How a Beretta 92 works

[@beretta92fs29]

sexiest pistol ever

[@waelelattar979]

What do you mean by a cute pistol?

[@FrankO-ek1ec]

No doubt

[@yasininn76]

Meh, flintlocks are quite the match

[@hanlonkitto]

My 5 year old LOVES YOUR VIDEOS.

[@myusername3689]

Hanlon Kitto don’t let him get brainwashed by those brainless politicians and teach him that guns are good in the hands of good people.

[@antoniogarcia1118]

Awesome video

[@Normanity]

...I had to watch each segment(s) of the video at least over 50 times to fully understand the mechanism. But great illustration!! I absolutely admire this gun, however I must admit that some other firearms like the Glock is ingeniously much more simpler and easier to understand(less moving parts). The Beretta not only has more moving parts, but more parts moving simultaneously per shot(Ergo, the hammer vs striker fire argument etc.) But because of how complicated and stunning it looks, I now understand more on it's basis and how the mechanics work on most pistols. Especially seeing how sophisticated that a Beretta is, in comparison to most handguns.

[@leenapande3728]

Normanity

[@Fudmottin]

This is beautiful. I've had mine mostly stripped down to install the LTT Trigger Job In A Bag. It's surprisingly easy to do, even with all the parts. However, I've not seen a simple way to visualize how everything works together.

[@deucedeuce1572]

I wish it showed the locking lug and how it works against the slide... but it kind of does. It just never shows the lug part of the slide as solid, so you kind of have to imagine that there is a cut out on the slide there for the lug to move up and down and lock/unlock the slide and barrel together. It did an excellent job showing the trigger, sear and hammer operation though.

[@Ilgiuseppe.26]

Made in Italy fellas..

[@wurmloch1679]

Danke für das Video...

[@FrankO-ek1ec]

Ah that explains the de cocker well thank you .

[@alessandrovattolo592]

Excellent video

[@imrannaqvi104]

Lovely hand gun.

[@chrissollazzo6835]

Cool video. Thanks for putting it together. I'm sure it cost alot of simulated money to send all those simulated rounds down range. 😁

[@perryklein1790]

The wear on the pistol is beautiful.

[@waelelattar979]

What do you mean by that?

[@edinaldopereira9908]

Thank you very much

[@miguelmendoza4513]

Good work!!! Very helpful videos!!

[@waelelattar979]

For no reason.

[@LongTran-gk4hb]

My favourite pistol

[@videoholic9283]

This helped me in modelling. Thanks. Can you suggest some sites where I can get high quality images of guns up close?

[@deucedeuce1572]

I know this was a long time ago... but I have been stuck using google images and youtube for the most part. For some guns though (like the Glocks, 1911's, Beretta 92's and other popular guns, there are 3d filed like (stl, dwg, sldprt files) online that you can use to get a very good look at the parts and how they work. The "gun disassembly 2" program is an amazing program if you don't need the exact dimensions, but want to know how they work.

[@andypeterson8013]

How many rounds were fired in the making of this video???

[@lauramonzon1326]

I counted 102 I could be wrong though.

[@aceleracionistanoturno]

@@lauramonzon1326 If there is a person being shot in this video we cant set. he/her has 100% of it's body destroyed by the bulletholes

[@coaxill4059]

If you run it in .25 speed, you can clearly see how the locking mechanism works.

[@herbderbler1585]

That's why I came here. I knew it was different than your typical Browning tilting barrel mechanism used by most auto handguns these days. My initial guess was that the barrel rotated like a rifle bolt, but that was incorrect. Good to see a detailed breakdown and know for sure.

[@enrique861]

Amazing video. I want to tell you about my gun problem. When back the slide the hammer is secured behind, but when I release the slide stop the hammer runs forward too?? If I get to have a cartridge in the chamber, it will shoot!!!!!!! How can i solve this problem. Thanks

[@ytdave354]

Is the safety engaged when you do it?

[@eduardtsyganov819]

Perfect

[@AshGreen359]

I still don't get how that locking block works

[@julianwells4055]

why is the whole gun moving? kinda distracting

[@R3MMEY]

Have u ever heard of recoil

[@soysandinista19]

Beretta apx please

[@sugaryrhyme217]

Very nice , now if it breaks in the middle of recess I’ll know how to fix it

[@waelelattar979]

Yea

[@mralienarea5172]

Is this an app cause of it is what is it called

[@stoopid136]

World of Guns, it's on mobile or Steam

[@hammadjatt904]

Bhai 9mm hy pistal goli agy ko nikal deta hy lakin shell nii bahir nikalta or shell nali mai phans jata hy

[@TheHairyGhost]

I’m so confused on how this isn’t considered recoil operated as opposed to blowback. It doesn’t look like the slide and barrel are locked in battery.

[@Fudmottin]

Who is referring to it as blowback? It is most definitely recoil operated.

[@TheHairyGhost]

Fudmottin It is marketed as a short recoil, delayed blowback operated system. I don’t actually remember this comment though. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@rodrigoruffa7460]

Slide and barrel are locked by the pivoting link under the barrel. Both begin moving backwards until the pin behind this piece hits the frame, it forces that link to pivot downwards and the two lugs that were inserted into the slide are disengaged.

[@mackssilver9053]

I was under the consumption it made a pew pew kinda noise

[@kthenarrativeofficial6316]

Pistols looks complicated than rifles.

[@undertow619]

I didn't know it had an exposes dear. I thought that was part of the takedown of the gun.

[@myblasphemouslife9052]

Thanks I used this to help animate a drawing of one

[@MotherOther]

Didn't realize ghost guns were green

[@miguelevangelista7368]

How they convert a full auto berreta

[@coaxill4059]

With difficulty. TBH, it's easier to convert a glock or even a 1911.

[@nitesy381]

is it just me or did they rip of the walther p38

[@speedygonzalez8431]

yes it is the same non-tilting lock breech system..

[@charlespresnell2175]

Imatation is the sincerest form of flattery. The Walther P-38 was ahead of it's time.

[@Мирич-з4е]

Charles Presnell Or maybe P38 was on time, but todays engineers can't think of something better.

[@edgarburlyman738]

Yeah, and the da/sa, P38 was first to have that The P38 is a piece of crap by design though, while this is "no expense spared" manufacturing

[@lyndonsia5868]

Can you make this full auto?

[@chrismorse3862]

there is another model like 92r or something has an animation in the same software

[@dick8997]

If ya ain't afraid of the federal penitentiary

[@Exarxhyy]

Put 0.25x speed

[@ketchuplover3197]

Hitman contracts intro, anyone?

[@Karim-uknwmg702]

disassembling these guns is a big mistake

[@natthaphonhongcharoen]

What's the point of this recoil BS? It's nothing but distracting. Fortunately there's a new video using this same software in other channels

[@dongwoochang]

This is stupid, I can't make out even if I play at 0.25 speed... waste of time