I paid just over $3,500 Australian dollars for a silver pigeon. Best money I’ve ever spent. I’ve shot thousands and thousands of. Clay target rounds with it. It’s still as good as new. Absolutely no fatigue with it. I’m so so so happy with it.
@@ka1z932under/ over ,side by side and lever action shotguns with a maximum capacity of no more then 5 rounds are Cat A firearms which is a normal gun licence. Semi auto is a different category and may require a special permit to obtain and use.
First of all, Italy looks amazing! Secondly, I couldn't help but notice the cleanliness of the entire factory. The offices are as pristine as the labs. Right down to the machining areas and assembly. Beretta really takes pride in cleanliness and I can respect that. Amazing!
The Italians are so passionate with anything that do and this was a great incite a greate video made by a non waffleing Brit for a change makes u wanna buy one
I love my 1980s 682 supersport, so wonderful to see where its life began. Gives a bit of colour to its life before me. Truly a kid in a sweet shop, JC!
Rarely do I sit on the edge of my seat from start to finish. I own 3 Beretta’s and I hope to own more. Great job. I can’t wait to be able to afford another!
Tengo una Beretta Cheetah 84 desde hace 22 años y es la mejor arma que he poseido,precisa,fiable y con hermoso diseñó. Mis felicitaciones desde Lima,Peru.
I worked in Gardone for 6 years at a factory that started off as a joint venture with Beretta. The whole valley is a fascinating place and has a history as an arms manufacturer going back to Roman times
Spectacular! I can’t help but wonder though what European energy prices are doing to their bottom line. Can you imagine how much energy it takes to energize an operation as large as that? Wow!
It's not very energy intensive industry and energy expenditure consists only a few % of total production costs, so even if the energy price multiplies, it still constitutes a minor expense. In terms of mass production machining industry, this is at most a medium sized factory, although they have cramped the production of their entire catalogue under the same premises. However, the enterprise owns several subsidiaries around the world.
And of course those programs means also a total cover for the workers. They have everything they need. Medical cover, insurances, day off, paternal leaving, everything.
Great film documentary, I own 3 Beretta shotguns and they have all shot perfectly. My first 686 Onyx was bought in 1989 and I have used it for everything from sporting clays to shooting geese and duck. I also bought the 686 silver pigeon and the A400 light. All of them work perfectly, and I’ve been shooting excellently with these shotguns. I even won the local church competition, bravo Beretta.
I purchased my first 92fs about a week and a half ago. I bought it used. It is an american-made 92fs. And I can honestly tell you I don't think I've ever owned a better pistol. This one was manufactured in March of 1993. She's a little worn and you can tell... But it is a flawless incredibly accurate shooter. I've wanted one for most of my life. And I am happy and proud to say that I am now a Beretta owner. 🔥🔥
The Beretta factory is incredibly impressive. Their emphasis on quality, R&D and QC is, in my opinion, what has made them the greatest gun manufacturer in the world. My wife and I were lucky enough to visit the factory some years ago and as a result, I purchased a new pair of Beretta SO6 EELL game guns. An outstanding, high tech facility, with a 500 year history of gun making experience. A truly outstanding brand! Alun
One of the most interesting/fascinating videos I have seen in some time. WOW. Thank you very much for sharing. 16+ generations of freedom equipment. Slainte from the States to all those great people in the valley.
I’ve just recently got the APX A1 Tactical and am very happy with it. It’s been years since I’ve shot Beretta, but I’ve always known about their commitment to quality. Very happily impressed. Thanks Beretta!
Wow absolutely amazing and been doing it for 500 years I think they have it down pretty good I thought the Germans were a little OCD on fit finish I’ll put these Italians up against any German any day of the week
I had a chance to buy a Beretta 92F. I liked it because Mel Gibson had one in Lethal Weapon. I didn't realize how iconic Beretta was. Interesting enough the movie gun is the original Beretta 92F that Bruce Willis used in Die Hard and was also used by Mel Gibson in Lethal Weapon.
i own a 682 Gold E Sporting and its by far one of the best over under ive ever held in my hands. The wood feels very nice, the tolerances are awesome and the gun looks overall very nice
Outstanding video JC. I've enjoyed shooting Beretta semi autos and O/U's for some years now. What is so amazing about Beretta is the fact that they produce hundreds of shotguns a week and still maintain such a high degree of quality.
I have a Beretta Silver Pigeon III Sporting in a 410/28 gauge 2 barrel set with a EELL wood upgrade purchased in May of 2021. Love the gun it's a perfect fit and one day may be the only gun I shoot in 4 gun Skeet competitions. However there is a problem with the gun that Beretta USA refuses to acknowledge. That is that the bottom tube for the 28 gauge barrel set was not properly sweated and it leaks. This causes cleaning solution to get wicked into the joint and the pressure generated by firing then pushes this cleaning solution out at the front of the monoblock. I have pictures of this joint fresh after cleaning, after 25 rounds of Skeet and after 50 rounds of Skeet that clearly show the accumulation of cleaning solution. BTW, the cleaning solution used is Ballistol, a combined cleaner, oil and preservative. At some point I may do a submerged pressure test to clearly demonstrate this defect but I suspect it might take a full day to clear the joint of Ballistol so that gas bubbles will show. If you read this could you pass this information along to Beretta Italy.
Wonderful film about a magnificent company - shot many Beretta models over the years and they are my number one gun. It was fascinating seeing the workings of the business.
Forza Beretta! My first Beretta was a 92SB which I purchased in 1984. p.s. I got rid of it in 1986 and have not owned a Beretta since. Nothing wrong with the 92SB, but I hated my US-issued M9. Hated it.
Just bought a used Italian Ministry of Finance and Economy police Beretta 85BB pistol, and it is a beautiful piece of history. It goes with my Browning BDA 380, made by Beretta in Italy as well.
An absolute joy to watch and learn. Well done JC and team. What a powerhouse of a company showing such passion in what they do with an eye on technology to improve their wonderful array of firearms. Obviously a company investing in itself and it's staff and looking to the future. A well shot video where you can pick up the vibe of the people there and not one dot matrix printer in sight! Cracker. I'm now looking at these guns in a different light. Thank you...
Brilliant vid, I could almost smell the cutting fluids! It's great to see what lies behind the guns we sometimes take for granted. Great presentation too.
I bought my first Silver Pigeon Sporting 12 gauge the fall of 2019. This Spring I bought a 2022 Silver Pigeon Sporting 20 gauge. The wood on the 20 gauge is a little better than the 12 gauge. BUT they are grade 1, so no complaints. The only trouble I had with ejection was when I was given 2 Federal pink shells to try 5 stand. Both times the shotgun was hard to open. GREAT video Johnny and company
Do love a nice factory tour and that is a beauty of a factory. Top job do love how this channel has grown so much and with very good edited content. As a precision engineer, I appreciate that factory
That is every bit as majestic and awesome as my mind had conjured waiting for this video. Wow. Just wow! ❤ worth the wait, and another jewel to the crown! This and the other factory tours are world class, thanks team TGS
Nicely done JC !! I’ve watched all your videos this by far is my favorite ,I’ve been a Beretta owner since my childhood days. I’ve always wanted to visit the Beretta factories now it’s tops on my bucket list. This is beautiful !!
I paid just over $3,500 Australian dollars for a silver pigeon. Best money I’ve ever spent. I’ve shot thousands and thousands of. Clay target rounds with it. It’s still as good as new. Absolutely no fatigue with it. I’m so so so happy with it.
what state are you in? what kind of license you need to hold one of those?
I envy you sir!!!
My mate got one years agh and still hasn’t had a second thought
@@ka1z932under/ over ,side by side and lever action shotguns with a maximum capacity of no more then 5 rounds are Cat A firearms which is a normal gun licence. Semi auto is a different category and may require a special permit to obtain and use.
@@sticustomYou forgot pump action shotguns. Personally I’ve never seen a lever action shotgun but they must exist somewhere.
First of all, Italy looks amazing! Secondly, I couldn't help but notice the cleanliness of the entire factory. The offices are as pristine as the labs. Right down to the machining areas and assembly. Beretta really takes pride in cleanliness and I can respect that. Amazing!
The Italians are so passionate with anything that do and this was a great incite a greate video made by a non waffleing Brit for a change makes u wanna buy one
Absolutely amazing company and history. In my opinion the best gun maker in the world. 🇮🇹
Dal 1526 oltre 500 anni di storia
I love Beretta, I am a happy owner of my very first gun being a Beretta PX4 Storm
nice piece!
Same!
Beretta truly is the best gun maker in the world hands down. Great video edit mate! Cheers.
I love my 1980s 682 supersport, so wonderful to see where its life began. Gives a bit of colour to its life before me. Truly a kid in a sweet shop, JC!
That's where my 692 was build ... Thank you Beretta!!!
Really thankful for this. My shotguns have been exclusively Beretta since 1991. My clays gun is a A303 from 1992.
Can't wait for the next 2 videos! So, cool to learn about the "Three Arrows"! I'm a fan of both figurative walnut and bluing.
places like this makes you proud of being Italian. thanks for makes us proud and for showing the world true Italian craftsmanship
this level of documentary company profile is awesome
the fact that this video available free to watch is amazing
🙏 thank you very much.
Rarely do I sit on the edge of my seat from start to finish. I own 3 Beretta’s and I hope to own more. Great job. I can’t wait to be able to afford another!
As an APX owner..... My heart swells with pride: Excellent, and a very instructive video: Thank you.
I love my Beretta. Works perfectly every time.
I dont own many guns, but I have two berettas. A 92A1 and CX4 Storm. Absolute gems, I'd trust them with my life.
From a mechanical engineering perspective - these Berettas make Chinese, Russian etc look like toys - my money is on on the Beretta - every time !
I've Always and will always love the Beretta guns.
They are one of the best manufacturers on the planet!
🖖🏻🇫🇷😎🇫🇷😎🇫🇷🖖🏻
I was a machinist for 29 yrs. I must say I'm impressed.
Tengo una Beretta Cheetah 84 desde hace 22 años y es la mejor arma que he poseido,precisa,fiable y con hermoso diseñó.
Mis felicitaciones desde Lima,Peru.
Wow, just WOW. A great, informative and interesting documentary. With as you say, "so much passion".
This is why I own 4 Berettas. Great guns and great video
Impressive and superbly produced. The enthusiasm shines through.
I worked in Gardone for 6 years at a factory that started off as a joint venture with Beretta. The whole valley is a fascinating place and has a history as an arms manufacturer going back to Roman times
piu o meno e in produzione dal 1526 15 generazioni dei Beretta
I'm proud that I own a Beretta 92FS Compact - Made in Italy.
May people says : Glock as a tool, Beretta as art.
Both reliable, both tools
Not just a city of gun maker but a beautiful mountain tourist destination there.
Suddenly I want to add a Beretta to my collection, and go back to Italy!
Thanks for showing the world this treasure of Italy.
I want to be TGS Outdoors when I grow up. I am 35. Great freaking editing and production value squad! Well done.
The dream - having such a large production and nice company.
I don't own any Beretta firearm, but I will. It's simple, Italy = Perfection of Design
This is the best video of Beretta factory I've seen!!! Well done!
The quality of your films just get better and better.👏🏻👏🏻 A very impressive documentary
Spectacular! I can’t help but wonder though what European energy prices are doing to their bottom line. Can you imagine how much energy it takes to energize an operation as large as that? Wow!
It's not very energy intensive industry and energy expenditure consists only a few % of total production costs, so even if the energy price multiplies, it still constitutes a minor expense. In terms of mass production machining industry, this is at most a medium sized factory, although they have cramped the production of their entire catalogue under the same premises. However, the enterprise owns several subsidiaries around the world.
Well then the State have also programs to economically help such key companies for national security.
And of course those programs means also a total cover for the workers. They have everything they need. Medical cover, insurances, day off, paternal leaving, everything.
Italians are good in engineering and metal works. Visited many factories in North Italy)
Great film documentary, I own 3 Beretta shotguns and they have all shot perfectly. My first 686 Onyx was bought in 1989 and I have used it for everything from sporting clays to shooting geese and duck. I also bought the 686 silver pigeon and the A400 light. All of them work perfectly, and I’ve been shooting excellently with these shotguns. I even won the local church competition, bravo Beretta.
3 trouble free seasons with an A400. Can’t complain, really glad I got it.
I purchased my first 92fs about a week and a half ago. I bought it used. It is an american-made 92fs. And I can honestly tell you I don't think I've ever owned a better pistol.
This one was manufactured in March of 1993. She's a little worn and you can tell... But it is a flawless incredibly accurate shooter.
I've wanted one for most of my life. And I am happy and proud to say that I am now a Beretta owner. 🔥🔥
Captivating video. Love how clean their factory is and the addition of plants
The Beretta factory is incredibly impressive. Their emphasis on quality, R&D and QC is, in my opinion, what has made them the greatest gun manufacturer in the world. My wife and I were lucky enough to visit the factory some years ago and as a result, I purchased a new pair of Beretta SO6 EELL game guns. An outstanding, high tech facility, with a 500 year history of gun making experience. A truly outstanding brand! Alun
One of the most interesting/fascinating videos I have seen in some time. WOW. Thank you very much for sharing. 16+ generations of freedom equipment. Slainte from the States to all those great people in the valley.
as an owner of 92sb ive always liked the feel of a Beretta its flippen awesome well done guys big fan
I’ve just recently got the APX A1 Tactical and am very happy with it. It’s been years since I’ve shot Beretta, but I’ve always known about their commitment to quality. Very happily impressed. Thanks Beretta!
Absolutely Amazing, For sure!!!!
Wow absolutely amazing and been doing it for 500 years I think they have it down pretty good I thought the Germans were a little OCD on fit finish I’ll put these Italians up against any German any day of the week
I've got Beretta cougar 357 sig pistol. I've shot many a round and it is still like new as far as action goes and the finish has held up very nicely.
High quality gun manufacturing, High quality video production. love these videos.
The best of the best the name of trust and proud ❤
I had a chance to buy a Beretta 92F. I liked it because Mel Gibson had one in Lethal Weapon. I didn't realize how iconic Beretta was. Interesting enough the movie gun is the original Beretta 92F that Bruce Willis used in Die Hard and was also used by Mel Gibson in Lethal Weapon.
i own a 682 Gold E Sporting and its by far one of the best over under ive ever held in my hands. The wood feels very nice, the tolerances are awesome and the gun looks overall very nice
TGS have set a very high bar with a video of this quality.
My dream is to build something similar to this in Nigeria. But the challenges I have to surmount is massive. 500 years legacy 😮
Outstanding video JC. I've enjoyed shooting Beretta semi autos and O/U's for some years now. What is so amazing about Beretta is the fact that they produce hundreds of shotguns a week and still maintain such a high degree of quality.
The production quality makes their products worth every cent and the video proves it.
I have a Beretta Silver Pigeon III Sporting in a 410/28 gauge 2 barrel set with a EELL wood upgrade purchased in May of 2021. Love the gun it's a perfect fit and one day may be the only gun I shoot in 4 gun Skeet competitions. However there is a problem with the gun that Beretta USA refuses to acknowledge. That is that the bottom tube for the 28 gauge barrel set was not properly sweated and it leaks. This causes cleaning solution to get wicked into the joint and the pressure generated by firing then pushes this cleaning solution out at the front of the monoblock. I have pictures of this joint fresh after cleaning, after 25 rounds of Skeet and after 50 rounds of Skeet that clearly show the accumulation of cleaning solution. BTW, the cleaning solution used is Ballistol, a combined cleaner, oil and preservative. At some point I may do a submerged pressure test to clearly demonstrate this defect but I suspect it might take a full day to clear the joint of Ballistol so that gas bubbles will show. If you read this could you pass this information along to Beretta Italy.
Wonderful film about a magnificent company - shot many Beretta models over the years and they are my number one gun. It was fascinating seeing the workings of the business.
I love Beretta 92 9mm pistols and The Double barrel side by Side Shotguns with European stocks
Wow! Awesome video! Looking forward to more videos like this.
Wow!!! Jonny, Sash you guys knocked it out of the park with this one!!! Can’t wait for the next one. Amazing story telling and cinematography
Wow! What a place. Heaven. Terrific video as always, thanks guys!
I kind of want to go buy a Beretta now. And how does this channel only have 109k subs? Geesh...should be much much higher! Fantastic quality content.
Brilliant minds, great setup / factory.
SIMPLY AMAZING.....
Brillant video Looking forward to parts 2 and 3. I am very lucky to have been to Beretta in Gardone and seen the factory and museum
Awesome movie of a fantastic company
Forza Beretta! My first Beretta was a 92SB which I purchased in 1984.
p.s. I got rid of it in 1986 and have not owned a Beretta since. Nothing wrong with the 92SB, but I hated my US-issued M9. Hated it.
Great documentary - not a factory tour. Thank you so much TGS Outdoors....
Thanks for the great Tour! Beretta is passion and such a fine company.
It's a shame I didn't have any Beretta at these moment.
This is an absolute must see video! Congrats.
Just bought a used Italian Ministry of Finance and Economy police Beretta 85BB pistol, and it is a beautiful piece of history. It goes with my Browning BDA 380, made by Beretta in Italy as well.
These videos are outstanding. Thank you.
I own a Beretta S55 shotgun made between 1956 and 1979. Absolutely love the gun.
Beretta ❤❤❤
Brilliant. I loved my 687 and now I love it more
beautiful , its an art. cheers from Czech Rep.
Love my 687 sported, best gun I’ve ever owned.
Outstanding video.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Absolutely amazing company, people and history. Good work my friend to put such an interesting story.. Bravo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
An absolute joy to watch and learn. Well done JC and team. What a powerhouse of a company showing such passion in what they do with an eye on technology to improve their wonderful array of firearms. Obviously a company investing in itself and it's staff and looking to the future. A well shot video where you can pick up the vibe of the people there and not one dot matrix printer in sight! Cracker. I'm now looking at these guns in a different light. Thank you...
I just recently purchased a 92x Centurion rdo. So seeing how they are made and what they stand for. Makes every dollar spent worth it.
Brilliant vid, I could almost smell the cutting fluids! It's great to see what lies behind the guns we sometimes take for granted. Great presentation too.
not a gunman, but loved your tour of the factory. nice job.
What an awesome tour of the factory. Cant wait for the other two! From one 694 to another, you look good with that Beretta 😄
Compulsive viewing as always from JC and the team, brilliant...............
Best factory tour video ever. For anything.
Beretta double barrel ❤❤❤
I bought my first Silver Pigeon Sporting 12 gauge the fall of 2019. This Spring I bought a 2022 Silver Pigeon Sporting 20 gauge. The wood on the 20 gauge is a little better than the 12 gauge. BUT they are grade 1, so no complaints. The only trouble I had with ejection was when I was given 2 Federal pink shells to try 5 stand. Both times the shotgun was hard to open. GREAT video Johnny and company
Thank you for the tour and education of Beretta ❤
Beretta is a legendary manufacturer in the gun world! Just excellent, excellent guns!
After watching this, I say I was not wrong in purchasing my M9 and M21A Beretta pistol and mouse gun respectively
Do love a nice factory tour and that is a beauty of a factory. Top job do love how this channel has grown so much and with very good edited content. As a precision engineer, I appreciate that factory
Great video 👌👌👌
That is every bit as majestic and awesome as my mind had conjured waiting for this video. Wow. Just wow! ❤ worth the wait, and another jewel to the crown! This and the other factory tours are world class, thanks team TGS
Awesome tour. Have a 1301 tactical myself.
A trusted brand. I love mine 👍
Awesome video. Makes me really appreciate my Berettas. Definitely now have a bias toward them in regards to future purchases.
Excellent and your “gushing” is what makes me watch every minute of your videos. Cheers and Happy Christmas.
What a quality documentary style factory tour, great job.
I love Beretta. Big fan
Nicely done JC !! I’ve watched all your videos this by far is my favorite ,I’ve been a Beretta owner since my childhood days.
I’ve always wanted to visit the Beretta factories now it’s tops on my bucket list.
This is beautiful !!
Super documentary, WELCOME TO BERETTA WORLD 🌟😀❤️