12 Bor Rapeater Klashankov Restoration
- last year
Hello everyone! Today I'm restoring a very Rusty 12 gauge repeater AK-style shotgun. This 12 Bor Pakistani rifle, was made in 1990. It was hidden inside a wall and was found by builders during renovation.
The gun was very Rusty. Some parts were missing. I was hesitant to restore such an old rifle, but I decided it would provide me with useful experience. This means much time is needed for the restoration. however, I managed to complete the restoration of this beauty.
The restoration process starts with the disassembly of the gun and after I put the Rifle in my classic liquid to remove rust and start the restoration.
This video is only a restoration of a historical object and in no way about an apology for weapons. The gun was not difficult to disassemble. The hard part for me was fixing the broken stock and bringing out the beautiful colors of the wood. In the end, I was quite happy with how the bug-chewed stock came out. I wanted to give a real test fire for the video, but for safety, I will wait until I have the riffle looked at by a qualified gunsmith. After that, the rifle looks brand new, but the restoration process is not ended, because this gun needs a lot of other processes to have a good restoration.
The gun was very Rusty. Some parts were missing. I was hesitant to restore such an old rifle, but I decided it would provide me with useful experience. This means much time is needed for the restoration. however, I managed to complete the restoration of this beauty.
The restoration process starts with the disassembly of the gun and after I put the Rifle in my classic liquid to remove rust and start the restoration.
This video is only a restoration of a historical object and in no way about an apology for weapons. The gun was not difficult to disassemble. The hard part for me was fixing the broken stock and bringing out the beautiful colors of the wood. In the end, I was quite happy with how the bug-chewed stock came out. I wanted to give a real test fire for the video, but for safety, I will wait until I have the riffle looked at by a qualified gunsmith. After that, the rifle looks brand new, but the restoration process is not ended, because this gun needs a lot of other processes to have a good restoration.