#restoration #gunrestoration
So this video has been by far the hardest and longest restoration to date. The Colt AR-15 is very iconic in history. This one was in some sort of fire or explosion that caused a short fire that did not get to hot. The action was not seized which was a huge help. This Colt AR-15 A2 was in a military contract in the early 1990’s. In the present day it does not hold that designation. The Colt AR-15 was invented in 1959 until present day. Hope you enjoy the video and consider subscribing. As always thanks for watching our content and supporting the channel.
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Probably one of the best ones he has worked on lmao.
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Nice job.. new subscriber from Nagaland India 😊
Aqui de novo em 29/07/2026. Restauração maravilhosa!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂so much unnecessary sht and all that work just to do it wrong and not replace the few parts that needed to be changed
Wrong side hammer spring 🥲
91 fox here.. please tell me when you put the compensator on you didn't reuse the washer and did you also reuse the old bolt rings ?
People just setting fire to their weapons all over the US apparently ….
14:19 Exactly! 🤌🤌🤌
太棒了！ nice❤
La.h7bieras dejado color aluminio, con partes negras
A few questions:
1) How did you get into this? It seems like you have access to some really interesting older or niche firearms which I find fascinating, what do you do with them after you’re done restoring them?
2) What educational resources do you use? How does one go about educating themselves on the best restoration methods? What have you found most helpful?
3) Where did you procure your sandblaster? 😂 That thing is a beast!
Thanks for your videos! I find them really interesting and I love learning about the techniques you use and the end product!
7:00 Next time remove the handguard before the gas block and gas tube, makes it easier
I think it would have looked cool to leave it without blueing or painting
you should pair it with the restored M1911
Its been almost 25 years and it can vaguely remember most of those parts by name! 😂 That weapon was a drag to clean!
Test fire is a completely different rifle.
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I hope whoever got scammed on gunbroker for this thing watched this hackjob of a video. Hilarious.
Amazing job as always . Are you guys self taught ?
wtf is worng with you
Why didn't you assemble the Delta Ring before you mounted it on the barrel?
It was great, with all these details, how do you not forget where each pin or screw is?
lol
Wow expert!
Nice!
Nice work 😃👍👍👍
Didn't stager rings on bolt going to get blow by
Wow…
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I have to echo what everyone else said. That was amazing. You're definitely a first class Gunsmith. That looked like it was fun, as long as you know what you are doing and have all the right equipment. Obviously you had All of that. So WOW. That was Really Cool. Thanks for sharing this.
Beautiful work
Amazing work bro. True skill right here.
Why not just cerakote it?