcoal for Black Powder
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I was supposed to have made this video a while ago but I never got around to it. So I re-filmed it and put this together
Winchester Model 62
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I had a spare few minutes so i cracked out the camera and started filming. It is a 1938 Winchester Model 62 pump action 22.
BSA 15 Q&A
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This is a response video to a question that was asked on the disassembly video of the BSA Sportsman Model 15. I hope this helps someone with what they wanted to know. All videoing is mine, except for the Toby Keith Cutaway I ain't as good as I once was- Song by Toby Keith
How to make gunpowder with no fancy gear
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This educational video is for those who want to learn how to make good powder but who may not have fancy equipment. This is an educational video and should be treated as such. Thanks
Homemade Black-powder in CVA rifle
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This video is a little test fire of some homemade Gunpowder. I was using Black Label Pyrodex FFG VS my own number 2 grain powder. It went very well and with a little more development and work, will become a great project. The follow on video to this is coming, it will be on how I make mine without any expensive or high end equipment.
BSA Sportsman Model 15 Disassembly
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I have been asked a few times to do this video. The number 1 question is on the size of the magazine tube. The overall length for a modified tube (being limited from 15 shots to 10 ) is 54.5 CM - 21.45 INCH. The follower is the same diameter as any other follower on a tube fed 22.
CVA Cap and Ball Black Powder Rifle
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I made this video a while back but didn't get around to uploading it. The rifle is a CVA cap and ball black powder rifle chambered in .45 Cal, however I run .44 round balls with a patch of some kind.
X51 French 22 Rimfire Rifle
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Just a quick video where we have a look at the French X51 22 rifle. In my opinion, not a very good rifle but it goes bang, so hey ho . I apologize for the poor lighting, but this is the second attempt at making this video and this one is better compared the last one.
Tanning Wallaby Hides, Part 2, Episode 2
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Tanning Wallaby Hides, Part 2, Episode 2
Tanning Wallaby Hides, Part 2, Episode 1
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Tanning Wallaby Hides, Part 2, Episode 1
Tanning wallaby hides. Part 1 - - Skinning the Wallaby
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Tanning wallaby hides. Part 1 - - Skinning the Wallaby
Stirling Model 14P. The gun that won't die
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Stirling Model 14P. The gun that won't die
Stirling Model 14P bolt action rifle with 5 shot mag and crap scope
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Stirling Model 14P bolt action rifle with 5 shot mag and crap scope
Stirling Model 14P bolt action rifle with 5 shot mag
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Stirling Model 14P bolt action rifle with 5 shot mag
Thanks uploading. I own a model 1 and 5. I found with my model 1 I can place the round in the breech and it slides into the chamber on its own. It think the cut out is there to place the round on to load.. They are both very accurate. Nice triggers and fit. John from New Zealand
blown the shed up yet mate? I enjoyed the Vid
Not yet, but lost a few hairs on my hand a few times
Take the rocker cover off and see when inlet valve closes and exhaust begins to open that's the rock, then mark pulley it's either on spark or 180 out, also take plugs out and inspect if they drenched in gas if they were deiseling there would be no fuel if it ignites
It's brake ñot supposed to pump lt without pulling the trigger
My grandfather used to have this bsa model it was an amazing gem
They are fantastic little rifles, I have done a lot with my guns and absolutely love them. I will always have videos on and about them in the future
We are a cult following. Love my Sportsman but need a single shot and a tube loader too🙂
Hi there, thanks for your feed back. They are fantastic little guns. I am trying to find the model 10 but they are hard to find here
Thank you kindly!! Now i need to find a scope. You really helped me big time. Be blessed.
Thank you for this videos, I got the exact same rufle from my Dad recently. Unfortunately my eyes are giving in at age 50 and i cant shoot without glasses. Is there any way you could recommend fitting a telescope. I think its the only option for me.
Good day and thanks for your question. I have just dropped a new video and I cover the topic of a rifle scope. Thanks
I have the same gun Himachal India. This was a great video. Can you make a video of the rearsight and what the notches mean for shooting range. Also what is the range and is there a way to mount a scope
Thanks for your questions. I should have a follow up video soon
Yep they a neat old basic .22 about to refurbish one myself .
Bom dia amigo, tenho um rifle dese, se for possível eu queria saber o ano de fabricação dele. Obrigado
👍👍😁😁 VERYGOOD sudyord I from THAILAND PATLUNG
Thank you kind sir, I stripped mine without having any technical knowledge, you helped me to assemble it. Shoots beautifully. A precious gift from my dad in South Africa. You helped me and I'm grateful.
I have the same model gun from nagaland india.
And all that is homemade?
Thanks for this video. I may purchase one of these and it's good to see how the bolt comes apart. I appreciate you making this vid for that in particular. 👍
I've had a few other people asking for this video. It was one of the easiest ones to make. Glad you liked it
This at least makes a change from the only other video of these rifles on CZcams which was of a Deac in the UK. One day I might get around to making a video on mine. There seems to be a couple different types of sling swivel and stock configuration on these rifles.
It feels like just a normal screw in swivel like mine, but there are all ways different types, but it should all be the same in the end
Can u please do a disassembly video
Just put one up, check my channel. Thanks
i know mine is old, not sure what year
best gun ever. literally
That rifle was serve in royal thai army! And it's also in good condition How did you get it and How much did you get it for ?
I picked it up from a local chap and I think I paid about $1100. I also have the wild tiger bayonet but it just needs the grips fitting. The rifle is in good condition but the bore is a bit flogged and the sights are off
I have the same rifle Unfortunately I'm missing the magazine cant seem to find them in Australia
Perhaps you could make one using brass or copper tube. I don't think that it would be difficult to do
@@olivergardner7664 I did look into making one is it possible if u can send me some close up pics how the mag looks like so I can copy please
@@olivergardner7664 also a close up pic how the feed works
No worries, are you on FB? I can send them through messenger. Your name Peter Black on FB?
@@olivergardner7664 yes I am on face book I'll send my profile pic
Still like my 1100,70 yrs old and still like new. Still clean it weekly
I got one in 1994 and still works and shoots the same
I did find a crusty one in the gun shop but it had a good stock on it so I put all the good bits together and made a nice rifle and also have a crusty beater
Hi from America how hard is it to own a gun I think you're from New Zealand I own a smle in 762 from India made in the 60s good shooter excellent excellent shooting do you reload ammo
Gday, it isn't too hard to get a gun lisence in NZ. Just have to do the paper work and back round check and if it all goes through then your issued a licence within about 5 to 7 months from application. SMLE are very common rifles in NZ, most came home and used for hunting or on the farms. Also yes, I do reload ammo, much cheaper then buying off the shelf, especially with recent events
Pew pew
Nice shooting for iron sights bought 2 mags for my Marlin model 25 60.00 dollars at gun show was lucky to find. Looked all over here in the U.S. if you ever need some hard to find parts look up Numrich Gun Parts Kingston New York
Got mine for 80.00 but had to pay 20.00 for shipping and 20.00 to transfer. The magazine spring was missing and had to improvise with a Winchester spring. Worked out good. Great little gun and yours was damn bloody good video😎
Thanks for the positive reply, if you found this video, I plan to have one up soon on one of the sisters of this rifle
Hey mate! Love the video, thanks for all the informations! I was wondering if the egg ever gets washed off, I might have missed that bit maybe?
Gday Alessandro, the basic reply is no. The idea is that the egg has the same propertys as a brain tan. So when the egg is rubbed in, it begins to absorb into the hide, tanning it as it drys. Also "working it dry" is a key, so keep rubbing the hide, working it until dry. Once it is to a soft state then it is ready for smoking, that will help make it waterproof and machine washable. All this will be covered in the next video, not sure when that will be but it's coming
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Hi Oliver, I need a new magazine for my rifle sportsman five. Do you know how find ?
I'm afraid not, they are hard to find at the best of times
true, but if you see someone out there selling it, let me know. Thank you very much
@@leofranco2108 Try Numrich Gun Parts Kingston, New York
is that the A-Team theme song...lol
Yes it is
Is this ammunition still available for purchase?
. 303? Yes it is, it should be available at most gun shops and ammo stores. Mind you I was shooting Greek army Surplus, but most modern ammo producer's make it, but price will range
How u get that rifle
Got it off a local chap
Was not expecting the 303 to be so small
Love my Sportsman 5. Inhereted from my girlfriend's family and I'm the second owner. The sights work very well for me.
Mine was bought new in '51. But it's a 6rd magazine.
Nice old girl
I like those smiling tiger smle. But they are usually in awful shape in every way.
They have had a hard life and it would show
that is a mighty impressive looking leather bandolier
P05 bandolier. Its a repro from the shop Soldier of Fortune in Wales
Well that's putting a pest to good use.
Nice matey
I just cracked my cheap amazon one but I did at least 100 rounds with it I think maybe 200. Maybe glue will work. This is a neat solution thanks.
Does yours happen to be numbers matching? I have one too, but the bolt doesn't match the receiver's serial. They are within 111 of each other if I'm reading the numbers correctly. Mine is also a 3 digit serial number. Nice to see another around.
Hi Tom G, unfortunately it is not a matching numbers rifle, however to find one with the Siam bolt on a Siam rifle is hard to do. Hope this helps and hope you enjoyed the video
@@olivergardner7664 Liked the video, as their aren't many about these rifles.
None of these rifles have their matching bolts unfortunately.
these any good i just bought a sterling i think model 14 22lr and looking a 22wmr , how are they for accuracy ? we are on lockdown in victoria so wont be going out shooting for at least 6weeks , so much for a free country, Thanks for the video suprised there are not much more since it seems like these guns are everywhere on the second hand for sale sites
Hi there. These are old guns, the hardest thing about them is finding spare mags. But they are very good on rabbits and possums
14p is good rifle. I put a bayonet on it.
A Lee Enfield bayonet fit well, it just needs a locking lug
@@olivergardner7664 i use a m16 one, and works, well.
Cobs are great smokers! Nice Haul!
What do you do with rimless ammo?
I guess you get a washer and cut a bit out so you can insert the round. You'll have to play around with the idea. This puller works great BTW, it pulled 54R no worries and loosened 39 well. It still needs work but that's evolution. I would recommend cutting 3 slits in the chamber end cap. It makes it easier to take off. I might make the collecting end the same as the loading chamber as it is being difficult to open to remove the powder and bullet. Static electricity pose's a threat but you should be ok. Hope this helps.
A mosin recoiling on your collar bone is uncomfortable. Been there, done that.
If it's just the one shot, it's not too bad. Rapid fire, that hurts
One Country Gentleman, one Great Dane, looks like four Legends, and possibly an Eaton. It's a nice haul! The Gent and the Dane are the real prizes.
Your laugh at the end was the best thing about it