This channel reminds me of an old channel called life size potato, which featured esoteric pistols. I'm glad you are bringing this back to TH-cam, and I hope this channel catches on.
@@richardcontinijr9661 I believe lifesizepotato quit youtube because he was tired of Glock fanboys or something commenting on his videos. I know his top 9mm handgun video gets a lot of dislikes because there is no Glock in it.
Thank you for this video A long time ago, in a far far away galaxy I had one .... with a serial number under 20. Alas, poor Yorick, the trigger mechanism was defective. So I got rid of it. The MR93 was competing on the market of the GP100 and the S&W 586/686. Unhappily, it did not have the expected success, nor did the MR96, with a much more conventional look. The MR73 is still alive (produced by Chapuis Armes, which has recently been purchased by Beretta) and it seems that the MR88 (much closer to the security six and the S&W 19/66) is still produced too. Unhappily, the MR93 & 96 were too late, maybe Manurhin did not support its product as strongly as they needed, but these fine revolvers disappeared.
This is a grail gun for me. It's $3300. I would have to sell my 1995 Colt king Cobra, Smith and Wesson TRR8 and Maybe my Smith 686 plus as well. A lot to think about.
Think about not doing it. This gun has a grip the will crack, a breakdown which requires a tool, weighs heavily, and belongs on display and not in action... which on second thought, go for it. It's less likely to misfire for all the time you never use it.
I’m trying to imagine how it is to reload this quickly like in a match. If right handed, maybe the left hand can grab the gun, release the cylinder while the right hand reach for the reloader. Maybe with practice it can be faster. But hey, I’m no revolver guy.
Very adequate review, don’t understand some of these comments. That’s a beautiful gun IMO the ones saying it’s ugly are probably just hopeless boomers steadfast in their S & W’s lol
@@sxs2950 and for durability and reliable? Because I heard that mr73 could shoot more than 150000 rounds with no deformation. Now what about the pin because mr 73 have the pin on the hammer and the others inside the frame
@@thylacine3377 well, right now just the econo model 88 & the best ever MR73. Some of those have well over 100k rounds through them. Some reportedly multiples of that. The GIGN insisted that they be durable enough to digest full house 357mag loads to the tune 150-200 a day, every day, indefinitely. And they do. Most durable, reliable revolver ever. Worth every penny. Buy once. Cry once. For generations.
Yes, but this is not it. Vash’s gun looks more like a Schofield .45 long colt or an Enfield Revolver. I have only read it referred to as Maria’s Enfield in an anime.
Feel free to save your money, but one of the best cartridges in history and one of the most finely manufactured guns in the world? I wouldn’t be able to pass up.
Actually the opposite. And the colts were not the most reliable or durable guns on the market. Highly overrated. They are ok. But they aren’t Manurhin or Korth.
@@sxs2950 hey you made the time to make this and enlighten some people. Personally at this point in time i can justify spending this much on a revolver. Someday. Until then il stick to my 686 no dash and a Dan Wesson 15. I have got a few older smiths as well but those are my two favorite. Also my little cheap Smith 642 38 airweight that i keep on stand by incase i need to run out fast and can tuck anywhere. Something about a good revolver i just cant resist to own them.
Looks like it's made of cast pot metal with poor machining and a powder coated paint job. Looks cheap, and won't handle the ammo it's made for without breaking. Maybe it's hard to find for a reason?
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this is a long time dream gun of mine. now that berretta is bringing mr73s into the us maybe there's a glimmer of hope there for the 93
Same
Thanks for your channel. This fills a void left when lifesizepotato stopped uploading videos.
This channel reminds me of an old channel called life size potato, which featured esoteric pistols. I'm glad you are bringing this back to TH-cam, and I hope this channel catches on.
Yeah I miss his videos he always had cool stuff
America First it is INEVITABLE
@@elcid4593 unstoppable
@zedd Groypers are everywhere
@@richardcontinijr9661 I believe lifesizepotato quit youtube because he was tired of Glock fanboys or something commenting on his videos. I know his top 9mm handgun video gets a lot of dislikes because there is no Glock in it.
It's so rare, even Gun Broker doesn't carry it!! Very surprised.
Beautiful and solid
fantastic looking gun - grats
Thank you for this video
A long time ago, in a far far away galaxy I had one .... with a serial number under 20.
Alas, poor Yorick, the trigger mechanism was defective. So I got rid of it.
The MR93 was competing on the market of the GP100 and the S&W 586/686. Unhappily, it did not have the expected success, nor did the MR96, with a much more conventional look.
The MR73 is still alive (produced by Chapuis Armes, which has recently been purchased by Beretta) and it seems that the MR88 (much closer to the security six and the S&W 19/66) is still produced too.
Unhappily, the MR93 & 96 were too late, maybe Manurhin did not support its product as strongly as they needed, but these fine revolvers disappeared.
Sights look real good.
What do the import markings look like?...
Very nice!
A cool fact is that the military used 73 ones had plastic grips but perhaps not as ergonomic.
nice video, keep it up
I like the S&W 586
This is a grail gun for me. It's $3300. I would have to sell my 1995 Colt king Cobra, Smith and Wesson TRR8 and Maybe my Smith 686 plus as well. A lot to think about.
Think about not doing it. This gun has a grip the will crack, a breakdown which requires a tool, weighs heavily, and belongs on display and not in action... which on second thought, go for it. It's less likely to misfire for all the time you never use it.
Go for it. It’s a better gun.
@@dabeln1 well, there's MR73 if that's your concern.
Wow - you have a unicorn stable right there! Take good care of your ladies!
I’ll take the MR73 thank you!
thx for sharing
You bet!
I’m trying to imagine how it is to reload this quickly like in a match. If right handed, maybe the left hand can grab the gun, release the cylinder while the right hand reach for the reloader. Maybe with practice it can be faster. But hey, I’m no revolver guy.
I want one
French Quality and engineering.
Good stuff
Simply beautiful but I must know is it as accurate as I've heard?
I didn't catch who made the grips...i listened twice and couldn't catch it. Who was it making them?
Sudden Impact Grips - He has an ebay store with a huge selection.
The long barrel was designed to host a scope, this originally was a military trench gun.
What are you talking about this was made in the 90’s it was not “a military trench gun”
@@Crabicus where do people get this stuff?
Very adequate review, don’t understand some of these comments. That’s a beautiful gun IMO the ones saying it’s ugly are probably just hopeless boomers steadfast in their S & W’s lol
Ugly? Maybe. But who cares? As long as it does the job and is reliable and all, looks have zilch importance. :-)
Watch your mouth boy. Boomers love this too. It’s bubbas that have the problems.
interesting
The only thing that will make this cooler is a mounted scope.
Wow
I like Man Urin
👍👍👍👍
Which is better Mr 93 or Mr 73m
MR73 for shooting
@@sxs2950 and for durability and reliable? Because I heard that mr73 could shoot more than 150000 rounds with no deformation. Now what about the pin because mr 73 have the pin on the hammer and the others inside the frame
Beretta is now making these. But they’re not cheap.
I think Beretta is importing the Mr73, not this one.
@@borkwoof696 yes. and Chapuis (spelling) is still making the Manurhins
@@thylacine3377 well, right now just the econo model 88 & the best ever MR73. Some of those have well over 100k rounds through them. Some reportedly multiples of that. The GIGN insisted that they be durable enough to digest full house 357mag loads to the tune 150-200 a day, every day, indefinitely. And they do. Most durable, reliable revolver ever. Worth every penny. Buy once. Cry once. For generations.
Unicorn revolver? Try looking into the Mateba.
Most revolvers you don't even need a screwdriver to remove cylinder.
Yeah but this one comes out crane assembly and all.
"if you're ever gonna shoot your gun" ???? GET A GRIP!! Ya, it aint wall art.
totally different from Chiappa Rhino.
Wait, the Trigun gun is real?!
Yes, but this is not it. Vash’s gun looks more like a Schofield .45 long colt or an Enfield Revolver. I have only read it referred to as Maria’s Enfield in an anime.
My occasion mr93 was internaly broken ☹️
900 euro => trash
No one could fix it
look I hear ya. The coolest gun there is will be the one in my hand. Lol
8 SHOT 10 SHOT
those are revolvers
Please redo this video
Thats not a Chiappa Rhino :/
A .357 Magnum revolver with an MSRP of >$3000? How about NO.
Feel free to save your money, but one of the best cartridges in history and one of the most finely manufactured guns in the world? I wouldn’t be able to pass up.
@@noahpettibon My S&W M19 4” is plenty fine, certainly for me, and I paid about 12% NIB of what that Manurhin costs.
@@mencken8 and you got what you paid for, a 12% Manurhin mR93. Congratulations on your mediocrity.
@@talisikid1618 And losing an argument with an ad hominem attack is also very mediocre.
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The cylinder flutes look just like really old Taurus revolvers. Not an attractive look for a revolver that costs as much as a three Pythons.
It was the '90's Thanks for watching
Actually the opposite. And the colts were not the most reliable or durable guns on the market. Highly overrated. They are ok. But they aren’t Manurhin or Korth.
Next time you do a revue, get all your facts, then practice your spiel several times.
Sorry, barely have any time to even make these videos much less practice several times or do a voice over or anything else.
@@sxs2950 hey you made the time to make this and enlighten some people. Personally at this point in time i can justify spending this much on a revolver. Someday. Until then il stick to my 686 no dash and a Dan Wesson 15. I have got a few older smiths as well but those are my two favorite. Also my little cheap Smith 642 38 airweight that i keep on stand by incase i need to run out fast and can tuck anywhere. Something about a good revolver i just cant resist to own them.
@@Junior-fd8ux Thanks for watching! The 686's are great revolvers and the Dan Wessons are underappreciated, More to come if I can find the time.
No
Man urine?
This whole video, and he does not even tell what caliber it is.
Everyone knows it’s .357mag.
That grip looks like a chewed piece of wood. Ugly.
Looks like it's made of cast pot metal with poor machining and a powder coated paint job. Looks cheap, and won't handle the ammo it's made for without breaking. Maybe it's hard to find for a reason?
I’ve never had a grip break on me.
I think the gun is ugly
It is for precision, not beauty.
No history of the firearm, no firing, and just overall underwhelming review
Practice delivery