Desert Eagle restoration - 50 a.e. caliber gun restoration 

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Why is a gun that is made out of stainless and aluminum components rusted

La vendi?

Both.

It's now cleaned and United in a state of America again.

Or he leaves these things in solutions for videos to capitalize on because he knows it'll get clicks

@@Cosm1cCream I thought it was obvious lol

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It fell overboard in an unfortunate boating accident.

I was fond of the blue stuff

Its fake.

Cuz it's fake.

That'd be because its fake, gunmetal doesn't rust this way they soaked it in coca-cola for a few days then rub it off and act like craftsman.

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Got a timestamp on that? The model pictured at the end of the video shows ".50AE" stamped on the slide. I acknowledge there could be a switcheroo going on, but...

@@eddievhfan1984 I think he meant bolt, not barrel. 6:46

thats how they make these videos...

Its fake, and thats why he is a yt millionaire and you dont.

Ya definitely needs a new barrel. He did a great job at getting the rest of it serviceable at least!

For sure agree with the barrel that looks dangerous and cold bluing isn’t very durable it comes off pretty easily so just handling it would rub it away quickly

Cold blueing is not very good at protecting metal, slow rust blueing or Hot dip are much better options.

Smoothbore 50AE

Cold bluing offers zero protection to the metal and you’ll likely end up under tolerance from polishing the surface. If an expert Cerakote applicator, tolerance will be the same or better after Cerakote application since the surface is blasted first. You can get a nice tight fit if wanted by applying full thickness on the grooves and lands and working it with a rubbing compound. TL;DR: Cold bluing not a great option. Cerakote can be applied without affecting critical dimensions. Bore is in okay condition. Does not have grooves that many are accustomed to. Source: almost 30 years experience as a gunsmith/restoration specialist and certified Cerakote applicator.

Yeah, given the pressure these experience I'd seriously consider replacing it myself

who cares about the rifling this is obviously a gun that this scumbag artificially aged himself and then "restores" it lmao

Thank you. I saw that immediately myself. But there are plenty of so-called "experts" who can't tell a firing pin retaining pin from a forward assist, and insist that any Kalashnikov design is an "AK47".

@Angelina Jolie 💜 du hast doch Probleme lol

You know a lot for a fake restoration

person fired it, broke their wrist and tossed it into the trash. or it was in a flood

Have you ever seen a magnet fisher?

@@AsbestosMuffins the recoil isn't that bad.

@@blacksitetactical idk just how bad it is but ik it's pretty bad so if someone just grabbed it to be cool and couldn't handle it it would still make sense

I actually think your right. Watch how he handles it. It’s not like “aged” it’s maybe a few months in water aged. would this be considered “staged?”

This gun has been bathed to cause rapid corrosion to make it look aged. If it was real it wouldn’t have come apart so easily. It’s all fake.

Yup that's how they do it

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It is satisfying doe can’t een cap 😂

@@dglilkey2896 what language is that?

It is a very beautiful tool. But that was a serious fake restoration

Oddly enough I found the motion detracted from the video.

And someone who actually shoots the gun after restoring it. Unlike the others.

It's all fake.

@@mayorhaggar1275 what’s fake ?

PC bro here, saying cameraman is a micro aggression that will not be tolerated! 🤣

In the description....."This desert eagle is found in a desert near Palestine". When in combat or hostile situation a $2000.00 gun isn't even worth thinking about picking up.

@@derekbarrett6154 the point is who the fuck is using a desert eagle in combat? It's like the worst option ever.

@@breezy5673 switching to pistol is always faster than reloading! oh wait.. it's a pocket cannon not pistol :c

Did you see the rifling in the barrel?

@@breezy5673 Nothing is the worst option. The area has been a hot bed of violence for thousands of years and I would bet you could find almost any type of weapon buried in the sand there.

True, it's rusted but there is no pitting. Pretty obvious to anyone who's ever dealt with something that's actually been rusted.

I was thinking the exact same, no pitting at all, yet horrible corrosion that is weirdly uniform on either side? And on top of that: the description claims that the gun was found in palestine and sent to him by a Subscriber. This is fake af

Ну там АЕ было - робоботу простительно 🤣

He purposefully strips them of their coating/bluing and oil and places them in an oxidizing solution to artificially corrode them, then "restores" them.

Was most likely the victim of a natural disaster and had it recovered much later. Happens alot in extreme flood areas sadly

How much are these?

@@phiillzzz807 1500 dollars is the minimum price

@@Syxysypyrmyn is probably either stolen or a murder weapon..

Yoo waddup Walcom!

It's fake

Put one in a vinegar for a few days and then in a bucket with oily mud and it will look like this, since that’s what he likely did for this video.

The reason for that is the fact that this video is fake.

@@Urmel331and what made you so sure about that?🤔 U shot that video?☝😕

@@majornukehazard1989 maybe he's not a dumbass who believes everything he sees online and that's how he knows

Yr so right there

Thank you bro

@@restaurato6629 If the pistol was found in a desert near palestine like the description says then how was it legally exported, it couldnt be legally exported out of the west bank or israel so was it trafficked to jordan? That story makes no sense. You cant even buy a handgun like that in israel especially considering you can only legally own 1 handgun per person if your a civillian.

He Don need you respeck u have no authouritar.

I absolutely agree! This was my first ever gun restoration video. It was very satisfying to see it brought back to full health.

It ain't the 50ae , at the disassembly you can see the engraving .44

@@gordonbelfort7176 it says .50ae in the engraving

@@joaogomes291 are you sure about that ? I swear I have seen .44 maybe another meaning 😅

Ну да, испоганить вещь, а потом чинить её, почему бы и да, от меня дизлайк за то что зассал отделку рукоятки заговнячить, явно заранее снимал прежде, чем подвергать коррозии

Ага, круто автор додумался ствол испортить, чтобы героически восстановить, все ради таких как ты дурачков.

When exactly was the change?

A new offering announced this week pairs a standard black Desert Eagle Mark XIX in .44 Mag in a combo pack that includes a .50 AE caliber barrel in a black finish and a .50 AE magazine. Both barrels are 6-inch and have a combat-type fixed sight as well as a standard top rail. It has interchangeable barrels, this one could have been ruined and he just changed the barrel like it says you can do on the website.

Thank you for be here bro. I hope to see soon a gun restoration from u

It is fake

It's not meant to be shot.

I don't want to be that guy, but Desert Eagles don't have traditional rifling. So even brand new the barrel appears smooth.

@@RobertKliethermes Correct - there are barely visible low spots that give the round a slight twist... very difficult to see even when new

@@Tyler_J_Cook This guy shoots most of his restorations so how did you jump to that conclussion? Edit: He literally shoots it at the end of the video.

You are all idiots, the gun he was restoring was a .44 magnum. Literally says .44 on the bolt carrior.. Also you should never shoot a firearm that has pitting in the barrel, it can cause a catastrophic failure.. The pistol he shot at the range was definitely a different gun.

For 22+ million views.

You have good suspicion. If it was found in a desert in Palestine, internal components should not find almost the same if not worse corrosion.

@@Struggle-Snuggle what's so good about that? Why ruin a perfectly good and expensive gun?

@@ilovemalechickens to make thousands and thousands of dollars on a RU-vid channel buddy

@@jhtsurvival I know I was being sarcastic lol thanks anyway though

It’s called combat-tuff. People have been doing it for years and it really does look cool. I have a 1911 being made now that will have a gray and black worn finish like this. Looks pretty neat

It's fake

It’s fake lol

Bro I literally just dropped mine in a barrel of acid 😩😭

@@johnklatt3522 The rifling what you call "polygonal" was extremely shallow due to the extensive rust soo....it was smooooth

@@johnklatt3522 Tbh, it looks too smooth on 6:33, does the bullet really spin when exiting?

You could already see it. Hahahahaha.

@@kylejimenez8597 You aimed in the same spot? Damn, talk about the spread of a 4 inch shotgun🤣🤣

It would definitely need to be re-lined to function well. Haha

Me, right now

Exactly, I remembered this restoration and thought it was fishy at the time... came back to see for sure

@@joetuktyyuktuk8635 When I saw this video few months ago, I was thinking how the hell someone could let an expensive gun like that (new one ~3500€ here in Finland) to go in that condition. The whole background story was dumb too.

@@aleksihamalainen9229 The only way my mind could justify it's condition was maybe it was recovered from a body of water, magnet fishing or something... but yeah, now I see it as fake. I hate fake videos, youtube has so many... everything from fake bounty hunters to fake restorations, weak.

Me

Ma sei normale? che problemi hai?

Bro let the man have his content, it ain't bothering you or anyone

Yeah, nobody's leaving a Desert Eagle out in the elements accidentally. That's a $2000 pistol.

@@benn454 I mean, I dont think that they're doing it on purpose, but these videos definitely make way more than $2000. So for content, "ruining" a $2000 pistol to restore it and using that video to generate more money is a profit move that is smart.

@@user-nk3re4dj5h Absolutely. But the conceit of these restoration videos is that they are authentic. He would get a lot fewer views if he was upfront about it being staged.

Yes @SlyScot - he purposefully strips them of their coating/bluing and oil and places them in an oxidizing solution to artificially corrode them, then "restores" them.

@@user-nk3re4dj5h Re: "I don't think that they're doing it on purpose". Yes it's done on purpose.

They do it on purpose so they can “restore” it and get vieqs

hey, i've played farcry 2 before, that desert eagle was probably looted from a dead dude and fired several times to be in that kinda condition! lol

@@triiidot lol! If you read the description…he says it was found in the desert.

Every weapon he does looks exactly the same.

@@jackallison1207 really? This is the only one of his I’ve watched. Truthfully it doesn’t surprise me.

Couldve been found in a river or washed up on a beach it does take much for salt water to act on metals

thats what happens when you spray a mix of salt, vinegar and hydrogen peroxide on a pistol and wait 24 hrs then brush it all off for a "restoration" videl

@Angelina Jolie 💜 wtf are you talking about?

A fuck fake

Yeah, because it's fake. He faked the rust and everything on it, then made it seem like he acutally restored it. Ofcourse he would fire it, since there is noting wrong with the gun what so ever.

Thought the same, watch the end the accuracy is so bad lol

Also some of that rust could’ve damaged integrity no? High pressure round too… I was worried

@@nathanielmurphy2731 i don't know much about it but it didn't seem so badly rusted to be unsafe... i guess it affects the accuracy though

Remember desert eagles utilize polygonal rifling so I don't believe re-sleeving to be a viable technique here.

@@jmoney7289 Just due to the caliber size and heft of the barrel it could be done, but it is an old technique and a barrel replacement would be much more reasonable.

@@DJTheMetalheadMercenary and somewhat available.

@@baker90338 Yep.

@@DJTheMetalheadMercenary either way, check headspace.

And all the springs are still okay 🤔