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[@danielkinder8260]

Also the CZ 75 is a great handgun.

[@davidtennyson4908]

Love the CZ PCR. Compact version of 75.

[@cleverkitsune4302]

Id rather have a jericho

[@gorcrow]

"A smith and wesson model 10, delivering reliability without the complexity of a modern semiauto" - says a person who doesn't know anything about revolvers and how complex they are.

[@Rowski420]

this video is AI garbage

[@jazzman5598]

@@Rowski420🤪💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯AI sux. I will NEVER sub to this crax. Just come for comments!☮️

[@cleverkitsune4302]

Nothing on this list is the "most reliable" its a fan video

[@gregorywatkins3350]

My EDC is a Bersa mini firestorm in 9mm. I’ve owned it since 2005. Never had one misfire, failure to feed or casing jam. As a retired LEO, I qualify with that gun every year. I did replace the spring just because I put quite a few thousand rounds through it.

[@buzzsah]

I have and use / carry the old 92f that I bought about 40 years ago.

[@chrisparker9886]

My Beretta was a big piece of crap (remember when they were all cracking)!

[@thorfinthorfin3010]

My two pistols with zero malfunctions ever. M&P 2.0 in 40 caliber and Hi Point 45 ACP. Zero malfunctions in many years of shooting.

[@OZM4N20]

Interesting thank you for sharing

[@jeffreymumm4483]

I never subscribe to any channel that just copies and pastes other content they find on KZbin. If I want to watch SOOTCH I will just watch SOOTCH.

[@Greycop]

CZ-75? ANY Ruger revolver?

[@JohnHill-k6p]

Anything everything that is mechanical at some point in time will fail. There is no exception to that statement.

[@TheCrnic]

LOL, when someone that knows nothing about guns makes a video. How many times did they show a VZ58 when talking about the AK47?

[@apmfer]

It’s AI

[@cleverkitsune4302]

Ai garbage

[@jeffsherk7056]

What about the Mossberg 500? The US military used it, and did not use the Remington 870.

[@mikeks8181]

You are Incorrect? The US Military used the Remington 870 ! Look it up! I Qualified on one in the USMC in 1987

[@daleleppert6914]

Get your shit right. The Remington 870 for instance. You cannot even explain where the safety is. You got it wrong. Take this video down and figure it your mistakes.

[@Joe-ie8vk]

I have owned or still own many of these firearm’s on this list. The beretta92 series is a tank I have had one stoppage with that pistol and it was due to a older mag with the Spring wore out. Out of the two pistols I had more issues with my glock 17 then I did with the beretta and the glock was good still. I would also add if your going for a shotgun buy a Mossberg over the Remington. Older Remingtons great but some of there newer ones are not built to the same quality. Not to mention Mossberg still family owned American made Remington is owned by some Chinese conglomerate I believe. Plus with the Mossberg you get duel extractors but only needs one to keep working and if something breaks it’s easier to fix on the Mossberg. And they generally hold one more shell over the Remington. I’m not hating on the Remington 870 the older one I owned was great heavier then the Mossberg but smoother action. My buddy bought a brand new one and not only did the stock crack he had to send it back cause it was hanging up when cycling the action it can happen to any firearm I’m just saying I have owned 3 Mossberg shotguns never had an issue with any of them. Maverick 88 500 and the one I own now 590. All of them not a single issue.

[@818valle_cannabis]

10:22 that’s a great example of a type 1 AK

[@mikeks8181]

Just another person trying to make a living doing videos THEY Have No Knowledge of!

[@tonyluk112]

What about the MP5 ??

[@zdravkonovosel122]

And M57/TT33 7,62x25 Tokarev? You don't even mention that durable and reliable pistol? Why?

[@davidslone9776]

1. Do you have Hickok45's permission to use his youtube shows for your channel? 2. the Beretta 92 is not all that reliable. Upon firing, I have seen the slide come back in a rearward direction, and fail, and come off the pistol, and smack someone in the face, causing major damage, and surgery. I think you are a dishonest click bait site, for using, probably without permission, other websites videos. That is theft, and fraud. Show us the permission slips for the other sites that you used.

[@charlescole7532]

Generic AI gun video. Nothing simple about the mechanics of a revolver and everything stated about the Model 10 applies to all k frames, excluding the caliber. Same for the Glock 19. They all have the same basic design and resulting reliability. And lastly, a VZ-58 is not an AK-47.

[@joejoe2928]

**** " Morel 10.. Police special ,popular 1920s to 1990s ****

[@44hawk28]

What you are calling the safety on the Beretta 92 is called a decocking lever and it was developed by Carl Walker in 1929 to uncock the firearm. It also is in the worst spot possible for a defensive pistol because if you properly rack the slide the decocking lever is right where you're supposed to grab a hold of it to do the rach. That disables the firearm instantly and it wasn't nearly as reliable as one might think. When cult cried fall when they were testing 40 year old guns against the brand new beretta. They brought three of them up to Modern standards and beat everything that Beretta had. Plus the anaemic 9 mm is still relatively anemic except in very few loadings

[@antcri730]

It is a safety. its a decocker safety. a decocker decocks and springs back, the M9a4 has a decocker. the 92 has a safety decocker.

[@quentinmichel7581]

And that would be Walther, not Walker.

[@hawkeyeinthehouse2995]

Nice selection of very reliable weapons! But if you were to add a 22lr pistol that may be used for self-protection the Beretta model 71 is the 22lr for YOU!!! I've owned several of them there is several similar 22lr pistols made by BERETTA, they are the 70 series starting with the 70s which has a steel frame instead of the aluminum frame like most of the 70 series! 😮 WHAT makes this pistol so RELIABLE is the fact that it is patterned after the Beretta 92FS which is the OPEN SLIDE!! I've owned several over the years and NO MALFUNCTIONS except if the ammo is BAD, not a fault of the pistol!!! It wasn't fussy about the ammo I used EVERYTHING FUNCTIONED just might not be as accurate! I used it as my Concealed Carry piece (2000-2025, 6th issuance) until weapons companies started coming out with micro 9mms!!!😊😊😊

[@stormbringer1876]

Break Action Single Shot, Mauser K98. This list is BS without them. This is closer kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGrEfXikgNuGd6M

[@justinforgette11]

Colt 1911 lmfaooo

[@Kevin-r4e7b]

Maverick 88 is better than rem 870

[@AlexMedina-nb3tr]

You Only say that because of what you have The 870 Has been around for a long time It has Serve the military and the police For many years Very smooth action

[@Rowski420]

Reliability? Yeah anyone who know's pistols know that most 1911's ARE NOT RELIABLE!! Sure there durable, they last forever and are easily fixed. But they are certainly not reliable. Probably 95% of all Polymer Striker Fired pistols are more reliable than any 1911 under $4000. Stupid Video. AI garbage. Def getting a thumbs down from me. Follow along to bury crap videos like this.

[@antcri730]

You don't know what you're talking about.

[@Rowski420]

@@antcri730 Really? I own a few. I shoot competitions and have seen more 1911's F up than any other platform combined. Every other pistol I own is more reliable than my 1911's aside from one .22. Do you own any? Have you seen a lot of guns jam in your time? Id like to know your opinion and what you actually know.

[@davidslone9776]

"most1911's are not reliable"??? I call B.S. on that statement. My 1911 was shipped in 1918. It is all original, even the original magazine spring, and has been in my family since 1919. I inherited it in the early 1970's, and have have fired it, Heaven only knows, how many times. It has never been to a gunsmith for any reason, and the only time it has failed to fire is when I ran out of ammunition. Again, I call total B.S. on your statement. So to paraphrase you..."yeah, anyone who knows pistols knows not to make a general B.S. statement, about any piston/firearm, and expect to be taken seriously."

[@Rowski420]

@@davidslone9776 Ok Boomer, So your great grandpa's gun reliably shoots a few boxes of ammo every year. That's cute. If it has so many original parts like you say it does it has maybe shot 2000-3000 rounds its entire life? I have probably done more magazine changes than that gun has fired rounds, in the last half century anyways,🤣Shoot 10,000 rounds through it or do a few season's of IPSC or IDPA and tell me how its working.

[@davidslone9776]

@@Rowski420 Looks like you like to brag on your vast "experience". No, I do not know how many rounds it has had through it in 107 years....do you? You make a statement, but it may or may not apply to anyone else, but you. Your personal experiences, are not mine. I will be glad to send you a trumpet, so you can toot your own horn some more. Junior.

[@ChiefMac59]

To be honest the 1911 reliability is terrible. Never had one that could fire an entire magazine without it jamming

[@ronmartin3755]

Then you never had a real 1911 but some knock off brand!

[@mrdeuce3283]

Some people with girl (limp wrists) have trouble firing a 1911. I have carried one since vietnam and have used it in 8 differant gun fights. I have never had a malfunction.

[@TeufelHunden-o2d]

@@mrdeuce3283 I think you have his number there.

[@markedman3990]

Chief.....that's gotta be BS never seen one get thru a magazine w/o jamming? That's a load a crap! 💩

[@leroyjenkins4811]

⁠@@markedman39901911 reliability varies to be honest. It varies so much that I wouldn’t rely on one for carry. But that’s just me. I’ll say this… The 1911 is definitely an experts gun that requires a lot of maintenance and tuning to get it to run right. It doesn’t respond well to neglect, substandard parts, or poor repairs. If you have one that runs, keep it. If it doesn’t work, send it to a gunsmith and get it fixed. If that doesn’t work, get something else.

[@cleverkitsune4302]

the 1911 is NOT a reliable sidearm they are temperamental and require constant maintenance

[@davidslone9776]

My Colt 1911 was made, according to the Colt letter I have, in 1918. I inherited it from my grandfather's brother, who found it in a suitcase, on the side of a county road, in 1919. It is all original, with original parts and springs. Never been to a gunsmith since it is been in our family. I have had the 1911 since the early 1970's, and I have never had one problem with it, other than running out of ammunition. In my case your statement runs to the side of B.S.. Junior.

[@charlescole7532]

Completely false.