Mad respect for this guy. He knows he's gonna have a language barrier with literally everyone who comes to the booth, but he's still there giving it the full send.
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
I love it when the engineer is the product rep. Just in general. The engineer has dedicated years to the project and are always so damn excited to talk about it.
@@m4rvinmartian So this gun isn’t a good product just because the guy who designed it showed up to talk about what he made himself? I don’t know if I can go along with that line of thinking. I’d rather have a sample of the product, see how it performs, and them make a judgement. He only has two pistols but they could be very high quality for the price and very well made for what they are. He didn’t try to dazzle us with a bunch of BS. I see so many companies who have reps show up that aren’t the owner. They have multiple models, multiple formats, multiple coatings, multiple paint schemes, multiple engravings, and all of the products are terrible. Glock has been making the same pistol for virtually the entire time they’ve been in business. Gaston Glock used to do this same stuff when he started out if I’m not mistaken.
@@leroyjenkins4811 what he means is that the (not top quality companies) top selling companies that have the money to send someone who has the PR training out instead of sending the guy who knows it the best. You find with a lot of these smaller companies, the engineer comes out if they’re confident in their product. I’ve met a lot of people who designed the firearm and their spouse at industry shows for companies I don’t remember the name of. Products always felt great, very tight and made of good materials, just never what I was exactly interested in and unfortunately I will never find those companies again.
Thank you... I work around 3 years at this project during my free time.. Make the project.. The equipment.. The cnc programs.. The samples... Make test.. Make a lot of modify.. Everithings alone... Other company has staff of 30/40 persons
@@isproject2169 congratulations. The gun looks very cool, especially for the price. One thing I predict you may have problems/critiques about, is the grip safety. I don't know if you included it due to the various laws that there may be in different European countries(or Italy specifically), but if you plan on exporting these to the U.S., I think most Americans will not like the grip safety, especially if they're looking at this as carry gun, or for home/self defense in general.
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
It was honestly cracking me up. Couldn't help but think of an Italian chef speaking about his dish he made. Was talking to a guy the other day at an Italian restaurant with just and much enthusiasm and just as heavy an accent 😂
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
I really appreciate this guy doing his best to speak English and James for being such a great host. I look forward to seeing more of this pistol and maybe we can get our hands on it in the US.
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
This guy is a hell of a salesman. The fact that it takes Glock mags and sights is a huge bonus, I'd gladly buy one if it comes in close to that price point 😄👍
@@ADB-zf5zr I love the genuine effort put into the english, Guy speaks better about the firearm that hes showing off than some native english speakers do at these kinds of events.
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
This is why we love it when engineers sell us guns. I would literally buy this today for $200 more than what he’s asking. Very cool poor mans laugo alien.
It really is kinda in the spirit of the Mateba as well. The engineer was talking about how he was an automotive engineer and the low center of gravity reducing the recoil, in cars it aids in handling and stability. Same same. Italians love their low slung machines apparently
@@dyingbreed7740 Engineers who come from non-firearm backgrounds make the coolest firearms! I also like how much engineers focus on the quality of the steel, how all the materials are treated and finished. They really appreciate using the newest possible materials and manufacturing technology.
I'd predict around $1200 to $2000 range. Hopefully $1200, would be really cool to feel how it shoot. I should've pick up a Rhino when I got the chance.
Reminds me of the Hudson. Not quite as low of a bore axis as the Alien, but at 1/8th the price, it's a steal. Love that you can adjust the trigger stop and reset!
Yes, but the smarter version where they start with polymer instead of a steel frame and have other firearm designs they can keep selling to cover temporary loss of revenue caused by any unforseen issues in general production. Don't get me wrong I thought the Hudson was cool, this is just... coming from a more experienced place, it seems to me.
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
@@bigbenis9631 Any proof? I have the appraisal of the court of Brescia, Italy, made on the company servers which certifies the theft of the project made by Inverardi !!!
@@ghittifrancesco3176 You do realize that if what you are saying is false, you can get sued for slander/libel. You have provided no proof whatsoever. And TH-cam will provide all identifying information about you and your account to a lawyer.
That was cool I understood the details. That’s an interesting pistol especially the trigger adjustment. My first gun was Italian a Beretta 96 Centurion in .40 S&W. Hard hitter.
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
@@MRsolidcolor Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
As a Journeyman Toolmaker and firearm/2A enthusiast, I was kicking around a principle for a way to get the bore axis lower on a full sized 9MM handgun, and now I see this guy figured it out, and I don't have to kick that around anymore in my head. I love his design, from what I see here. That looks like the execution of the principle I had in my head. I can't wait for these to come out and for reviews and shootings of this gun to start to appear on TH-cam.
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
Shout out to this guy going for it in English. Genuinely doing a good job with limited speech. I hope he is at IWA next year too for an update on his skills.
Long over due on low bore axis competition and development. Way to blend CZ (low bore) & Glock (mags) attributes into a platform that also allows for optics. Highly recommend a review on one of these. James - keep up the great work
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
I love working with folks when there is a language barrier like this but we're both enthusiastic about the topic. It's a very cooperative effort that is required and both people end up helping each other out. It has a very "fellowship-y" feel to it and everyone has a lot of laughs/fun. It's like playing charades sometimes. My gf's Uncle is one of my favorite people on earth and he barely speaks English. I'm motivated to sharpen up my Spanish just so I can communicate better with him.
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
@@NoTimeForThatNow Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
Man. the biggest thing I love about these videos? The language skills. So many knowing a ton, and so much attempting to commnicate with pantomiing and also teaching the hosts words and languages. I friggin love that it isn't just locked out. languages and communication is so important. and its pretty awesome that firearm video is showing that pretty well.
Doesn't help english has so many synonyms. He said 'modify' trigger when we're more likely to say 'adjust' when it comes to trigger screws. Kudos to him for being open to suggestion and assistance, then again he is motivated to sell us his new toy 😅
That was an intelligent design choice to use glock magazines. An adjustable trigger is also a nice feature. Many Glock knock offs are better than the original. Especially when it comes to triggers and factory sights. The downside to these glockoffs are their magazines. Proprietary, and often more expensive than glock mags. I'll keep an eye on this company and see if these pistols actually make it into widespread production with the current global situation on going.
That has two sides to it. If they use glock mags they're forced to use almost the same grip angle. If they use different mags they're 'free' to make lots of other design choices.
@@onpsxmember you sure about that? My polymer80 uses Glock mags says otherwise with their 18 degree grip angle. 18 degrees is 1911 grip angle territory.
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
@@Lordofthepoors Sorry bro, your kid looked down the barrel of your glock and pulled the trigger and now the kid's dead. Grip safety's are awesome and more pistols should have them.
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!!!
His thinking is counterintuitive though. He's saying pistols have been the same for ever then says he wants to innovate but uses the Browning action with Glock mags hahaha! I get it though. Who doesn't have Glock mags laying around at this point that's the main reason i am willing to buy it hahaha
@@alexduke5402 how’s that counterintuitive? Innovation doesn’t mean throwing the baby out with the bath water. He innovated some stuff while keeping some stuff the same. That’s how innovation works. Look at Tesla. No one would say Elon didn’t innovate because he uses tires on his cars.0
Looking at the stuff on the wall in the back too, I'm really interested in seeing what else Revo Arms does in the coming time. those look like some *nice* guns
Without a doubt the best vendor you visited he did the best he could to explain the firearm he even disassembled it and showed you how to put it back together, he's proud of the product awesome that's all I can say.
As a competitive shooter with a penchant for low bore axis plastic fantastics, I am VERY interested in this gun. I just hope the optic cut is for an RMR or Deltapoint pattern rather than the Docter-Noblex footprint.
@@ichderjogi if they had to go with a footprint for an enclosed emitter dot, I'd much rather it be the Holosun 509t than the ACRO. It weighs less, is made of a more durable material, has a larger window, has better battery life, etc.
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
I feel like what he really meant early on when talking about going with a super low bore axis but using a Browning system is that this is a lot more reasonable to produce than something like the Laugo Alien. Sure, it's got a low bore axis but you've got the newfangled piston delayed blowback thing going on. Smart to use Glock sights and magazines with a new baseplate. There's your aftermarket taken care of. Good for him and the other good people at Revo. I wish them much success.
The Alien could be far cheaper - there is nothing about the mechanism that is uniquely difficult or expensive to manufacture. Walther makes a gas delayed blowback pistol that costs less than $500. I think that Laugo could achieve a similar build quality and still make a profit at $2500 per unit if made in larger numbers.
@@henrymumford4937 Laugo is a much smaller and newer company, they've only really been around for about 5 years and the Alien is their first product - which clearly isn't true of Revo. Nothing you said is wrong, just providing some context for why they might have chosen something they can sell for a high price in small numbers.
The Italian engineer is half salesman! Sold me on the gun with his exciting italian accent, makes me think the gun will be like a dream to shoot. Like driving a Ferrari.
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!!!
Around 8:00 you can see the slide riding back and fourth when dry firing. Reminds me when I built a poly80 Pf9ss and it had a weak aftermarket recoil spring in it. Made it really unreliable. Using an oem spring made it function correctly. Hopefully this isn’t an issue on this particular firearm
@@npetersen76 have you fired your mr920 much? It’s possible shark fin on your trigger bar is making contact with the slide and pulling the slide back while you pull the trigger. Sometimes it will leave a wear mark on the inside of the slide. I’ve had that be a thing with aftermarket slides/trigger bars. Usually goes away after the the two parts wear into each other. But on my Pf9ss it was a weak spring. Maybe the TB or safety plunger is hanging up on your mr920🤷🏽♂️
@@PatrickS9595 probably only 200 rounds. But have run the slide probably 1000 times because I also had a problem where the slide was hanging up on the barrel and keeping the gun out of battery. It cause a lot of malfunctions before I stood there for 15 mins just racking the slide over and over. It’s had no problems in the last 100 rounds. Still hangs up a little bit when I move the slide slowly and still clicks forward a bit when I dry fire the gun just like in the above video.
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects ...
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
This is exciting! I had dismissed it as something too expensive for my budget, but if they are targeting 650 euros, there's definite potential. It looks like a much more expensive pistol.
Wow, what an outstanding looking firearm! It's nice to see such innovation is still happening. 650 EUR is about $710, which I think is pretty reasonable.
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!!!
Once again, the Italians are making a gun I really really want to buy. I would prefer a thumb safety instead of the grip safety, but that's a minor gripe.
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects.
James, thanks for stopping at this booth, this looks promising if it pans out to be reliable. Hope to see you do a review on one when they come stateside
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects...
I will be honest.... this was one of the most pleasant surprises for me there... their booth was close to our CZ booth so I had a chance to stop by and really really nice guns :)
I've got to say, I love how this guy uses the English words he knows to explain things, even without knowing the specific English terms. Even through the language barrier you can tell he's one sharp dude.
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
It's amazing how there are so many people in foreign countries that can speak better than we can speak their language. This is a very impressive firearm
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You have to hire this guy for TFBTV without delay
James, please make this!!
I third! This guy is a badass!
@@joemo1033 for European standards italy is the florida of Europe. Or is that the balkans?
The way he says "recoil" has my vote
@@joemo1033 you liked his tie and James’ shorts. We ain’t judging, whatever floats your boat.
Mad respect for this guy. He knows he's gonna have a language barrier with literally everyone who comes to the booth, but he's still there giving it the full send.
Thank you 🙏😉👍
Yeah well.. Europe
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
At a gun show EVERYONE speaks the same language!!
I love it when the engineer is the product rep. Just in general. The engineer has dedicated years to the project and are always so damn excited to talk about it.
@@m4rvinmartian
So this gun isn’t a good product just because the guy who designed it showed up to talk about what he made himself? I don’t know if I can go along with that line of thinking. I’d rather have a sample of the product, see how it performs, and them make a judgement. He only has two pistols but they could be very high quality for the price and very well made for what they are. He didn’t try to dazzle us with a bunch of BS. I see so many companies who have reps show up that aren’t the owner. They have multiple models, multiple formats, multiple coatings, multiple paint schemes, multiple engravings, and all of the products are terrible. Glock has been making the same pistol for virtually the entire time they’ve been in business. Gaston Glock used to do this same stuff when he started out if I’m not mistaken.
@@leroyjenkins4811 what he means is that the (not top quality companies) top selling companies that have the money to send someone who has the PR training out instead of sending the guy who knows it the best. You find with a lot of these smaller companies, the engineer comes out if they’re confident in their product. I’ve met a lot of people who designed the firearm and their spouse at industry shows for companies I don’t remember the name of. Products always felt great, very tight and made of good materials, just never what I was exactly interested in and unfortunately I will never find those companies again.
Thank you... I work around 3 years at this project during my free time.. Make the project.. The equipment.. The cnc programs.. The samples... Make test.. Make a lot of modify.. Everithings alone... Other company has staff of 30/40 persons
@@isproject2169 you did a great job I hope to get this handgun on the future.
@@isproject2169 congratulations. The gun looks very cool, especially for the price. One thing I predict you may have problems/critiques about, is the grip safety. I don't know if you included it due to the various laws that there may be in different European countries(or Italy specifically), but if you plan on exporting these to the U.S., I think most Americans will not like the grip safety, especially if they're looking at this as carry gun, or for home/self defense in general.
I never realized how much I needed to hear a hardcore Italian guy describe pistol details.
I kept thinking he sounds very Russian, not like the Italians I met around Sorrento, Rome and Florence.
@@LuvBorderCollies accent is very italian but language really poor
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
Especially when he talked about the trigger REH-ZET.
It was honestly cracking me up. Couldn't help but think of an Italian chef speaking about his dish he made. Was talking to a guy the other day at an Italian restaurant with just and much enthusiasm and just as heavy an accent 😂
Awesome gun. The engineer was great, and James did a great job of helping him through the interview. Loved watching the Italian stereotypes in action.
He's tremendous.
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
I really appreciate this guy doing his best to speak English and James for being such a great host. I look forward to seeing more of this pistol and maybe we can get our hands on it in the US.
Thank you.. I make my best... To speak English 😂
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
@@ghittifrancesco3176
Oy vey! That’s incredible.
@@greggstrasser5791 yes, but this is real...
@@ghittifrancesco3176
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This guy is a hell of a salesman. The fact that it takes Glock mags and sights is a huge bonus, I'd gladly buy one if it comes in close to that price point 😄👍
😉👍 Yes I am
@@isproject2169 im seriously interested in seeing this for sale in the US!
I'm confused.
Most people bitch about crap Glock sights.
What am I missing?
@@Jeff.78 Everyone and their dog make aftermarket sights for Glocks, meaning they will fit on this pistol.
@@dustinrector378 I thought so, but didn't want to assume. So, with that said, I will assume this, maybe they will come with good Glock sights LOL
Cool pistol and even cooler company rep - you can see how excited he is about the pistol.
a... a... a... It it is Pistola.
@@ADB-zf5zr I love the genuine effort put into the english, Guy speaks better about the firearm that hes showing off than some native english speakers do at these kinds of events.
@@joeyoung4309 No doubt, he's a legend, but it's-ah still-ahh.. Hilarious.
Reminds me of an Italian radio show I listen to every Sunday whenever the host speaks English.
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
Aw look at James resisting the urge to ask him to say "It's a me, Mario!" You can see the strain on his face.
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
@@ghittifrancesco3176
Did he try the mushrooms like in Mario Brothers?
@@greggstrasser5791 yes!!!!!!
@@ghittifrancesco3176 so I assume you have made formal charges or are you setting yourself up for slander charges
I love this guy, very enthusiastic and proud about his work
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
This is why we love it when engineers sell us guns. I would literally buy this today for $200 more than what he’s asking. Very cool poor mans laugo alien.
It really is kinda in the spirit of the Mateba as well. The engineer was talking about how he was an automotive engineer and the low center of gravity reducing the recoil, in cars it aids in handling and stability. Same same. Italians love their low slung machines apparently
@@dyingbreed7740 Engineers who come from non-firearm backgrounds make the coolest firearms! I also like how much engineers focus on the quality of the steel, how all the materials are treated and finished. They really appreciate using the newest possible materials and manufacturing technology.
I'd predict around $1200 to $2000 range. Hopefully $1200, would be really cool to feel how it shoot. I should've pick up a Rhino when I got the chance.
#Truth
Thats kinda derogative. We dont call beretta 92fs a poor mans glock
Strand a P320, a G19, and a CZ-75 on a desert island for a few years, out comes a Revo IS-9.
I was thinking the same thing!!🤣
😂
I'm thinking more Laugo Alien and Glock mashup
@@robertf6523 Laugo and Steyr..
Why cz75?
Damn Italian really is just adding an “a” to the end of English words. Knew it
Just like the Canadian language.
@@garyK.45ACP Eh?
Reminds me of the Hudson.
Not quite as low of a bore axis as the Alien, but at 1/8th the price, it's a steal.
Love that you can adjust the trigger stop and reset!
Yes, but the smarter version where they start with polymer instead of a steel frame and have other firearm designs they can keep selling to cover temporary loss of revenue caused by any unforseen issues in general production. Don't get me wrong I thought the Hudson was cool, this is just... coming from a more experienced place, it seems to me.
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
@@ghittifrancesco3176 pretty serious accusation like do you have any proof?
@@bigbenis9631 Any proof? I have the appraisal of the court of Brescia, Italy, made on the company servers which certifies the theft of the project made by Inverardi !!!
@@ghittifrancesco3176 You do realize that if what you are saying is false, you can get sued for slander/libel. You have provided no proof whatsoever. And TH-cam will provide all identifying information about you and your account to a lawyer.
That guy is incredible being able to design such a gorgeous firearm while continuing to jump on all those mushrooms.
😂😂😂stfu
That was cool I understood the details. That’s an interesting pistol especially the trigger adjustment. My first gun was Italian a Beretta 96 Centurion in .40 S&W. Hard hitter.
lol my dude all guns hit hard
@@MRsolidcolor well yes, but actually no.
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
@@MRsolidcolor Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
@@ghittifrancesco3176 SO I ASSUME YOU HAVE MADE FORMAL CHARGES OR ARE YOU SETTING YOURSELF UP FOR SLANDER CHARGES
Very gracefully interviewed. Well done Mr. Reeves!
As a Journeyman Toolmaker and firearm/2A enthusiast, I was kicking around a principle for a way to get the bore axis lower on a full sized 9MM handgun, and now I see this guy figured it out, and I don't have to kick that around anymore in my head. I love his design, from what I see here. That looks like the execution of the principle I had in my head. I can't wait for these to come out and for reviews and shootings of this gun to start to appear on TH-cam.
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
@@ghittifrancesco3176 - I trust a law suit against him is forth coming then?
@@1001Hobbies he is a psicopatic rendering man like grabcad..and in may he must to compare in front of the judge...good luck🤣
@@1001Hobbies Absolutely yes!!! Thank you!
@@simoneinverardi6521 Thief!!! Do you have 5 trials on your head and stick to my only lawsuit against you? Thief!
Really hope this makes it to the states. This has potential to make a big splash.
Great rep!
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
That salesman is awesome. Props to him
Thought he said he was an engineera
Shout out to this guy going for it in English. Genuinely doing a good job with limited speech. I hope he is at IWA next year too for an update on his skills.
Since he will undoubtedly be selling the hell out of them in the states, I'm sure he'll get plenty of practice.
I am an Italian salesman you don't know how much I embarassed by my accent and how much this comment section Is helping me.
@@lanfrancoadreani9212 bro, we got you.
The way he said "enlarge-ah" made my toes tingle.
Perfetto!
Long over due on low bore axis competition and development. Way to blend CZ (low bore) & Glock (mags) attributes into a platform that also allows for optics. Highly recommend a review on one of these. James - keep up the great work
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
And Sig for modularity.
@@ghittifrancesco3176 SO I ASSUME YOU HAVE MADE FORMAL CHARGES OR ARE YOU SETTING YOURSELF UP FOR SLANDER CHARGES
Why do I want one of these and a Bul Armory 2011… 2022 is the year for imports. Thank you for the coverage!
This thing looks sick. Looking forward to a more in depth review.
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So who thought of lowering the bore axis?
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Awsome interview! You can tell how proud he is of the pistol, so genuine!
I love working with folks when there is a language barrier like this but we're both enthusiastic about the topic. It's a very cooperative effort that is required and both people end up helping each other out. It has a very "fellowship-y" feel to it and everyone has a lot of laughs/fun. It's like playing charades sometimes. My gf's Uncle is one of my favorite people on earth and he barely speaks English. I'm motivated to sharpen up my Spanish just so I can communicate better with him.
That looks super cool! Really like the engineer too
Would be very interesting to shoot one of those.... The fact that they are compatible with Glock mags is a big plus.
It looks like a Glock Hi Power
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
@@NoTimeForThatNow Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
@@ghittifrancesco3176 oh wow.
Hope you made an impression on him, and get to be the #1 US evaluator!!!
Looks VERY promising!!!!
Looks like a good value to me, Though I like the black gold version a bit more since it has rails on it, and it's comp ready.
Looked like the gold and black version may have had some issues cycling.
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
@@ghittifrancesco3176 if it's a good value, I don't care about his history.
@@andrewx8888 Inverardi has 5 criminal cases on his shoulders. Italian law is working on him.
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Man. the biggest thing I love about these videos? The language skills. So many knowing a ton, and so much attempting to commnicate with pantomiing and also teaching the hosts words and languages. I friggin love that it isn't just locked out.
languages and communication is so important. and its pretty awesome that firearm video is showing that pretty well.
Doesn't help english has so many synonyms. He said 'modify' trigger when we're more likely to say 'adjust' when it comes to trigger screws. Kudos to him for being open to suggestion and assistance, then again he is motivated to sell us his new toy 😅
That was an intelligent design choice to use glock magazines. An adjustable trigger is also a nice feature.
Many Glock knock offs are better than the original. Especially when it comes to triggers and factory sights. The downside to these glockoffs are their magazines. Proprietary, and often more expensive than glock mags.
I'll keep an eye on this company and see if these pistols actually make it into widespread production with the current global situation on going.
That has two sides to it. If they use glock mags they're forced to use almost the same grip angle. If they use different mags they're 'free' to make lots of other design choices.
@@onpsxmember you sure about that? My polymer80 uses Glock mags says otherwise with their 18 degree grip angle. 18 degrees is 1911 grip angle territory.
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
So hyped for a new innovative Italian design! 🇮🇹
Thank you TFBTV for bringing such a wide coverage of IWA 2022.
Other than the grip safety, I really like this pistol. It looks like it would be a dream to shoot.
Grip safety just forces one to hold the pistol correctly. Then again, I'm a big 1911 fan so maybe I'm a little biased.
@@claytonwillis8474 it’s useless
@@claytonwillis8474 sorry bro, you held the pistol a bit wrong in a fight for your life and now you're dead
@@Lordofthepoors Sorry bro, your kid looked down the barrel of your glock and pulled the trigger and now the kid's dead.
Grip safety's are awesome and more pistols should have them.
rubber band to fix
I love how James instantly hopped in the help the guy after he said a very big and large entry
Bet James never imagined the rep would be such a big hit!
I really appreciate an engineer that makes design choices to simplify production
Because after the design I must to make the cnc program too 😅😅😅
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!!!
I want my bore axis so low that I have to rack the frame.
Love his enthusiasm for the product
I'm digging it! Put an optic cut on it and bring it to the US I'll buy it!
An optic cut version will be available soon
His thinking is counterintuitive though. He's saying pistols have been the same for ever then says he wants to innovate but uses the Browning action with Glock mags hahaha! I get it though. Who doesn't have Glock mags laying around at this point that's the main reason i am willing to buy it hahaha
@@alexduke5402 how’s that counterintuitive?
Innovation doesn’t mean throwing the baby out with the bath water.
He innovated some stuff while keeping some stuff the same.
That’s how innovation works.
Look at Tesla. No one would say Elon didn’t innovate because he uses tires on his cars.0
Bravo Simone!!
grazie Andrea 😉
That Italian guy made me really want this pistol
Something of newza. I love this guy.
That seems to be the Perfect Gun. I want one immediately.
Looking at the stuff on the wall in the back too, I'm really interested in seeing what else Revo Arms does in the coming time. those look like some *nice* guns
I love when they let the engineers do the talking.
That is the most Italian man I’ve ever seen. He’s amazing.
The most Italian of Italians, of all time! That's for both the engineer, and the pistol.
Please make this man make your European TFBTV Affiliate. I will watch more videos with this amazing man.
In Italian it’s not a crisp trigger James it’s a very softly with a short razet
Honestly all the more power to this guy
Thank you 👌😅
@@isproject2169 I was talking about the guy giving us the low-down on the pistol
I was expecting $1000+ price tag….but that’s not bad even for just an estimate
650 euro = ?
@@robertsilveus3071 Little over $700 USD right now. Neither currency is doing too well haha
@@robertsilveus3071 yeah with Italian tax…so probably around $600-$700 USD.
this is the 4th time i'm gonna watch this video. I just can't wait for this handgun to drop in the US market ngl. i LOVE it.
Good to see the European version of All-State Mayhem is doing well.
hire this guy
This is the guy to party with, looks like he has had a head start.
Without a doubt the best vendor you visited he did the best he could to explain the firearm he even disassembled it and showed you how to put it back together, he's proud of the product awesome that's all I can say.
This will definitely be one to look out for, $600-700 is a pretty decent price tag if it's as reliable as a Glock and as accurate as a CZ
This guy and gun concept were amazing!
As a competitive shooter with a penchant for low bore axis plastic fantastics, I am VERY interested in this gun. I just hope the optic cut is for an RMR or Deltapoint pattern rather than the Docter-Noblex footprint.
at this point offer it with plates or go ACRO footprint, for Aimpoint, Steiner...
@@ichderjogi if they had to go with a footprint for an enclosed emitter dot, I'd much rather it be the Holosun 509t than the ACRO. It weighs less, is made of a more durable material, has a larger window, has better battery life, etc.
@@jackwicker yeah the 509t seems like a winner. But take a look at the steiner, it seems to be very good and uses the Acro footprint
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
@@ghittifrancesco3176 Wow. The fact that you even have a video of the IS-9 from 2017 is pretty damning for Inverardi.
Sold bro! Best sales man ever!
This guy needs to work for TFBTV. Move him and his family to NOLA, and legally change his name to Luigi immediately.
Actually there's a city near naples (italy) that's called nola lmao
@@simoneconte4845 do they have fried gator poboys and red beans and rice?
@@nicholasyacoub795 they have real mozzarella, fried pizza and other really delicious stuff
@@simoneconte4845 fried pizza sounds pretty dope!
@@nicholasyacoub795 that's like fried pizza dough but filled with tomato sauce and mozzarella both must be hot as lava
That machine pistol hanging on the wall. So sweet.
I feel like what he really meant early on when talking about going with a super low bore axis but using a Browning system is that this is a lot more reasonable to produce than something like the Laugo Alien. Sure, it's got a low bore axis but you've got the newfangled piston delayed blowback thing going on. Smart to use Glock sights and magazines with a new baseplate. There's your aftermarket taken care of. Good for him and the other good people at Revo. I wish them much success.
The Alien could be far cheaper - there is nothing about the mechanism that is uniquely difficult or expensive to manufacture. Walther makes a gas delayed blowback pistol that costs less than $500. I think that Laugo could achieve a similar build quality and still make a profit at $2500 per unit if made in larger numbers.
@@henrymumford4937 Laugo is a much smaller and newer company, they've only really been around for about 5 years and the Alien is their first product - which clearly isn't true of Revo. Nothing you said is wrong, just providing some context for why they might have chosen something they can sell for a high price in small numbers.
@@jameshealy4594 Good point, though Revo does seem to be a brand new company. They likely have greater startup capital.
I will be checking this out. Thanks James.
The Italian engineer is half salesman! Sold me on the gun with his exciting italian accent, makes me think the gun will be like a dream to shoot. Like driving a Ferrari.
Sold. Start shipping, my new italian friend! My money is waiting.
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!!!
Around 8:00 you can see the slide riding back and fourth when dry firing. Reminds me when I built a poly80 Pf9ss and it had a weak aftermarket recoil spring in it. Made it really unreliable. Using an oem spring made it function correctly. Hopefully this isn’t an issue on this particular firearm
My mr920 does the same thing.
So idk if it’s necessarily an issue.
It might have something to do with the chassis moving in the grip frame. Just a guess.
Also, it's not in production yet, so it's very possible that the prototype has imperfect springs.
@@npetersen76 have you fired your mr920 much? It’s possible shark fin on your trigger bar is making contact with the slide and pulling the slide back while you pull the trigger. Sometimes it will leave a wear mark on the inside of the slide. I’ve had that be a thing with aftermarket slides/trigger bars. Usually goes away after the the two parts wear into each other. But on my Pf9ss it was a weak spring. Maybe the TB or safety plunger is hanging up on your mr920🤷🏽♂️
@@PatrickS9595 probably only 200 rounds. But have run the slide probably 1000 times because I also had a problem where the slide was hanging up on the barrel and keeping the gun out of battery.
It cause a lot of malfunctions before I stood there for 15 mins just racking the slide over and over.
It’s had no problems in the last 100 rounds.
Still hangs up a little bit when I move the slide slowly and still clicks forward a bit when I dry fire the gun just like in the above video.
Italians sure do love to refine the wonderful basics into works of art. Cars guns whatever goddamn
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Actually a rather rad pistol: I’d love to test one.
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
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Who bought him his watch?
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What a host and what a representer.Hats off to both especially for the translator for his tremendous translation.So cooperative.Tnx and regards.
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
So sad.I am sorry for the comment.
I really want one just because of this dude.
@Well know on telegram as Daniel Micheal impossible that somebody has in his shop!!!!! This are the only 10 IS-9 pistols maked at the moment!!!
I love that dude, his accent, and that pistol!
Curious where’s it at now?
Damn. This is really really nice. Really cool to see how far handgun design has come in just a short period.
This is exciting! I had dismissed it as something too expensive for my budget, but if they are targeting 650 euros, there's definite potential. It looks like a much more expensive pistol.
And he said it's the price with Italian taxes, that includes 22% VAT.
Props to this guy for doing the interview
I'm very interested in this from being a left handed shooter, it's so hard to find lefty friendly guns out the box
HK VP series and P series pistols are a great examples of lefty friendly weapons.
this guy is awesome, i love an engineer being prideful of his work.
“Leave the Glock, take the Revo-li”
I love this guy. Obviously English isn’t his first language. He put in a hell of an effort.
Wow, what an outstanding looking firearm! It's nice to see such innovation is still happening. 650 EUR is about $710, which I think is pretty reasonable.
650 Eur with italian taxes, that include 22% VAT.
That's a great looking trigger assembly
Hey more Revo data on those rifles in the background please! I like this design. Can't wait to see how well it does in 500+ round testing etc.
I was thinking the same. Hope those rifles are Mauser style actions.
Best interview to date
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!!!
This is a VERY good looking firearm but seems derivative of maybe a CZ and P320. Good call on using glock parts with it
Derivative of the arsenal strike one -> archon type B
I’m glad you helped the guy out James .
Once again, the Italians are making a gun I really really want to buy. I would prefer a thumb safety instead of the grip safety, but that's a minor gripe.
Ya or models with or without safety's.. I don't care for those grip safety's on guns as well.. it was the one thing that drew criticism from me too
I love this man and would like to see more of him
Thank you 🙏😅
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects.
I love that pistol. 650 great price. the engineer did great. he'll id pay 800 just to get rid of glock trigger ..so disgusting....
James, thanks for stopping at this booth, this looks promising if it pans out to be reliable. Hope to see you do a review on one when they come stateside
These things are pretty exciting looking
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects...
I will be honest.... this was one of the most pleasant surprises for me there... their booth was close to our CZ booth so I had a chance to stop by and really really nice guns :)
Thank you.. Are you the shooter that everyday come to see my pistol?? 😉👍
@@isproject2169 probably not, was there only once as our booth had a ton of traffic but was really impressed!
I've got to say, I love how this guy uses the English words he knows to explain things, even without knowing the specific English terms. Even through the language barrier you can tell he's one sharp dude.
Thank you.. I put my face without good English 👍😉
Interesting job! Sounds like the chassis is MIM'd then cleaned up with a CNC. I hope we get to see these in the US some day.
i feel the need to protect this man like my child.
4:10
Trigger, rear, and the one inside for the fire beans
Finally, another actual chasis system outside of the super high bore axis P320. Well done
Inverardi is a liar. He has been designing for 5-6 years. He used to have a beauty center. He was our collaborator at TSE, Tecnostudio Engineering, and he stole the entire company server containing dozens of weapons projects!
It's amazing how there are so many people in foreign countries that can speak better than we can speak their language. This is a very impressive firearm