Minute of Mae: Italian Glisenti 1910

[@TaterPictures]

You: Mom, can we have a Luger. Mom: We have a Luger at home. >Luger at home

[@strawberryshortcake1258]

Still based

[@thetubeboi6991]

Not tryna be nit picky but question mark not full stop

[@benjamindavidovichwaals2899]

ahahaha

[@martincorbitt1979]

Mae, I need help ,I need a model 98 barrel ,do you have one,it's got to be a shooter,help me please,!!!

[@thetubeboi6991]

@@martincorbitt1979 what? Is that a joke?

[@garyK.45ACP]

When one looks at other contemporary handguns of the time, one realizes how much of a genius John Browning was.

[@benjamindavidovichwaals2899]

his works were truly unparalel

[@neutronalchemist3241]

Few other designers had the luxury of 11 years of development before their guns being adopted.

[@marsproductions1]

@@neutronalchemist3241 But even then. The ability to create a small, streamlined, relatively simple design beats out the much taller and complex designs that were being designed at the same time.

[@Kanyeeast294]

Dont forget the fn1910

[@garyK.45ACP]

@@Kanyeeast294 Without saying it, that was the Browning designed handgun I was referring to. I thought the "1910" part might be the clue.

[@Ntmoffi]

Ah yusss. The Spaghetti Luger.

[@horacegentleman3296]

This is more like a penne luger

[@literallydarheel3234]

If it's-a not-a covered in-a olive oil it's-a not-a gonna work.

[@dinstonsurrchill5218]

@@literallydarheel3234 some would call your comment racist, I would call it hilarious.

[@literallydarheel3234]

@@dinstonsurrchill5218 "Racist" is an anti-White slur made by communists to defame White people. Quit it.

[@pbg1273]

Spluger

[@TenaciousTrilobite]

I love that they scraped by on 9mm -P just to check the 9x19 box on a technicality. And that they then proceeded to adopt it.

[@blackbirdpie217]

Minus P? lol

[@sergeantbigmac]

-P lol I love that

[@neutronalchemist3241]

The 9mm Glisenti was actually as, or more, powerful than several other 9mm service cartridges adopted at that time, or later (9mm Steyr, 9mm Browning long, 9mm Makarov...).

[@xthee_0nly_1x11]

@@neutronalchemist3241 9mm Glisenti had a 25% reduced powder charge compared to the standard 9mm Luger loads at the time. It was unequivocally weaker.

[@neutronalchemist3241]

@@xthee_0nly_1x11 The 9mm Glisenti was actually as, or more, powerful THAN SEVERAL OTHER 9MM SERVICE CARTRIDGES ADOPTED AT THE TIME, OR LATER (9mm Steyr, 9mm Browning long, 9mm Makarov...). I even gave the list...

[@thelastjohnwayne]

Please Note.. the Semi Automatic Self Ejecting Magazine is also a very interesting feature on this firearm...

[@blackbirdpie217]

Yeah a safety feature designed with your enemy in mind.

[@covertops19Z]

Lol🤣🤣🤣👍

[@erzherzogalbrecht8504]

​@@blackbirdpie217 verry Italian indeed

[@miketeeveedub5779]

This is what you get when a Luger raw dogs a C96.

[@thatguy-qg9lk]

This is the funniest thing I've read all day

[@jeffdouglas3201]

…in the ass

[@benjamindavidovichwaals2899]

lol

[@josephesquivel4066]

Glisenti: Proof that not all Italian pistols are beautiful and flawless.

[@SainsSDR3SD]

And good cause this gun was shit at his time it didnt even use normal 9mm but weaker glisenti officers prefer Bodeo revolver durring WWI cause glisenti was too weak and it had problems

[@LieutenantTheJackal]

Yeah. Pretty much.

[@LaViaDeVolpe]

@@SainsSDR3SD It's funnier because the Glisenti 1910 was designed to replace the Bodeo. Glisenti does have some other great firearms though.

[@SainsSDR3SD]

@@LaViaDeVolpe Bad designs can at least give lesson in future how not make guns when you make something new you cant expect perfection.

[@LaViaDeVolpe]

@@SainsSDR3SD That is true, and it's something I'm sure Revelli learned lol

[@oldschool9932]

Ahhhh.........made my day; thank you Mae.

[@Luci-rv1hl]

A minute of Mae a day keeps the Nazis away.

[@MikhaelHausgeist]

Wish to see more unusual guns. It is always interesting to know about some unpopular models, because they in most cases have interesting design!

[@rcadd1ct]

As always, love to see the smile at the end.

[@bravo0105]

“Where does she get those wonderful toys?”

[@PobortzaPl]

And now I have to ask: Have you ever danced with the devil in a pale moonlight?

[@benjamindavidovichwaals2899]

@@PobortzaPl his mom did it

[@Pcm979]

I've been struggling to think of something nice to say about this gun, and the best I can muster is "as long as it doesn't break it's entirely average."

[@peterkjellman3671]

It is a shit gun.

[@DrRichtoffen1]

Thats Italian world war firearms in a nusthell, minus the baretta.

[@comradesam3382]

@@DrRichtoffen1 Italians historicly made either complete trash, or near perfect firearms, there is no inbetween

[@811brian]

It’s a clear sign that italians are renaissance artists at heart. When given time, they can make remarkable guns. The peninsula just isn’t setup well for war time production.

[@neutronalchemist3241]

Actually it's a lot of good ideas (think only to the frontal sear of the striker, directly above the trigger, when modern striker fired handguns still have a transfer bar to actuate a rear sear, like they still have a hammer) ruined by only one of them, the lateral inspection window.

[@montelbonteenager6762]

Awesome May!! I found your videos yess! I love your selection you show and the commentary. made my day all better. I think it was a year or two ago that I've seen them. I had to get a new phone so I had lost all my videos. But, farther more thank you for sending this in to my suggestion box. I definitely just subscribed. I love it and love it🤓👍

[@Chrislaser]

Mag drop at the end. Good show thanks

[@wheeliebin18]

It's good to know your Luger's recovering after taking an airbag to the face.

[@stuka_bly4t102]

In Italy we call it “poor people’s Luger”

[@bryancoombesart]

Great video series! concise no nonsense historical firearms information I will never need but strangely want

[@bequergarcia4755]

Thanks, Mae!🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@vicvancini140]

I really enjoy those minutes!

[@dr.donaldhurley2922]

Great work as always

[@nosaltadded2530]

As always, great video.

[@unclebuzz6913]

You said it grouped well. Well, I would really like to see it , as would everyone else. God bless you and your loved ones

[@frisco1138117]

Their full length video on the Glisenti should show the whole shooting segment, including the target. I'd check that out. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2jIfZuZg7eqptU

[@NemoKeine]

just re-watched this Primer earlier today

[@BrockvsTV]

Thank you

[@rayrose5594]

ms mae is a real trooper...

[@acrispywaffleiron4014]

Italy: hey can I copy your homework? Germany: Sure. Just change it up a bit so it isn't obvious Italy: *fails class Is any of this accurate, no. Do I care? Also no

[@guaporeturns9472]

Good comment 😂

[@jaygibson5057]

Good review

[@mattyallen3396]

Awesomeness

[@chefemilj]

Thank you for the 60 seconds

[@famedgaming1865]

This gun reminds me of when I was failing classes in school. I'm unique but don't function well.

[@AceofKnaves1966]

Perhaps where Nambu type 14 got inspiration?

[@dr.donaldhurley2922]

But I'm still studying "REVOLVER 101"...

[@mathiaslindgren9544]

Eyyy, It's a minute of Maeee

[@Reupload-Kanal-Von-Lukas-Heil]

If you are using 9x19mm Luger it will literally blow the pistol

[@xiongfa2152]

I love MoM. Are you speeding up the voice track on purpose? Or, is Mae speaking that rapidly naturally? She seems like she would be much chiller in person than that voice track seems to indicate.

[@EricDaMAJ]

She’s only got a minute. I keep commenting it’s OK to me if she goes over. But they’re sticking to the format.

[@ratchowmein]

Four layer safety, for Bocephus. Beautiful video definition. 👍

[@FrancineMerlin-xw4il]

It looks like Nambu pistol. It's similar to being called a Luger just because it looks like one and is not a very good gun.

[@SergiusLigurAugustus]

A great italian gun!!!

[@ilex_occulta]

i'm a simple gal, i see mae holding a weird lookin pistol and i click.

[@idealist4910]

"Mam can we have Luger?" "No we have Luger at home." Luger at home:

[@freddieellis8449]

@Mae, out of curiosity, have you done a lee-Enfield mad minute? “Mad minute of Mae” perhaps?

[@PabloChaconi]

What patron is there 7.65 or 9mm

[@xStabizorz]

9x19mm glisenti

[@PabloChaconi]

@@xStabizorz I see, but I prefer parabellum 9.19mm

[@luigiduca]

@@PabloChaconi It would break apart. 9x19 glisenti is an underpowered version of the standard 9x19

[@GurpreetSingh-eu7mr]

Looks it's barrel like p08 luger first time watching

[@chrisfaller2675]

Top shelf

[@n.a.4292]

Pretty late to the party, but I have a question: what is the grip made of? And, is it the original one?

[@818richardrajic]

Nice!!!👌

[@poot111111]

Are there 2 girls on the channel or did Mae cut here hair and film all these "Minute of Mae" segments at once? I have been wondering for a long time, please go easy on me.

[@PumpkinsAmongUs]

All the footage is taken from the normal episodes, which may have been taken as early as 6 years ago. Mae's gone through a few haircuts since then

[@zanaduz2018]

Most of these "Minute of Mae" segments are taken from their corresponding full episode and voiced over by her opinions regarding the firearm in question. She also films them separately from the in-studio portion of the full episode. Most of the time, all the shooting is done in one day of filming, although she has had episodes where she had to break up the shooting sequences due to technical issues. I recall her saying at one point that filming these shooting segments is quite tedious, as she has to remain more-or-less perfectly still during the filming process.

[@michalandrejmolnar3715]

Will you do WWII weapons???

[@Gunsbeerfreedom87]

Ah, Italian engineering at its finest.

[@Gunsbeerfreedom87]

@@Danheron2 That'sthejoke.png

[@onpsxmember]

@@Danheron2 The Italians are outstanding engineers. Most ground breaking ideas in cars are only now established cause they dare to make the leap. What if we get rid of a camshaft? Refinement might be needed, but without the first step there is no innovation.

[@ricardovonpepsistein3497]

If our engineering sucks, why does your army and police use our pistols and shotguns?

[@Gunsbeerfreedom87]

@@ricardovonpepsistein3497 Because they're stupid, obviously.

[@erikvymetal455]

O thought that was Nambu type 14

[@federicomayol475]

Why always smiles at the end?

[@iliasgeorgiou4062]

IT LOOKS LIKE THE JAPANESSE NAMBU

[@robertgreen6027]

I thought this weapon had low stopping power?

[@neutronalchemist3241]

9mm Glisenti is not 9mm Parabellum, but it's more powerful than 9mm Makarov, that had been the Soviet service round for decades, and about as powerful than the military 9mm Steyr, that was the Austrian service cartridge.

[@mohamedmaged6382]

By the way all classic weapons very strong and accurately in target

[@M.M.83-U]

I hope you find a 1905 in 7,65 some day.

[@johnmadow5331]

The Siam government officer always brought a lots of firearms including military equipment from Italy during 1900. In the royal palace is full with Gansetti calibre 9mm parabellum. I almost brought one when I went home after graduation but it cost too much back then.

[@nebiyuesayas5600]

The Glisenti: an discout-luger Italian pistol so bad it unintentionally fucked over later guns with it's dollar-store 9mm variant. It's like the Reichrevolver of pre-1950 automatics.

[@impliedtomato8760]

Looks like a space gun!

[@ManiacMitrandir]

Интересный пистолет...

[@Rvveenns032]

Se parece a la Nambu japonesa

[@user-pg9tp5tg1c]

Зброя зброєю, а дівчина вражає своєю красотою!

[@romanjustroman7445]

Истинно так

[@flyingninja1234]

It looks like an Italian Nambu.

[@NotchaBizness]

Mae is the luckiest

[@SuperEvilMonkee]

Looks kinda like a Nambu

[@CrustyWhiteBread]

noice.

[@WalterBurton]

👍👍👍

[@nazarderkach9320]

When you leave a Luger and a C96 unsupervised in the same gun safe.

[@benjamindavidovichwaals2899]

lol

[@potatosurfing6779]

I love you mae ; )

[@1murder99]

It is Italian after all. They never intended for anyone to shoot it.

[@dobridjordje]

Don't be mistaken, this pistol killed a lot of AustroHungarian soldiers on the Italian front simply due to the intensity of combat.

[@blockhead134]

I came here because I heard they blow apart when fired

[@1911boomer]

AAAAHHHHCHOOOO...........GLISENTI

[@JoeFu127]

very similar to the notorious Nambu type 14 Japanese Luger

[@elendilnix]

Glisenti italiani 1910 was made to be cheap, not to be a costly gun like Luger.

[@gamerhen777]

didn't they just add this to world of guns?

[@plasmacity35]

Those treacherous men of savoy

[@diddymachine]

Supposedly the glissenti round was so weak that u could shoot a charging enemy in the chest and he could shrug it of and shoot or bayonet you, albeit wounded, main reason the bodeo was more popular

[@neutronalchemist3241]

That's bullshit. 9mm Glisenti is not 9mm Parabellum, but it's more powerful than 9mm Makarov, that had been the Soviet service round for decades, and about as powerful than the military 9mm Steyr, that was the contemporary Austrian service cartridge. Not to say than many European officers, at that time, used semiautos in .32 ACP. A list of service cartridges in use at the time, and for decades after, of comparable caliber and power comprehends: 9mm Makarov (Soviet Union and satellite countries until present) 8mm Steyr (Austria-Hungary until the end of WWI) 9mm Steyr (Austria-Hungary until the end of WWI and Austria until 1938) 9mm Browning Long (adopted by a dozen armies and police forces, in service until the '80s with the Swedish Police) 9mm Ultra/Police (developed for WWII Luftwaffe, adopted by the Police of West Germany in the '70s)

[@loganosmolinski4446]

bibbidi bobbidi boo here's interaction for you

[@larss337]

I'm thinking "a bit fatter type 14 Nambu"...

[@Mauro70308]

Incrível!

[@patricklee5576]

aha so now we see where the japanese got their nambu

[@nickybabb6137]

Looks like a nambu pistol

[@hunterfalkenberg2837]

this thing looks like a c96 banged a nambu

[@imperialbricks1977]

Isn't this what the Japanese copied to make the Nambu?

[@kornaktanker7633]

the not-a-luger

[@TheScrambles1]

You mispronounced the name

[@lairdcummings9092]

Kinda klunky. It still does what it needs to do.

[@xthee_0nly_1x11]

Hi Laird.

[@imyourdaddy5822]

Wouldn't make a bad police gun or civilian gun

[@tommygun6028]

Over All good, except your magazine was faling out a Lot ....lol,,,,,,

[@DaDaDo661]

Mama mia

[@blackbirdpie217]

This series is genius. It has EVERYTHING we like even with a POS gun.

[@Lavrentizodiac]

Look More Like a Nambu 14

[@alexanderstordeur9434]

9x19 wimpy

[@JoseNunez-pu1mh]

I like your videos. Bit. LOVE to see you. Incredibly beautiful. AMAZING!

[@munkiandtrunktvofficialchannel]

Italians Mobs

[@olhemi1]

😁👍☕

[@unelectedleader6494]

They never show what Mae is shooting because this isn’t supposed to be a gore site.

[@jwbean271]

Hey mae

[@robertrobert7924]

Reminds me of Japanese pistols.

[@christianlibrul]

Lyeesentee

[@INNOARMS]

Looks like a Nambu type14

[@nicurate]

как будто из маузера сделали люгер

[@genghiskhan6809]

An offbrand Luger