Beretta 81 from Scarface - Tony Montana's other little friend

[@kaosblatte]

.32 is an underrated round, and this is the best gun that shoots it. I wish Beretta USA would have gone with rerelease of this rather than releasing tricked out Memecats and the strange 80X that tries to turn the Cheetah series into a tactical abomination. It's a treat to see this video because the Beretta 84 has appeared in dozens of movies and TV shows, but the Beretta 81 has pretty much only appeared in Scarface. What an appearance, though. Somehow it fits Tony Montana perfectly: Unexpectedly refined and intelligent, but with 12 rounds in the magazine, still extremely capable and deadly.

[@hollywoodguns]

Thanks for the comment mate!

[@Puxi]

You can throw the magajin and right after the bareta, it is useless.

[@paulscountry456]

Very popular in the 60s and 70s ,mobsters and citizens alike.

[@filippocorti6760]

The .32 is underrated with European spec ammo like Sellier & Bellot, and Fiocchi. American spec ammo lacks the minimum oomph, IMO.

[@BRAVO_FOUR_06-13]

Miss. The cheetah is amazing. And selling very well.

[@rodneyalaking8241]

A large batch of Italian police surplus 81s came into the US a few years ago. I picked up one in excellent condition for 199.00. I had always wanted one because of Scarface. The gun shoots like butter. Very refined. No recoil to speak of and with the DA-SA trigger you can mag dump 12 shots into a few inches from typical self defense distances. The only challenge is that holster choices are somewhat limited, you need to search. I carry it on occasion and feel well armed with it. Also, ammo isn’t as abundant as 9mm or 380. Look at ammo testing…FMJ appears to be better for penetration. Fiocchi 71 grain tested 15-18 inches. Thanks for the post.

[@filippocorti6760]

Consider Sellier & Bellot ammo as well.

[@josephpepper3087]

​@@filippocorti6760I own several of these, reload, and chronograph ammo. Fiocchi averages about 950 fps from these guns. S&B 950-1000 fps depending on the batch. Drop in an Allegheny Arms extended threaded barrel and gain another 50-100 fps. Serious! Then the gun starts to smack a little like a .380. No big deal. Keep your recoil springs fresh! 1500 rounds is a good interval, 2500 rds at most with weaker brands of ammo. Change even more often with a .380 Cheetah.

[@Cogic]

You got a silence like he had never mind I don't want you to think I'm the atf

[@josephpepper3087]

@@Cogic silencers / suppressors aren't hard to get legally in most states. I use a Omega 9K on my 81FS or BB with an Allegheny Arms threaded drop-in barrel. It's a little difficult because it obscures the sights but still fun.

[@terrymilligan5668]

Excellent call out on blinking! Mel Gibson flinching in Leathal Weapon indoor range while supposedly being a pro shot kills that scene more than the fired round count discrepancy. Still, the happy face pattern is a classic.

[@ahhamartin]

Yep; first time we rented it (in '88) that scene drove my dad nuts.

[@RobertEdwinHouse.]

the 81 is my favourite .32 pistol just behind the PPK (I love James Bond, especially Connery)

[@garyspillman9295]

Not a huge firearm fan but I love 70s and 80s action films and esoteric film trivia. Subscribed!

[@hollywoodguns]

Welcome!

[@jegermuscles8461]

I never noticed how little sense that club shootout escape scene made. "Commando" was more believable than that light fixture just shooting itself from the ceiling directly above the only guy firing.

[@hollywoodguns]

Its coming soon.

[@evondemil5608]

Fortunately someone placed squibs on the supports of the lights, that just happened to go off during the shootout. Otherwise who knows if Tony would've made it out of the club...😅

[@nicktaylor2544]

One of the henchmen did shoot up into the lights, could have damaged the rod holding the lights and it failed structurally and arced out upon failing.

[@jegermuscles8461]

@nicktaylor2544 Thank you, I can suspend my disbelief with that explanation. I love this movie again!

[@nicktaylor2544]

@@jegermuscles8461 glad I could help lol, sick fuckin movie

[@FoxtrotFleet]

Oh perfect, I just rewatched Scarface the other day and was thinking about his ever present Cheetah. He always did have a thing for big cats after all.

[@CGFIELDS]

The 84FS is the modern day way to go when it come to a Cheetah.

[@ManuelOpeinso]

Extremely handsome weapon. Love the open slide

[@mjf1036]

I carried the ancient 1911 in the mid 80's , prior to the Beretta rollout. At that time I had no attraction to the model 92. Years later I voted with my dollars for a Cheetah.

[@jackhime5628]

Browning BDA was featured in 1997 film The Devil’s Own staring both Harrison Ford and Brad Pitt and the Beretta 84 was also used by Rico Tubbs on Miami Vice

[@hollywoodguns]

The Devil's own..... I had forgotten that one. I must look into it further, thanks.

[@f.mazz.459]

I love the Beretta 81 and 92. I served in the Italian army (98-00) and we got to fire the 92 at the range all the time. Such a reliable, quality pistol and very accurate too

[@hollywoodguns]

Thanks for commenting!

[@TheFreakedoutduck]

My first introduction to the Cheetah series was actually from the survival horror videogame Parasite Eve. The main character Aya Brea, a NYC Detective carries a M84F at the start of the game. It's also worth noting that at the start of the game she is off duty. In the sequel game she upgrades to a M93R realizing she would need more firepower when dealing with the monsters she encounters.

[@drawnwithlead]

Your content continues to be very fun and informative. Big Beretta fan as well, but like many I don't have any experience with the 81, so lots of things I didn't know here.

[@hollywoodguns]

I appreciate that

[@SpazzGotTHaK]

This has Quickly became one of my favorite channels on here dude

[@hollywoodguns]

Thanks mate!

[@bj5731]

I love Berettas! My cheetah is a BB model. I have a slew of 92’s of course. My favorite are the pocket pistols. 950 Jetfire, 21A Bobcat, and the 2032 Tomcat with threaded barrel and wood grips. (We can get permits for suppressors where I live). I also love their semiautomatic shotguns.

[@burtonkephart6239]

Wow !! Big beretta fan here as well ! Maybe we are related lol!! I have a beretta 81 BB and then the original ( bb is heavier ) . I also have 2 tomcats ( one with threaded barrel ) and my Dad has Bobcat . Plus own several 92s . I also owned a beretta 84 but it was stolen .

[@Punisher6791]

i love watching the movie and then playing the game Scarface The World Is Yours as it continues the story beyond the film by allowing Tony Montana To survive the ending of the film.

[@eddietat95]

I wish they added the Beretta 81 in it. The in-game ".38 Automatic" is just a darker colour 1911 and the inventory icon is just a PPK.

[@Tom-kv8wy]

I was waiting for another one of your videos and it was another great one thank you very much. It looks like you put a lot of time and effort into making them. The quality of them is impeccable.👍🏻👍🏻

[@hollywoodguns]

Thank you very much!

[@ninjasmi3959]

I've been waiting for this video for a long time

[@hollywoodguns]

Awesome - Hope it was worth the wait!

[@therond.patron4959]

I was in charge of a large Metro Vice narcotics unit before the change to semi-automatics from revolvers. I told the chief I don't need a gun that screams police like the 38 special. So I must admit I played him. I asked him could we carry 9 mm and he said City Hall won't approve it because the bullet's too big. So I said well how about the 380 and he said okay LOL So we will issue the Browning BDA six magazines a piece. We carried the Winchester Silva tip and we had very good success with it.

[@hollywoodguns]

Wow, awesome stories. Thanks for sharing.

[@SuperLaplander]

Good one. Those Berettas look so good! When will you show us the Colt Detective special?

[@rkirschner7175]

Love mine. LOK makes a great set of grips for them.

[@recoilrob324]

Even lesser known but very similar is the 70S which is a single action, single stack blowback pistol that shares similar appearance. I had one back in the '70's in 380 and it was of equal quality to the other Beretta's I've had.

[@danijuggernaut]

I'm a co2 pistol enthusiast and the Cheetah is my favorite. I have 4 of them, they fit so well in my hand palm, just an excellent grip. The M84 feels like an extension of the fist and makes a fast aiming possible. Your pistols are so immaculate, what a gorgeous steel bluing and polished grip pads...amazing care. You need a SIG P210, that matches your style. I like your channel, greetings from Barcelona.

[@freetobe3]

What air gun model did you get? I've only seen one that has a very visible screw and fold co2 cartridge mechanism under the magazine. If it wasn't for that I'd have a nice collection of them nowadays.

[@hollywoodguns]

Thanks and yes I do need a P210! Hola!

[@danijuggernaut]

@@freetobe3 Yes my friend, they don't are so realistic but they are very, very powerful. The barrel is also the striker and bb feeder. The mother manufacturer is WinGun, the M84 is a WG301. I got also the M87 Target wich has a longer barrel. I have a tuned up Cheetah in cal. 6mm and shoots 0,90gram steel bb's at speed of 110ms wich is 5,5 Joules of energy. Serious stuff, i can pump up more by stretching more the striker coil spring. Cheers

[@troyspurling1910]

Beautiful examples you have there. I'm a big Beretta fan. My EDC is a compact PX4 Storm from LTT. Val Kilmer also carried a Cheetah in Heat. The scene where he was sleeping on Deniros floor

[@hollywoodguns]

Thanks for sharing!

[@ianjones1034]

@@hollywoodguns Paul Kersey ( Charles Bronson ) carried a cheetah in Death Wish 2

[@TheNamesPlissken]

As a kid growing up in the 80's and 90's ive always loved the Beretta series of pistols and even had a toy 81 back in the day, alas living in the uk we are not alowed to own /collect such masterpieces, but some years ago when i used to airsoft skirmish i invested in a beautiful WE manufactured inox 84 which featured a de-cocker, one of those things i wish i never sold on. Great vid my friend, cant wait for the Mac10 episode

[@hollywoodguns]

Thanks Mate, MAC 10 coming soon in the new year.

[@keithm5378]

Jesse Pinkman also used a Beretta 84F twice in Breaking Bad. Once in an attempt to get revenge on the drug dealers for the murder of a child before Walter showed up in his Aztek and ran them over, and again to kill Gale. In a later season Mike used one with a suppressor to kill one of his own men who had been paid by Lydia to kill him, and later used the same gun to threaten Lydia herself. Great video and analysis, keep it up!

[@hollywoodguns]

Thanks for the comment and extra info Keith.

[@BigBackInk]

Another great video! I bought a Taurus PT 58 last year because I really wanted the 380 Beretta Cheetah but I knew Taurus used the same machines from Beretta Italy, so I figured just as good. I love the not so little gun. However, a friend of mine picked up a European model Cheetah with the heel magazine release. Now his is half the thickness with the same capacity as mine. Not sure of the years they were made but there’s the difference. Thickness of the grip left to right. Other than slight pangs of jealousy now and then I carry it in my daily rotation.

[@hollywoodguns]

oh wow, thats cool. I didnt know they had a European model. Now I will have to try and find one......

[@TheGingerKing1994]

Just found your channel. Time to watch all your videos!

[@hollywoodguns]

Hope you enjoy them!

[@RobertKinne-lh8wn]

Val Kilmer also carried a model84 with Robert deniro the movie was heat

[@hollywoodguns]

yeah, I totally forgot, which is silly as its my all time favorite movie!

[@thelastminuteman7513]

Say hello to my really little friend!

[@jasons8757]

the model 81BB did habe a decocking position in the safety. i had one a few yrs back when a bunvh were inported from italy(ex prison dept pistols), was a nice shooter for a 32, found out could make it a 380 with barrel swap n mag but was a bit much for the parts at the time. great video as always.

[@josephpepper3087]

Incorrect. The no-suffix models have no passive firing pin disconnector or decocker. Just a manual safety. The B and BB add the firing pin disconnector. The F added the decocker, then the FS also included the slide catch in case the slide breaks while firing it won't hit the shooter in the face. I've NEVER heard of this happening. It did happen on an early batch of M9 9mm's that may have had a bad heat treatment.

[@AshwaniAnand-z9p]

I still have 81 b its amazing pistol 🇮🇳

[@gkauto1959]

Im an offbeat reloader and have a fascination with the 380 pistols of the world. Went thru a divorce and of course lost everything, had to pay off attorneys, you know! I found all the 380 pistols were very easy to load for and were smooth shooters once you lucked into a custom load that fed and ejected and flew straight, you just made those by the thousands when my reloading machine got some attention. Cast lead bullets made my PPK, Cheeta, Makarov, CZ 83, etc digest thousands of rounds, and with my brass catcher trapping all the ejected brass my reloading machine turned them into ammunition in just one evening. The 380 wont let you down in a fight, has enough power behind it to do the job, is efficient and easy to put rounds on target, it truly is the best concealed carry round out there today. Now maybe I should give that .32acp a try, anyone have any experience loading this mini round?

[@mrmann44]

Walther just re-released the PPK in 32acp. Saw one in Cabala's today as a matter of fact.

[@hollywoodguns]

That's awesome. Good work Walther!

[@hollywoodguns]

I have no experience of reloading, but I have a feeling that it is an itch that will need scratching soon....

[@josephpepper3087]

Yes I reload for my .32 Berettas. The main key is to know that .32 acp & 7.65x17 are slightly different! 7.65 (Fiocchi, S&B use thicker cases and narrower bullets (.308, .309"/.310"). .32 (US brands) use thinner brass & wider bullets (.311, .312, .313) Mismatched bullets & cases will cause problems! Otherwise it's no big deal. I load 78 gr coated lead bullets lightly for suppressor use. These guns cycle with light loads. 78 gr @740 fps and no problems on fresh recoil sping. Consider an Allegheny Arms extended threaded barrel. They are tight (.308 bore) and add velocity. Change recoil spring 500-1000 rds for .380. Maybe 1500 for light loads. You can go longer firing .32.

[@jaymack9442]

This was my very 1st gun and it was because of this movie. My second was the Beretta 92F from lethal weapon

[@hollywoodguns]

That’s what I’m talking about!

[@TylerGamer765]

I dig the browning. It’s rly unique and I want one bad. Just can’t ever find one when I got the cash to play with

[@LMTran]

The Cheetah is the most beautiful pistol ever made. I need to get an 84F or FS. I used to have an 84BB that was surplus from the Italian postal police

[@patbrown463]

Aim Surplus has trade ins in stock right now.

[@joshuatoler1965]

i have an 80x cheetah and love it i also have a clone of the original model 84 the girsan mc14g84.

[@daviddejesus2496]

Great Review would you notify about the next video you'll feature The Thompson Sub Machine Gun Can't Wait for that one.

[@NHinPA]

Just a quick note, the 80 series takes their lineage from the Beretta M1934

[@hollywoodguns]

Thanks for that info - I didnt know that. I will have to investigate that model.

[@rodneyalaking8241]

Surplus 1934’s are coming in now.

[@Gandalf_The_Pale]

I believe my 81 surplus was from the Italian Penal System.

[@hollywoodguns]

Thanks for this info.

[@Jones-xx2gc]

This was the pistol I would have liked before the UK hand gun ban. Had to make do with airsoft versions later sadly.

[@TubeDeviant]

LOVE the 81..!! If the 92 had a son..!! hehe Love how it looks like a mini 92 and still has a double stack magazine.

[@hollywoodguns]

They look great together!

[@matthewcochran3325]

Great now I have to go get a model 81. Great video, buddy

[@hollywoodguns]

You should!

[@demonjmh]

Very interesting. i always thought it was the 84 cheetah

[@peewee102100]

I bought mine when that last batch on surplus guns came in. It's my EDC. When I de-cock it, I put my left thumb in front of the hammer, my right thumb on the back, and pull the trigger just until it breaks and let the trigger go forward, and then lower the hammer. Then the hammer block would block the hammer from the firing pin. But you're right, be careful!

[@hollywoodguns]

I love that it’s your EDC!

[@simonpepper5053]

Really glad this channel is growing, love the content and research that must be being put it to obtain all the information. Not sure how you have time! What about Shooter and the sniper rifle used in that something that your Bear Arms gun shop can supply?

[@hollywoodguns]

I'll look into it Bro. Its military designation is M40A3 - Built on the Remington 700 series.

[@simonpepper5053]

@@hollywoodguns I mean any sniper rifle really :)

[@user-td6yv6lr7p]

84 with different Trigger guard is more pleasing to the eye

[@goldendevereaux]

Super nice to get this suggested to me as I just bought a 84 BB Cheetah. Subscribed before you even asked the first time 😂

[@hollywoodguns]

Thank you and hope you enjoy the channel!

[@fox-jake8784]

I think Charles Bronson used a Beretta Cheetah in one of the Death Wish films.

[@johnjuarez8005]

Suggestion for another video: the S & W 6904, the off duty pistol used in Speed.

[@hollywoodguns]

I look into that one, Thanks

[@cjleon1104]

Nicely done!

[@hollywoodguns]

Thanks Mate.

[@seapappy9183]

I love your channel! Just found it! Do a video on True Grit starring John Wayne and Kim Darby about their iconic guns! Thanks!

[@hollywoodguns]

Thanks Mate. I've added True Grit to my future list. Thanks.

[@mannycuellar7426]

Great video 👍👏🫡

[@hollywoodguns]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@adamdarmstaedter1256]

I have a Savage 1917 and a Walther PP - both in .32acp. Both would be good subjects for the channel. I got the Savage because Jude Law used one in ROAD TO PERDITION (although I believe it was the .380 version). Even though the Beretta 81 holds 4 more rounds, I would still prefer the Walther PP. It's just SUCH a good design and just feels good in in your hand.

[@hollywoodguns]

I think I am going to do a video soon on a Walther PP in .32ACP because my research suggests that it was mistakenly the actual gun used in Doctor No.......

[@adamdarmstaedter1256]

@hollywoodguns The Forgotten Weapons channel made an episode about Bond holsters and they show several examples of the PP being shown as the "PPK".

[@bigghoss762]

I can't believe you left out Heat where Val Kilmer is seen carrying one. I don't think he shoots it in the movie but the character has an 84 I think.

[@hollywoodguns]

Yeah, the hangover scene.

[@teddy2guns404]

Love those. Do Rick hunters guns. From hunter

[@hollywoodguns]

The HKP9S?

[@AB25a1]

M1935 Beretta was also 32acp

[@alanleblanc1763]

I have a Beretta 84 bb. It is a neat pistol

[@badwrench13]

Love my 81. Fantastic pistol, great accuracy and almost no recoil. Mine hss Italian police markings, but no import stamps, pretty interesting. I originally got it for a carry piece, but keep it for a beside drawer gun now. Small spaces plus big, loud cartridges are not a winning combo. Brad Pitt used a BDA in The Devil's Own, and Ron Eldard used one in Sleepers.

[@hollywoodguns]

True that on the 81 being a great night stand piece.

[@vominator]

what about the suppressor added with no place to add it?

[@hollywoodguns]

Great comment...... Yep, no threaded barrel sticking out..... I should have noticed this before. Good observation mate!

[@nicholasnissen1547]

If you can find the red box fiocchi .32 auto ammo made in Italy. It's probably the spiciest.32 acp. I've found other than some old ammo I found at the shop I worked at.

[@hollywoodguns]

Thanks for the recommendaton.

[@nicholasnissen1547]

@hollywoodguns no problem. That the ammo used in WW2 was wayyyyy Spicer then modern .32acp. That and buffalo bore makes hard cast .32acp that gets it up to .380acp power level. Which I don't think it adds any additional recoil. Which there never was and that's why you gotta love .32acp.

[@josephpepper3087]

Fiocchi & S&B are the hottest. 950-1000 fps. Buffalo Bore 75 gr gave me 970 fps avg.

[@josedorsaith5261]

Glad I found this channel. Are you based in the UK?

[@hollywoodguns]

nope - I'm in the USA.

[@FirstLast-ff7qx]

Big worm in Friday also packed a 84

[@joes9288]

Hey Wilson love the vids. Just watched a great doc on Netflix about Wyatt Earp. Got me thinking about lever action rifles and six guns like in Tombstone. Just a thought,keep up the great work!

[@hollywoodguns]

Thanks Mate - I hope to get to the old West guns soon.

[@ericb8888]

Excellent video - blink rating ? ;)

[@derekmcintosh6925]

Probably a long shot but any chance you could do a video about the Detective Special from The French Connection

[@tylerleavitt2715]

In the book Tony was in the Cuban army. He wasn’t startled by a .32acp. “The world is yours” 305 Miami mood, if you know you know.

[@hollywoodguns]

I have to say I dont know.... Can you enlighten me please?

[@tylerleavitt2715]

@@hollywoodgunsThe atmosphere of Miami Beach, has a certain feel, it’s best experienced after an all nighter when you see the sun come up, or on a misty deserted evening on one of the million backstreets and tree lined drives off ocean drive. The city that never sleeps fits this town as well. The whole city is international and there are a million stories that will never be told, every night. It’s the magic city, it is the stuff dreams are made of, it’s everything to people that get bit by the bug. Go down there and see the city away from the tourist areas… live there, and get a glimpse of the vibe out in the neighborhoods… if you haven’t been there I highly recommend it Brickell, coral gables, mid beach, south beach. It’s very hard to explain, that’s why I said if you understand, that I don’t need to. Hope this helps. Get on Flickr and look for the Miami folders there. You might see something of what I’m speaking…..

[@andrewmathurin684]

i had just started watching scarface just as i came across this video

[@hollywoodguns]

Excellent! Hope you enjoyed my video and of course the movie!!

[@andrewmathurin684]

@@hollywoodguns it would be nicn is u did a video on the rifle from alan wake 2 the one that saga finds in the medical wing of the nursing home when looking for tor

[@hollywoodguns]

@@andrewmathurin684 I looked up the video game as I'm not a gamer and it said it is a Winchester 7CDL. I'm not familiar with this model at all I'm afraid..... I'm wondering if it was a Winchester Model 70.....

[@andrewmathurin684]

@@hollywoodguns they made a mistake its a remington 700 bdl in 308 win if u dont believe me look at the footage from the game and see for yourself

[@TylerGamer765]

You forgot Brad Pitt for a split second in HEAT when he’s passed out of the floor in. Dineros condo he’s got one next to him in a holster

[@crktritual]

Pretty sure it was Val Kilmer

[@hollywoodguns]

yes it was and I totally forgot that scene.

[@vincentspencer3699]

Great channel! How about a video covering the guns from “Training Day”?

[@hollywoodguns]

The S&W 4506 is coming soon!!!

[@marclaske1955]

What do you do to get such high-gloss guns? I've never seen a Beretta so well finished.

[@hollywoodguns]

There are many ways to clean up a gun, but the one that works best for me for a blued finish is: When I first buy it, I clean it up with CLP and give it a good scrubbing. Then, I wipe on a small amount of FLITZ metal polish and it removes decades of patina and unseen rust without taking off the blueing. That brings the gun back to a great sparkle. Then as I shoot the guns, I clean them as normal, coat with a bit of gun oil or CLP and then buff with a cotton rag. This keeps them in this really great condition. You don't want to polish blued guns very often with Flitz, or leave it on the metal for very long (just 30-60 secs is fine) because it can take the blueing off. However once every few decades is fine!!

[@marclaske1955]

@@hollywoodguns congratulations on having such beautiful weapons! I spend hours cleaning my weapons, but never have I achieved such a result.

[@marclaske1955]

Thank you for your advice, I have just placed an order with Fliz.

[@anarchyscorner]

I had to sell mine this year due to moving costs but plan on buying another. Last 3 years I had a 84bb a 85 and a original 81. I know the Guardia Di Finanzia in Italy carried the 85 because mine was marked G.F. and I know the italian national forestry service used it too.

[@hollywoodguns]

Forestry service? That’s awesome!

[@anarchyscorner]

@hollywoodguns yes they are marked C.F.S. with a bird emblem.

[@josephpepper3087]

​@@anarchyscornerI have a few of those. Beautiful, top quality gun. Very reliable. 81BB's.

[@aldomonty5550]

i use a 2019 beretta 81, i put a pvd coated on it so it looks goldish chrome

[@hollywoodguns]

unusual but sounds cool.

[@josephpepper3087]

I thought the last of the old 81FS was 2017. No?

[@aldomonty5550]

@ i checked the serial number online it said manufactured in 2019.

[@maverickfoxbmsn]

Let’s not forget that Tony Montana and Manny had stated that they were both in the Cuban Army.

[@hollywoodguns]

oh yes - Very true.

[@Serenityindailylife]

That 32 doesn't poke .45 or bigger spots in real life. Big squibs used for little bullet holes in real life.

[@matthewgower]

Wanted one ever since I saw the movie, so mad I didn’t get one during the police surplus wave 😔

[@hollywoodguns]

There are still some cheap ones out there sub $400!

[@GoonieLord]

You ever going to do Snake's custom Mac-10 from Escape New York?

[@hollywoodguns]

I am - In a few videos time.

[@Gambit-pu8kj]

You should do a video on Rick's colt python from The waking dead TV show. It's a beautiful revolver. I own one myself and love it.

[@hollywoodguns]

Its coming soon for sure. I dont own a Python and have been trying to find on in my budget for years.....

[@orca1361]

I'm on the fence of getting the newest Cheetah that Beretta or S&W 340pd for edc

[@hollywoodguns]

tough choice.

[@majorccunliffe4662]

I subbed before you asked, love the content, you do any Franchi Spas or Ingram Mac10/11, or the UZI 9mm, or the Auto shotgun with drum mag?

[@hollywoodguns]

All three coming soon.

[@Claudiurogojan1234]

Where do you get these guns?

[@hollywoodguns]

Gun stores, Gun shows, online marketplaces, etc.

[@Claudiurogojan1234]

@ which online ones, gunbroker?

[@goodbyeseeyalater]

Do the Beretta 84 "Death Wish 2"

[@hollywoodguns]

When I get an 84, for sure!

[@KeNaNOzKaN58]

Beretta f81 veya 81 modelinde altı Çelik olan modeleri var mı acaba

[@hollywoodguns]

Bildiğim kadarıyla yok. Ve kanalı izlediğiniz için teşekkürler!

[@wesleyhalpern184]

Still getting at least twice the power of a .22lr from the same barrel length

[@hollywoodguns]

That's not bad at all.

[@chillios2222]

these are great , youhave a decent collection, i have the single stack beretta 380, used of course, very comfortable handgun to fire ( these did not hold as many rounds ),theres a few versions of the 92 where they shortened the barrel and or the frame , still very nice versions, did they use the chainsaw because it was quieter the suppressed machinegun ?, that part seemed awkward but they did portraythe gruesome cartels

[@FoxtrotFleet]

The use of the chainsaw was to terrify Tony into giving them the location of the money. How is that hard to understand? A quick death is preferable to being cut up, so because the guns had no effect on Tony's disposition, they turned to brutality to try to get the money out of him.

[@1goodkidd]

I have the pistol Tony shot the toad with in the hotel scene, beretta 1951

[@hollywoodguns]

They're cool. Very retro.

[@anarchyscorner]

Do the cz 75 please😊

[@hollywoodguns]

What movie do you recommend pairing it with?

[@anarchyscorner]

@hollywoodguns it was featured as the bad guys gun in behind enemy lines with Owen Wilson. There are some other Notable uses of it.

[@jesusGranola]

BDA all the way

[@daveoreilly8246]

Hi Mate love the videos, if you have a copy of The Devils Own have a look and see if Brad Pitt carres the BDA. you'll be able to tell me the difference for sure but I thinks its the only screen time I've seen that pistol have. Keep up the great content

[@hollywoodguns]

Thanks Dave. Yes you are correct - I have learned from other commenters that it is in the Devils own. I might be able to do a full episode on it after all!

[@daveoreilly8246]

@@hollywoodguns Happy to help, only mentioned it as I really enjoy the content you create, I'm not a gun enthusiast, but movie weapons and lore, I am all here for. Keep up the great videos, they are exceptional

[@ahhamartin]

Now you GOTTA do the "supporting actor and never the star" of Scarface, Miami Vice, the A-Team and Desperado (as well as Rambo II, Magnum P.I., V TFB, Pulp Fiction and on and on); the Ingram MAC 10/11. (Well ALMOST "never the star"; I forgot McQ.)

[@hollywoodguns]

MAC 10 coming soon - I promise.

[@anarchyscorner]

What about the sig p226 in robocop?

[@hollywoodguns]

I’ll check it out. I planned to do the P226 for Point Break.

[@anarchyscorner]

@hollywoodguns that works too

[@Jesses001]

I have gotten to go though a lot of imports dumped from Italian police stock. When it comes to Italian pistols, it is a tour of the Beretta catalog, ha. I am sure a lot of that is national pride. Beretta is a VERY Italian company and has been a staple of Italy for...well they are the oldest continuous gun company for a reason. As for the flinching, That does seem to make sense as something to note, but if a character is inexperienced within the story, it would make sense that they would handle the firearm in an inexperienced manor, so that has to be considered as well.

[@hollywoodguns]

Very true on your flinching comment. I'll consider the characters "experience" in future videos. Tony and Manny are both ex-Cuban military in Scarface so they ought to be good. Riggs in Lethal Weapon is supposed to be ex-special forces so his performance at the gun range smiley face scene isnt good....

[@QueensStandUp]

I like the 92FS. A stainless 92 was the first handgun I ever fired and it was real nice. Don’t know much about the 81 but it looks functionally similar.

[@WSNight-]

Please do "The pit viper" from John wick

[@hollywoodguns]

LAMO - I dont have that kind of change to spend on a pistol. I am going to do the P30L from JW1 though.....

[@filippocorti6760]

I don't know if the 2nd shot on Mel in Scarface was realistic. I don't think he would become unconscious that quickly. Life usually drains from a person when shot. I'd guess this is especially so with a .32 if it leads to death.

[@hollywoodguns]

I thought it looked like a heart shot…..

[@filippocorti6760]

@@hollywoodguns He still wouldn't be turned off like a light.

[@lucoakanrogithe2ahashira509]

Would love to see a video of the shotgun in Terminator 2 since i am looking for a shotgun and they make a cimarron reproduction for $600. Found a real Winchester 1887 for the same price at a gun show a few weeks ago and regret not buying it. It did have wear and the tube under the barrel did have a concerning looking loose plate i guess it is that i didn’t like but i am sure it could have been fixed and the gun would have worked anyways

[@hollywoodguns]

I too am looking for a reasonably priced 1887. I will probably get a 1901 with the strengthened action though as it can shoot modern cartridges and not just black powder ones.

[@Thatguy55595]

It’s a cool gun but personally I’m a Glock guy

[@mk2_suprr]

that one time tony soprano took one of these out of a fishes mouth

[@hollywoodguns]

confession - I have not watched the Sopranos......

[@notverycleaver41]

Loved the video! You should get an 84bb and make a video on Deathwish with Charles Bronson next!

[@hollywoodguns]

I will keep a look out for one!