What are the 5 Most Valuable Guns in the Beretta Museum?

[@StagFabulous]

It's always impressive how dignified and personable all the Beretta personnel are in these videos. And I'm proud of James for all his restraint in interacting with them.

[@JLEEAIRBORNE14]

Holy crap. If the Beretta Museum caught on fire, the first thing you should be saving is Jarno. That kind of knowledge is priceless. Awesome video!

[@joestutzman4519]

Holy moly, that guy is an encyclopedia!!!

[@Forrestminds]

Maybe the most valuable guns are the friends we made along the way I fucking lied give me that gold 93R

[@darprdun8968]

Nah imma take my PX4

[@Rahatlakhoom]

Thanking James for making that trip to Beretta. More history to this company than I imagined. Incredible! I have a new respect for their craft.

[@natekatchuk3858]

I mean it claims that it's the oldest company in the world

[@KainzMusic]

@@natekatchuk3858 They began in 1526 manufacturing barrels for the arquebus (a type of flintlock style long gun)

[@MDpolo]

@TFB TV I recently discovered that I own one of the very first 92 Beretta’s ever made. It was confirmed by Beretta USA. It’s been in my family since the early 1970s and does not have any markings whatsoever anywhere besides the name Beretta 9 mm. I just posted a video on it a couple days ago. I would love for Yarno to take a look at it. Thank you very much for the video what a gorgeous firearms.

[@onpsxmember]

Ah you already saw it.^^

[@timwilson7326]

Keep it!

[@king_kiff3969]

you can tell this mans love for what he does, he completely forgets the camera and turns in awe to face his collection as he describes it lovingly.

[@Assdafflabaff]

Honk Honk, Brother.

[@perpetualdimwit]

This "gun librarian" is absolutely wonderful, so polite, so well informed, so interesting. He kept turning between the cameraman/camera and James. Very very polite.

[@Stainless1911]

I love Italy... beautiful landscapes, cities, guns, cars, motorcycles and girls. Greetings form Germany.

[@TRu44-560]

Food, you forgot the food!!

[@andrewpinheiro7202]

Yarno is the man I really appreciate his passion for everything Beretta and him sharing his knowledge with us

[@DarkysLPs]

As a guy in his 30s who shot multiple guns, when I get the chance to shoot a Beretta I always go for it. Never had any of their models jam on me, granted I only shot a few but it was always a good time.

[@hey1010101010929384]

^ poor maintenance and cheap aftermarket magazines. They caught a lawsuit for this

[@LastResortGameNews]

These designs from the 1500's were not just cooked up overnight, years of development and test/trials to produce those wheelocks by hand tooling with paper drawings and raw materials gathered and refined in-house using only natural light sources . What an incredible feat.

[@sladeb6036]

Yes absolutely

[@austin92789]

The history and craftsmanship in that room is just mind boggling.

[@Shimazusama]

The Euro trips have been some of the best stuff TFBtv has put out. Thanks for sharing.

[@Nydusurmainus]

"everything I know about forging I learned about lord of the rings", Jarno detects no joke

[@romans6two338]

Listening and seeing the history of Beretta was incredible. Thank you gentlemen.

[@Vox-Populi]

I scored a mint 1960 Beretta Silver Snipe 12GA O/U a few years ago for $500 from a local hardware store. It's so beautiful and cool.

[@crabblike]

I always appreciate the content that centers around my favorite firearm manufacturer and family-owned business. The Beretta legacy is one to be very proud of. Thanks James.

[@CalebH-u1u]

What an incredible collection!! You can tell that he enjoyed giving us the tour and history of the guns as much as we did! Thank you for the awesome video👍🏻👍🏻

[@rangersmith4652]

Thanks for the tour. I own a Beretta-labeled 3032 Tomcat and a Beretta-made Browning BDA. Both are among my personal favorites, beautiful pieces.

[@michaelinsc9724]

Dudes has encyclopedic knowledge of Beretta! Awesome video. Thanks for making this.

[@Graver81-69]

The 92 model started my passion for firearms back in the 80s that’s carried on to this day and is reflected in my collection. I would be in heaven at this facility

[@stephen_crumley]

One of my buddies has a 1977 Beretta Step Slide in 99% condition. It’s incredible

[@Frank-pc2rs]

Around since Da Vinci. Absolutely awesome! 🇮🇹

[@Crangaso]

What other company in the world, let alone firearms engineering & manufacturing company can say Leonardo DaVinci was in the shop !?! Bravo Bra-F'n-vo

[@jimp7010]

Fascinating. By far, the greatest gun company ever.

[@buckybadgerphd]

Fascinating. This fellow is a great story teller! I bet being there and listening to him was a great experience.

[@BashoftheMonth]

I had the same tour guide 18 years ago, he really is a lifer!

[@PetrosArgy]

Thank you again for representing us well and bringing back awesome content!

[@82lowe36id]

More amazing Beretta content. I would get chills just walking into that room.

[@LaughingMan44]

Businesses like this that are family businesses are becoming more and more rare. They have a soul, and the history of Europe resonates through them. It's sad to see such companies disappearing or selling their souls.

[@axgreenious9400]

This is the best gun channel on KZbin. Mr. Reeves is an excellent host.

[@joe125ful]

22:21 Coolest Beretta ever!! Seriously put there soo many diamonds and it still looks great!

[@mrbungle1]

Incredible history lesson.

[@patrickseaman]

What a magnificent historical collection, and what a bucket list kind of visit this would be....

[@raidwolf4088]

Beretta needs to make officially licensed versions of the Resident Evil samurai edges.

[@cjleon1104]

Extremely informative, enjoyed watching and learning some of their history. Thanks James

[@jeffprice6421]

WOw. How awesome to visit Beretta!

[@jakelarsen17]

Fantastic video. Gotta love Napoleon rocking the SBR before it was cool.

[@vincentj3093]

WoW ! Just Amazing. Definitely the best video I’ve ever seen on firearms.

[@innerlightfilms]

This just furthers my obsession with everything Beretta. Thanks a lot!

[@johnsanko4136]

I'd be grabbing the golden Gaddafi 93r, but that's just me. The fact that the diamond 92 isn't just bedazzled and can fire without losing the rocks is insane.

[@secret5.]

Incredible history lesson, thank you for setting this up.

[@etutub]

James, glad you came to Italy, I hope you had fun.

[@kaceesavage]

So cool. Crazy how old the company is.

[@ReubenOaks84]

Great video, it's good to see how far we have come and to remember how we got to where we are. It's truly amazing what people were able to create by hand with simple forges and hand tools.

[@clintjanes3784]

As much as i love this info, and this interview; this man has the most Italian hand movements I've ever seen.

[@123OrganGrinder]

Wow. Amazing. Especially the metal working on the shotguns. Incredible

[@wheelguns4wheelmen802]

Surprised Gaddafi's 93R didn't make the Top 5, as it has the historical value lacking in the two 92s Jarno chose. I'd especially choose that over the diamond 92. Also, the M38A would've been a solid pick.

[@03Grunt-arrino]

So amazing to see. Have to add, again, how hilarious my paesono’s sound in English. So much incredible history in those cases!

[@vincentfauconnier1460]

i love these series at Beretta. so interesting.

[@mannymoreno3328]

Wow I can’t believe these collection pieces are still around 500yrs later

[@Adrenachrome_Gumdrops]

Awesome 👏🏽

[@Landoftheignorant]

You know James was so bored trying to be a polite perfect gentlemen whilst looking at the flintlocks. You can see the energy shift when he gets to the 92 case haha

[@kevingriffin8854]

0:00 exactly when the video starts, that first note made me think of The Misfits song Earth A.D. from collection 1 and I was like "hell yea James". But y'all went with the obvious option. Kudos short shorts.

[@johndilday1846]

What beautiful firearms! I would be in awe to take a tour inside the museum.

[@JefF-rv7gp]

This is a great series ! Not sure it's something you could put together, but a video on how many of these guns are maintained would be interesting. How often they're wiped down, kind of oil, wood care etc..

[@Allen338LM]

That museum is absolutely beautiful ide love to walk them halls one day if given the chance to see all that history perfectly preserved thanks for bringing this to us man

[@nonyabiz9487]

The thing I love the most about Italian firearms is not only the quality and timeless classics but also the beauty they put into them. I cant say I ever came across an Italian firearm that was ugly. Even the sub machine guns which are notorious for being utilitarian ugly are absolutely beautiful. I always thought the Beretta M-12 was the nicest looking sub machine gun ever made.

[@Crangaso]

Love the pimped out Diamond 🔫

[@PrayingPanda]

And yet they refuse to make Revy's cutlasses!!!

[@Vox-Populi]

I encourage everyone in America to visit the NRA Museum in Virginia. Among other things, they have the original US Army trials Colt 1911.

[@uusername8462]

He is so professional

[@ronmatson5502]

In my mind the gold plated guidafi gun is tops,THATS history right there baby.

[@FredThaSlayer]

Truly the Library of Alexandria of firearms

[@fabiolo2814]

Autentica eccellenza italiana 💖 🇮🇹

[@FutureMaxx]

Does anyone know about parts interchangeability between the M9 series? ie. barrels, triggers, slides between M9/M9A1/M9A4 etc.?

[@SubsonicDreams]

Full size 92fs parts will work in all you listed there. Some newer parts are tweaked externally like tilted safety, extended release etc. But interchangeable. Yeah I dropped in a threaded barrel in my a1 and I could add any of those slides or a brigadier slide if I got tired of my old style one. And there's trigger stuff galore out there to choose from lol.

[@geraldholt2755]

Interesting video, but can I suggest subtitles in the future? The gentleman's accent is so thick I had to rewind multiple times and Google's CC sucks. Thank you to the TFBTV and Beretta for the history!

[@nicholasyacoub795]

I want to see this guy talk about all the Taurus and Girsan clones 😂

[@trenton6621]

Barretta is truly an underrated company nowadays

[@TexanApollyon]

Such history

[@youngmacz9699]

Amazing video.

[@randlecarr3257]

Good job JR

[@007bondson1]

Amazing. Pls do more beretta and I’ll buy the shortest shorts I can find

[@robinson50001]

This guy is a genius!

[@Scruffyman81]

Three months later, that Lord of the Rings joke still falls flat. Great video! Big fan!

[@Tcgunner]

I like how James asked 3 times, has anyone fixed this gun!? Yarno says “it can be fired, absolutely it’s a real gun” 😅😅

[@keithbrown9198]

You can actually see James drool a little at #5... LOLLL

[@predragdjuric-tt9uc]

My happiness and joy and the EIQ have burst after watching this almost impeccable joyful masterpiece of the video.This was a very merry life coaching kind of a video. I feel very happy about you two guys.Did you have the second wedding and a honeymoon there in those chambers Mr.James?Your wife Lindsy must be a great trustful supportive lady or she is completely unsuspecting.All those ancient holes grips barrels handles and cabinets make me want to cry tears of joy as well. Was it difficult to CCW a flintlock shotgun Mr.James?Is the museum open for the general public?Do they have an ancient room with sausages and salamis for consolation when you realize you cannot acquire any of those firearms?Buona sera.Have a good one Mr.James.Btw which one was the favourite Mafia firearm?

[@shorelineapprentice6563]

The amount of human history in that room is uncanny!

[@thomashastings5694]

"Lord Of The Rings" that's a good one James!

[@joewalker6931]

Every time I see a new TFB TV pop…. I get excited for the new CZ Pistol reveal….. not yet. Ugh!!!!’

[@cowx73pw]

Man speaks like a poet when describing forging, and creating James drop the Lord of the rings reference lol king 👑

[@joestutzman4519]

I want more from Yarno!!!

[@TheBudgetGunCollector]

The most valuable beretta is the PT92

[@Lester.M]

James bringing class and culture to TFB TV. Enjoy heathens.

[@ltphoenix54c]

I personally just love hearing this guy speak 😂

[@axgreenious9400]

Gotta love that creaky floor.

[@fn6266]

Serial numbers 1 and 2 of the M9 prototypes weren’t destroyed. They were reclaimed by Earth and now live on in every M9.

[@biggysground]

I was hoping James asked about the machine guns they make.

[@chpeterskin]

Such a cool vid!

[@ditsiwt]

Amazing

[@grosenj]

If you turn the subtitles on when Jarno speaks, the subtitles struggles for a while, then they just state "(musica)" and go dead.

[@grosenj]

When he talks about "reliability", the subtitles translates the word to "devil ability".

[@randyhavard6084]

Fantastic

[@JayB-bq7hh]

I had a 92FS Centurion Italian model and loved it , but had to sell................ fit and finish was off the chain , USA models are not as good , sorry to say !! An awesome collection indeed !!!

[@corey8420]

My most valuable one is the one my grandmother paid for when I became a cop in 1996. 96F

[@mynameisjeff4511]

This is awesome, I’m jealous

[@evilroy6568]

So cool

[@coppernicklaus245]

Is this the opening sequence for National Treasure: Italy?

[@glockparaastra]

A 92 for $326K. Hopefully, I get 3 mags with it!

[@kyliejohn3813]

I’d be afraid of popping out some of those diamonds encrusting the model 92.