Restoring 1917 British WW1 Webley Mark VI revolver, (with test firing) #restoration

#restoration #ww1 #revolver Restoring a great 1917 ww1 Webley & Scott Mark VI revolver chambered in .455. Of course we test fired it like all of our restorations. This firearm was left in a basement like most firearms with safes. Of course it sat in there too long. Hope you enjoy the video and consider subscribing. As always thanks for watching! Hot Bluing Process Tools Needed: 1. Stainless steel or Ceramic pot 2. Glass of stainless steel spoon 3. Glass thermometer 4. stainless steel basket 5. Respirator 6. Eye protection 7. latex or pvc gloves 8. Camp stove cook top 9. Propane tank 10. Lighter 11. Shop towels 12. Well ventilated area 13. Quench bath 14. Oil to sit in for 24 hours, wd-40, used motor oil 15. Steel wire for hanging parts 16. Acetone or brake cleaner 17. Scale that can measure lbs, oz. Materials Needed: 1. Distilled water 2. 99% Sodium Hydroxide - 5lbs per 1 Gallon of distilled water 3. 99% Potas