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I have recently acquired this Type 30 bayonet from a local pawnshop. I noticed it was in need of some help so I took it home with me and found it to be a challenge to bring back to life. There was a lot of pitting on the blade, a lot of rust everywhere and the button was cemented in place. So lets see what can be done to it! The Japanese Type 30 bayonet was developed in the late 19th century to be equipped on the Type 30 Arisaka rifle. Japan manufactured and deployed this model of bayonet until the last day of WW2. They were used on countless Japanese weapons and are not limited to the Type 30, 35, 38 and 99. Any conflict Japan was involved in, these bayonets were used extensively. The audio originates from December 8th 1941, the day after Pearl Harbor and the Japanese thrust southward into European colonies. This gives historical context on where these bayonets were used. Link to audio source: https://youtu.be/H85CEYh8rZU?si=jgorsYvtxp4wq6hJ The purpose of this video is to help preserve the history of this bayonet and to spread awareness of its upkeep. It is intended to extend the life of this piece of history for many generations to come. If you like this type of stuff, please like and subscribe because there will certainly be more things in need of preserving!

In this video I will be disassembling, cleaning and reassembling a Chinese Type 56 SKS. These rifles are often said to be inferior to Soviet designs. However the Chinese manufactured the SKS in greater quantities, for much longer and put them through extensive use. They seem to match and even surpass Soviet SKS designs in quality and functionality. This particular one was manufactured in 1973. The audio you are hearing in below order: 1. Report on Sino-India war 1962 2. Opening salvoes in the Sino-Vietnam war. 3. Reports on end of Sino-Vietnam war. This video is to show the process of disassembly, cleaning and brief reassembly to preserve this rifle and its history for the generations to come. Links to audio source: Sino-Indian War - https://youtu.be/pL8exZ7iFUw?si=Lyev1vWosQCS9SQ6 Sino-Vietnam War (Opening Salvo) - https://youtu.be/2-XPkhyxGh0?si=rofMMQ-hzlZUK10_ Sino-Vietnam War (End) - https://youtu.be/ziVaVBxTSoY?si=RrgdTbnHAcHotqZQ Please like and subscribe if you enjoy!

In this video I will be disassembling, deep cleaning and reassembling a RS121 Siamese Mauser Bayonet. Only 40,000 of these were made. I feel very blessed to have one in my collection. Audio you are hearing is general news from January 4th 1943 regarding the European theater and recently opened Pacific theater. Source - Old is Best Please like, subscribe and leave a comment!

This video involves the total disassembly, cleaning and reassembly of a rifle known my the following names. Chiang Kai-Shek rifle Chinese Mauser Type 24 rifle Zhongzheng Rifle 4K/60FPS Available Enjoy this cleaning with some historical ambiance! This videos purpose is for education, respecting history and preserving artifacts. History audio is of Song Mei-Line (Chiang Kai-Sheks wife) addressing the US congress in 1943. Remaining audio is also from 1943. Channel audio source: @Old Is Best Link - https://youtu.be/Znn2mZr3z4o

Siamese Mauser - Type 66 breakdown and deep cleaning with some historic ambiance. I love this Mauser as it is a unique mix of German Mauser design with Japanese Arisaka design. Manufactured in Tokyo and exported to Siam (Thailand), they were used in the Franco-Thai war 1940-41. 4K/60FPS Available Sit back at enjoy the only Siamese Mauser on Rumble! News broadcast takes place in May 1938 and can be found on @oldisbest470 .

This week is a "Blitz" video of me cleaning a Italian Carcano Moschetto rifle I acquired from SarcoInc. The rifle is in good condition, the only issue I have is SarcoInc. engraved their company name on the receiver. These rifles have a very long history of service in many wars on many continents. They are a fun interesting little rifle with readily available ammunition (6.5 Carcano). This particular one needs the round nosed bullets to properly function. The audio you are hearing is a British journalist covering the Battle of El Alamein and then the naval invasion of Oran, Algeria. This gives historical context to where many of these rifles were used. Old Is Best - UCjSwRgbfc7ct-bQ_JQBKPNA Link to audio source - https://youtu.be/EbBVfQISovk?si=w6sahGLxZG9IfybY This video is to show the process of disassembly, cleaning and brief reassembly to preserve this rifle and its history for the generations to come. Enjoy! Like and subscribe for more similar content!