Прекрасная работа! Особенно порадовало, что вы не побоялись дать вторую жизнь деревянной рукоятке, многие реставраторы не заморачиваются и просто выпиливают новую, а я считаю, что надо максимально сохранять первоначальную комплектацию!👏🏻
You know, most of the restoration channels I watch usually restore the items to pretty much brand new. I can appreciate that you choose to not "sand off the edges". The wear and tear is there. The history is still clear after a face lift. Gold star🌟
It is surely fake. Anyone that saw a piece of metal rust like that know it is impossible to restore it that way. It is a backward fake restoration. Lets be honest. Where would he get all those guns in the exact same estate. Please.
@@mateusalgarve you sound like someone who think martial arts are fake because you have never been able to fight. Just because you can't, doesn't mean someone else can't too.
It's incredible to think about all of the adventures and memories that this gun may have been a part of, and now it can be appreciated once again thanks to the restoration work. This video is a great example of how restoration can bring new life to old objects and preserve their stories for future generations to enjoy. Thank you
@@Btfvt do you know how expensive setting up mass production was back then? The tooling and the machines themselves? The man hours and the experience and expertise the machinists needed to have? There was absolutely nothing easy about machining anything that small in the 1800s.
I'm not sure whats more impressive, this man's restoration ability in bringing old treasures, relics, and pieces of history back life, or that he seemingly has a tool for everything.
Brilliant I say. Commendable restoration work. What I liked the most is you didn't replace any old piece with the new ones. That's how a historic piece should be restored and preserved. Kudos
I’m so so glad you kept the hand grips and only lightly restored them. Too many people ruin Restos like this by replacing them when it isn’t needed. When I saw the condition they were in I was really hoping you’d keep them.
SELVA! Saudações ATLETICANAS! And almost certainly that preciousness doesn't work anymore. But it was worth it just for your recovery, congratulations on the excellent work. And that!
А я одновременно поражаюсь и мастерством реставратора, и мастерством человека, чья работа так великолепно выдержала проверку временем. Браво всем настоящим мастерам любой профессии! 👍👍👍
Я не мастер, но местами, по-моему, имело место варварство типа откручивания винтов странными плоскогубцами или отвёрткой меньше длины шлица. А так отличная игрушка для ребятёнка получилась!
@@reoman98 I don't think you understand the state of the gun. Something made of metal that has rusted that bad means that the delicate detail it may have had has been already lost. The removal of rust just shows the surface which hasn't been eaten up by rust.
I appreciate that you reused every one of it's parts and didn't change anything out for new ones, even the wood handle 😁 That is a true restoration. That goes to show how much better things used to be made. Over 200 years later, that old gun still works. I love it 😁
@@PecheurDeTresors Thanks for sharing! Longer restoration videos appreciated! As a gun collector it's amazing watching this. I didn't think it would look as nice as it does now. Good job!
When you sit down enjoying the restoration work and the beauty of the end piece you truly know you've moved into the next phase of your life and gotten old. Outstanding work 10/10 👍
Has it been confirmed that this is now functional as a firearm? I can't imagine it's the same caliber it used to be, given how much internal material was removed from the cylinder chambers and the barrel. I mean, mechanically it functions, but did the tolerances survive to actually be able to fire safely and accurately (at least, within a reasonable degree of how accurate it was when manufactured)? Because to me, a tool (especially a firearm) isn't "functional" if it can't be used for it's original purpose.
@@SpeedKing.. The mechanical action seems fine, and some mild inconsistencies in the cylinder chambers shouldn't cause too much issue. The biggest problems are the barrel inconsistencies, now-wider barrel diameter, destroyed rifling, and wider gap between the cylinder and barrel. It would probably shoot, but not accurately, and the risk of a squib would be my main concern.
J'en ai deux tout à fait identiques et presque en état de marche. J'ignorais de quand elles datent, maintenant je le sais. Très beau travail de restauration.
La plus belle arme que vous ayez pêché selon moi. Incroyable travail de restauration ! Je viens de m'acheter un aimant et j'espère faire un jour des découvertes comme celle ci. Bonne continuation, ne changez rien vous êtes parfaits !
Vraiment un bon job restauré des pièces c'est vraiment un beau métier leurs redonner une seconde vie, jamais j'aurais pensé une restauration aussi minutieuse Bravo 👌🏼
When I was in class 9 physics teacher was talking about electrolysis. It took me several years untill I saw this video to actually witness the application of electrolysis in real life. The beauty of science is "it never grows old".
I love it when restorations use electrolysis! More often they use sandblasting, which is more destructive. I'm especially impressed that you kept the original wood, almost nobody does that!
fascinating era and style of weapon, I had one such gun imported from France to Britain. Excellent job on the restoration, it is a shame it was lost for so long as such guns usually have a very beautiful finish.
Next time maybe you could video record the process of taking something apart. Then when you're putting it back together, you can refer back to the video recording if you can't figure out where something goes.
What do you mean? There’s pitting over the entire gun. Granted the steel wool circle sander is an awful choice for restoration. You probably saw one video about how many restorations are faked and now you call out every single video. 🙄
The music at the end is an old Irish song “The Star of the County Down”, my place of birth but now living in France, not far from the battlefield of the first engagement in the Franco-Prusse war. Quelle coïncidence! Bonne journée a tous! Ian
Captivating! My first time watching this channel. Seems like a good place to decompress from work stress - certainly more so than videos about politics, disasters, and serial killers.
Whenever I see such old things, I feel like if they could tell their life story, that would've been so fascinating.
You had to ruin the video didn't you
@@youssefbari7074 - How did he ruin the video?
@@youssefbari7074 what
Everything found doesn’t tell a story it brings you into the story 😈🔫
Lllllll
The durability of its manufacture is amazing🤯
Yeah it is !
The fact that it was able to be cocked and released after all that time with no replacement parts is bloody impressive on the makers part.
I agree, i was extremly surprized
Do you think it would fire
Прекрасная работа! Особенно порадовало, что вы не побоялись дать вторую жизнь деревянной рукоятке, многие реставраторы не заморачиваются и просто выпиливают новую, а я считаю, что надо максимально сохранять первоначальную комплектацию!👏🏻
You know, most of the restoration channels I watch usually restore the items to pretty much brand new.
I can appreciate that you choose to not "sand off the edges". The wear and tear is there. The history is still clear after a face lift. Gold star🌟
Thank you very much that's exacly the way we see the restorations of these relics 😀
It is surely fake. Anyone that saw a piece of metal rust like that know it is impossible to restore it that way. It is a backward fake restoration. Lets be honest. Where would he get all those guns in the exact same estate. Please.
Beau travail en effet
@@mateusalgarve you sound like someone who think martial arts are fake because you have never been able to fight. Just because you can't, doesn't mean someone else can't too.
@@mateusalgarve There's pitting in the metal. That gun has been rusted for a looong time.
No talking, No music, just the work and it’s sounds. Perfect video!!
The engineering that went into these old time weapons always astounds me.
And no computers to design them.
@@guyh.4553 exactly.
It's incredible to think about all of the adventures and memories that this gun may have been a part of, and now it can be appreciated once again thanks to the restoration work.
This video is a great example of how restoration can bring new life to old objects and preserve their stories for future generations to enjoy.
Thank you
Yeah thank you my friend !
you mean all the people its killed????
Napoleon would be proud. Your patience and skills are incredible. Much respect from America. If it wasn't for France, there wouldn't be one.
Thank you my friend ! You also have amazing guns in your rivers here !
Just imagine the cost of hand making all those tiny metal pieces in those days. Amazing that its double action
Yes it's a nice piece and it was cheap !
@@PecheurDeTresorsIm curious where it was found. Maybe it was used against the prussians.
@@natelav534 South of France, not in a battlefield
During the 19th Century things were made in factories & by machines.
@@Btfvt do you know how expensive setting up mass production was back then? The tooling and the machines themselves? The man hours and the experience and expertise the machinists needed to have? There was absolutely nothing easy about machining anything that small in the 1800s.
Amazing restoration! Thank you for sharing your work.
I'm not sure whats more impressive, this man's restoration ability in bringing old treasures, relics, and pieces of history back life, or that he seemingly has a tool for everything.
Brilliant I say. Commendable restoration work. What I liked the most is you didn't replace any old piece with the new ones. That's how a historic piece should be restored and preserved. Kudos
Thanks a lot !
@@PecheurDeTresors hey I feel really stupid asking this but can't we fire it ? Like you didn't test it with bullets yk that's why i was wondering
How in the fuck... Bro did you travel in time, or sumthin'?
Edit: yes I know yer comment ain't from 12 years ago lol
@@otteronii_on_twitter just takes a time machine
Holy shit dude, that was genius. Hats off!🤦♂️
I’m so so glad you kept the hand grips and only lightly restored them. Too many people ruin Restos like this by replacing them when it isn’t needed. When I saw the condition they were in I was really hoping you’d keep them.
Thanks you sir ! I wanted to keep it as original as possible
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I absolutely love videos like this no talking or music work and soothing sounds! So enjoyable thank you!❤
Thank you, see you soon then
beautiful resto, I appriciate the fact you don't replace anything, its a lovely piece of history
Thank you sir !
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Look at that…I love older tech, especially older revolvers, they just look visually appealing and it’s crazy. Keep doing what you’re doing!
Thank you very much sir
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@@PecheurDeTresors are you the person in the video
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素晴らしい復元作業でした😋
Le revolver est splendide. C'est super que la rouille ne l'est pas détruit et que le bois n'est pas entièrement pourri. Super travail en tout cas 👍
Merci l'ami !
From someone who restores guitars for a living among other things I can say you did an AMAZING job...I'm extremely impressed...
Thank you very much!
It's great to hear from a professional
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@@PecheurDeTresors does it shoot?
@@teru797 would be so nice If he shoot something...
@@teru797 With a low powder charge maybe, but these cartbridges are hard to find
Gorgeous, really just a pleasure to watch. All the mechanisms still working, the lost history of the piece. Just great.
That's crazy it's still working, thank you sir !
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A paciência é a técnica dessa pessoa fez o trabalho brilhante
Para colecionador isso vale fortuna.parabens ao restaurador
SELVA!
Saudações ATLETICANAS!
And almost certainly that preciousness doesn't work anymore. But it was worth it just for your recovery, congratulations on the excellent work. And that!
А я одновременно поражаюсь и мастерством реставратора, и мастерством человека, чья работа так великолепно выдержала проверку временем. Браво всем настоящим мастерам любой профессии!
👍👍👍
Большое спасибо!
@@PecheurDeTresors privet
Извиняюсь кнш но рил у него воды нету можно хотяб было рукоятку помыть перед затеранием и лакировнием что не была в болоте
Привет из остров суматра, Индонезия
Я не мастер, но местами, по-моему, имело место варварство типа откручивания винтов странными плоскогубцами или отвёрткой меньше длины шлица.
А так отличная игрушка для ребятёнка получилась!
brilliant work! its nice that you restored it without adding or replacing parts, that way its actually a true relic of the past. thank you:)
Exactly ! Thank you sir
True relics of the past are always best restored with strong abrasives like electric wire brushes that can wear metal.
Causing further loss of detail.
@@reoman98 you don't understand how tough the rusting is...you can't be gentle with it
@@reoman98 I don't think you understand the state of the gun. Something made of metal that has rusted that bad means that the delicate detail it may have had has been already lost. The removal of rust just shows the surface which hasn't been eaten up by rust.
Absolutely fabulous restoration, you really know guns!!
Thank you sir !
Can't wait to see what it looks like when it's finished! Hope part 2 is coming soon
I appreciate that you reused every one of it's parts and didn't change anything out for new ones, even the wood handle 😁 That is a true restoration.
That goes to show how much better things used to be made. Over 200 years later, that old gun still works. I love it 😁
Thank you for your comment, you are right it's a robust gun !
Amazing job 👍 I was surprised you even got it apart with out it falling to pieces. Finished project turned stunning. Well done
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およそ150年前のものをここまで綺麗に復元できるその技術に脱帽
The quality of metal!
I’ve been sceptical seeing that object before n been totally amazed with the result!
Well done 👆👍
Yeah really well made !
The guy who made that gun died long ago but his creation still remains.
It's pretty amazing that something that old and that rusted can be even taken apart!
Yes it was really a long time of work
@@PecheurDeTresors Thanks for sharing! Longer restoration videos appreciated! As a gun collector it's amazing watching this. I didn't think it would look as nice as it does now. Good job!
agreed
Amazing, love preserving History, very good
شي مذهل واول مره اشوف قطع اثريه يتم ترميمها اشكرك علي العمل الجميل كم انت رائع
Amazing how you were able to salvage the wooden handles.. Great Job..
Thanks sir !
When you sit down enjoying the restoration work and the beauty of the end piece you truly know you've moved into the next phase of your life and gotten old. Outstanding work 10/10 👍
Thank you very much sir !
Well, then, I have gotten old being 18 yo...
J'admire ta patience pour tes restauration vraiment du beau travail.
Só em você ter tido a paciência desse trabalho já é admirável e a arma é muito antiga bonita é uma relíquia 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
PENA QUE NUNCA ACHAMOS ALGO ASSIM SE EU ACHASSE FICARIA BEM FELIZ
The fact that this weapon was restored to working condition is amazing.
Speaks of the worksmanship of both this guy and the guy who made the revolver.
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Has it been confirmed that this is now functional as a firearm?
I can't imagine it's the same caliber it used to be, given how much internal material was removed from the cylinder chambers and the barrel.
I mean, mechanically it functions, but did the tolerances survive to actually be able to fire safely and accurately (at least, within a reasonable degree of how accurate it was when manufactured)?
Because to me, a tool (especially a firearm) isn't "functional" if it can't be used for it's original purpose.
@@TheKhopeshI have a feeling this thing will explode in your hand if you shoot it
@@SpeedKing..
The mechanical action seems fine, and some mild inconsistencies in the cylinder chambers shouldn't cause too much issue.
The biggest problems are the barrel inconsistencies, now-wider barrel diameter, destroyed rifling, and wider gap between the cylinder and barrel.
It would probably shoot, but not accurately, and the risk of a squib would be my main concern.
Amazing!!! Your restoration skills are amazing, but it's also surprising that your ancestors at that time had such precise skills.👍👍
Thank you very much ! Yes it's really well made
It's french quality
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J'en ai deux tout à fait identiques et presque en état de marche. J'ignorais de quand elles datent, maintenant je le sais. Très beau travail de restauration.
Merci 😀
It’s amazing to think something that once looked just used was made to look like it came from 2000 years ago and then “restored”. Just amazing.
La plus belle arme que vous ayez pêché selon moi. Incroyable travail de restauration ! Je viens de m'acheter un aimant et j'espère faire un jour des découvertes comme celle ci. Bonne continuation, ne changez rien vous êtes parfaits !
Bonne pêche alors ! Merci beaucoup
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Meticulous work. Really enjoyed the systematic way it was restored without adding any new parts. Hats off to you .👏👏
I feel happy when i see these videos what a pleasure to reuse the old things
Золотые руки делают волшебство,спасибо за показ
Vraiment un bon job restauré des pièces c'est vraiment un beau métier leurs redonner une seconde vie, jamais j'aurais pensé une restauration aussi minutieuse Bravo 👌🏼
Истинное удовольствие смотреть за вашей работой
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جمعَ هذا الرجلُ في عملِه الصبرَ والإتقانَ والذوق.
تحية له.
Really great sympathetic renovation, so fortunate the handles survived as well.
Lot of chance for this one 😀 thank you
No words to describe your work. Awesome Job, Keep it up !
Thanks my friend ! New restoration us coming in abour 1 week
@@PecheurDeTresors Never seen anything like this before..... Ever! Thx.
wow
Aur faug Bhai kaise ho ??
@@bladexplays2007 good
I’m surprised that the mainspring was still in intact, very well done. Beautiful piece
I was also ! Thanks sir !
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Leafsprings are one of the few parts I actively despise in designs. Mainly because they are weird, and near impossible to replace.
Superb work. Amazing how it was brought back to something like operational after 150 years in water.
Thank you sir !
superbe. C'est un faucheux à broches que l'on appelait le pistolet des curés.
I was expecting the metal pieces to fall apart in the condition it was found. But with your skill I am actually thrilled and mind blown. Very good
🔥 I will have the right ⏯️⏯️⏯️
This is a fake restoration
Fake rust
@@0HSOLEMIO that's real rust, not like some videos
Watch enough of these types of videos and you'll soon learn what lasts
Awesome con job
When I was in class 9 physics teacher was talking about electrolysis. It took me several years untill I saw this video to actually witness the application of electrolysis in real life. The beauty of science is "it never grows old".
Exactly ! Really usefull and easy to make
I love it when restorations use electrolysis! More often they use sandblasting, which is more destructive.
I'm especially impressed that you kept the original wood, almost nobody does that!
Thank you mate !
I genuinely had more satisfaction from this video than I’ve had from my wife in the last 4 months
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Either thats a shit joke or you have a shit marriage with shit communication.
Well, you should consider meeting me
@@NOV123 as soon as I get my divorce papers signed 😌
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Wow, I'm impressed. Excellent restoration work. Lovely piece of history there
It is ! Thank tou sir
it’s funny in such videos that you’re almost at the end it still looks like as if we are far away from the finished product…😂😂😂
Rasta qui ne remet jamais en doute son utilité 😂 Suberbe vidéo continuez comme ça !
Fascinating and very satisfying to watch. The stories these items must hold!
Thank you very much sir 😀
If they're found in a lake their stores are probably murder. But I agree entirely it is not the tools fault the wielder hadn't ill intentions
@@soapbaker1968 That’s what I was thinking 😂
Really satisfying and very relaxing
Зачем солдатам тех годов нужны были убогие мушкеты ? если уже были такие крутые шести зарядные револьверы.
fascinating era and style of weapon, I had one such gun imported from France to Britain. Excellent job on the restoration, it is a shame it was lost for so long as such guns usually have a very beautiful finish.
Thank you very much sir !
Amazing work
Yeah I have lost it in the battle. Thanks for finding it.
What a good craftsmanship. I appreciate your talented work.
Very impressive wood quality. It held up well for being in water for so long.
Amazing skills
복원기술이 엄청나네요! 어쩌다 여기까지 오게되어 잘 봤습니다 ^^
Ça fait plaisir de voir la chaîne d'un restaurateur, français qui plus est !
Merci beaucoup l'ami et oui on a du savoir faire ici !
It's amazing what you can do when you set your mind to things and just take your time. Excellent work simply excellent
Thank you sir !
この技術は芸術であり、エンターテイメントだ。
そして愛犬もとても可愛い。
Это просто невероятно, столько времени прошло, а пистолет не развалился.
Мне интересно, а за такую деятельность там уголовки нет?..
@@user-pn8eb2eu6d скорее всего нет.
Very cool to watch. I usually have no problems taking things apart. It's remembering how it all goes back together that stumps me!
Yes that was crazy on this one, thanks sir
Next time maybe you could video record the process of taking something apart. Then when you're putting it back together, you can refer back to the video recording if you can't figure out where something goes.
Some could've just said it's beyond restoration. Well done!
Thanks man !
Best video I've ever watched in my life....... Thank you for posting this.
Wow thank you !
My favorite part is when the dog made an appearance.
I'm amazed at how there is so little structural damage from the rust.....it's almost like it rusted in the most ideal conditions for restoration.
Kinda sus
What do you mean? There’s pitting over the entire gun. Granted the steel wool circle sander is an awful choice for restoration. You probably saw one video about how many restorations are faked and now you call out every single video. 🙄
@@Matt1Mahoney Yup some pristine pitting. I love how even the flathead cutouts on the screws are still intact. lol
Quel boulot! Bravo! Tu n'est pas seulement doué avec un aimant ! 😉
I love restauration, you did a great job!!
Congratulations!!
👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you sir
Brilliant restoration.
Whilst watching this my mind drifted in wonder of how people lived in those days. Beautiful restoration.
Incredible job. Well done.
Trabalho perfeito, de alguém que manja.
Restauration incroyable !! Il est ressorti tellement beau ! Tu es doué et bien outillé. Mer Rasta qui passe de temps en temps. Merci pour tes vidéos.
Merci beaucoup l'ami ça fait plaisir
First time ever watching a restoration vid and I must say I am amazed and totally respect the time, patience, and talent of someone at this level.
Thanks a lot !
Me too
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Lolplppplppplllpp
I can never get enough of these restorations
Thanks man
@@PecheurDeTresors I be dreaming about finding one do these rusty relics lol. Awesome job
very good! I like that you reused all the parts instead of making new wooden handles. just shows you what can be done!
Thanks sir !
Браво, за работу!
The music at the end is an old Irish song “The Star of the County Down”, my place of birth but now living in France, not far from the battlefield of the first engagement in the Franco-Prusse war.
Quelle coïncidence!
Bonne journée a tous!
Ian
Wow i agree it's a beautiful coïncidence, à bientôt l'ami
@@PecheurDeTresors à très bientôt, salut de Lorraine!
Ian
Beau travail! Incroyable que le ressort du doigt élévateur soit toujours en état après tout ce temps passé dans l'eau.
Great job! Looks beautiful!
Ficou linda mano
Great restoration!
Thank you sir
Captivating! My first time watching this channel. Seems like a good place to decompress from work stress - certainly more so than videos about politics, disasters, and serial killers.
I'm happy to make your day better ! Thank you, see you soon
Amazing, mesmerising, out of this world!! 🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅
Thank you sir !
@@PecheurDeTresors you're very welcome 😁🤗
I would have replaced the wood of the handle. Otherwise, nice job.
Wow I'm impressed that you managed to save the grips as well!
Thank you sir !
The fact that it still functions is just incredible
I agree i was really surprized
(He was surprised) he just made it rust with chemicals to make money