Als Schüler hatte ich diese Pistole und habe sie ein wenig überholt. Ich habe nur einmal damit geschossen – mit einer 9×19-Parabellum-Patrone – wobei ich die an einem Baum befestigte Pistole mit einer Schnur aus der Ferne abfeuerte. Der Lauf war nämlich ziemlich verrostet. Danach habe ich nur noch mit Blindmunition für Schlachtgeräte geschossen.

This poor gun has been screwed up so bad . But with his expertise and experience he has given this tool a somewhat a face lift. Shows that with talent and love for a pistol that has seen better days it came out great. All kudos to you. Master craftsman as you are!

Fascinating!

Nice Vivaldi

Hi. fonetic isn´t Steyr, but like shhh shhh Shhhtaeyr 👍😉

Astreines Video . Gut gemacht . Daumen hoch.

Beautiful

Great rescue !  this was a choice between  rescue and parts gun and the owner has a good useable presentable example he does not have to baby like that Krinka..and yes, right again, it's a Krinla.

Where can i get one of these!?

It's like scratching an itch just right at 44:38. That one line on the top/left was bothering me..but beautiful work as always

Another fantastic  demonstration of an art form Mark,  not a road race.

Always wondered why you don't use brass punches so as not to damage the metal surfaces.

Mirror polished, minute angle faced, 1/4 lb German ball peel is one of my used tools as an aerospace fabricator.

does that barrel rotate the same way a 1903 savage barrel rotates?

I hate electro pencil / pen.

Finally!  I have been looking for a disassembly video for my 1912 Steyr ever since I bought it.  I'm sure IT will benefit from a proper clean too!   Fun gun to shoot.

👍👍👍👍👍

MAn treating that hand gun like a nuclear weapon 😂😂😂😂

It takes less time to do the job right the first time, than rush the job and do it over.

At 9:35 he scratched it. This is what bothers me about the casual attitude he has. Just keep hitting it.