I love the way Mauro says..... " This is Perazzi !" Very classy statement. Have watched this video many many times. I always pick up something new each time. Wonderful work ! Thank you !!!
Beeindruckend der hr Perazzi, hatte die Ehre ihn persönlich kennenzulernen!! Unvorstellbarstellbar wieviel Handarbeit noch immer in den Gewehren steckt.
That is a most impressive plant. Mr. Perazzi seems like quite a fellow. When I saw the woman checkering that stock; I remember something Reinhart Fajen told me years ago. He said that it was becoming more difficult to find people who wanted to understudy the people who do the stock checkering and custom carving. Some of those jobs are becoming a lost art. Enjoyed the tour. Also, thank you from Missouri.
I wish I had the money I'd love to have this man's company build my gun, he is very passionate and so knowledgeable I enjoy watching him explain everything how it's done beautiful work !
You’d be surprised. The passion for gun making exists with all of the top end makers, not just Perazzi. I think it’s sort of unique to the gun industry, the senior position folks seem to have just as much passion as the stock makers themselves. It’s refreshing.
You gentlemen knocked this one out of the park !!!! Superb video, really enjoyed this education of how Perazzi shotguns are made- the passion that goes into every gun built. Thanks again for this wonderful video. Thank you from Missouri, USA.
One of the best gun manufacturing films on UA-cam! Just brilliant! It was so interesting to see and understand the manufacturing and assembly processes for such stunning guns. Sadly though they will always be outside of my price range, but I can always keep dreaming.
Excellent video and so educating in such a high quality production lines. Really enjoyed and seen the results of a team from top to bottom full of passion on what they deal with. Appreciate your effort to present all this. Hope sometime to be there..
I have a plain black MX4 that I've had for over 20 years. It's one that John Jeffries originally spec'd as his DG1 Sporter.The gun was well over 10 years old when I bought it. It felt perfect the first time I picked it up and it feels as good today. For me, its a thing of simplistic beauty from the action to the drop out trigger group. There is an elegance to Perazzi's that I find almost impossible to define. When I retire my plan is for a factory visit for a new Hi Tech with an adjustable comb with a view to passing it down to Jnr. Great video as always from the Boys from Bywell
Mine is a plain Jane MX-8 but I love it! I'd love to have the money to go to Italy and design my own Perazzi right there at the factory. That would be a hoot! I wonder if Mauro is as good a manager as he appears to be? Building and maintaining camaraderie in a company like that takes great management talent.
I'm lucky to be in Perazzi so regular and the magic and atmosphere is always there. Even when you can see the Mauro is super busy he always takes the time to shake visitors hands and welcome you. The staff work hard in there too, but they don't seem to have a high turnover of personal so i guess they must be good to work for.
The two ladies doing the gunstocks can basically name their own price for their salary lol. How do you find people that can do that that fast by hand… On a production line ??????
Wow, Michael. Its a work of art I hope you enjoy shooting with it, I have been told its one of a kind and unique to you. Have you taken delivery it yet?
Love factory tours, i'd love to have been able to tour perazzi, miroku, kodensha factory back in the 70/80s when they had real craftspeople pre machines taking over
Though they missed the stock finishing... A wonderful video. It appears as though the barrels are hammer forged, they overlooked that, as well, But a masterful video, nonetheless.
I love the way Mauro says..... " This is Perazzi !" Very classy statement. Have watched this video many many times. I always pick up something new each time. Wonderful work ! Thank you !!!
WHAT A GREEEEEAT FACTORY!!!!!
Beeindruckend der hr Perazzi, hatte die Ehre ihn persönlich kennenzulernen!! Unvorstellbarstellbar wieviel Handarbeit noch immer in den Gewehren steckt.
Italians are great engineers in so many areas.
Its amazing how much manufacturing and heavy industry is in the north of Italy.
That is a most impressive plant. Mr. Perazzi seems like quite a fellow. When I saw the woman checkering that stock; I remember something Reinhart Fajen told me years ago. He said that it was becoming more difficult to find people who wanted to understudy the people who do the stock checkering and custom carving. Some of those jobs are becoming a lost art. Enjoyed the tour. Also, thank you from Missouri.
did you notice none of the workers can sit down? no chairs anywhere...Mr. Perazzi nice guy huh??
WOW, best factory tour on UA-cam 👍🏻🙏
Wow, that’s very kind to say.
Now that was good! What a wonderful company..
I wish I had the money I'd love to have this man's company build my gun, he is very passionate and so knowledgeable I enjoy watching him explain everything how it's done beautiful work !
You’d be surprised. The passion for gun making exists with all of the top end makers, not just Perazzi. I think it’s sort of unique to the gun industry, the senior position folks seem to have just as much passion as the stock makers themselves. It’s refreshing.
This is no business but a mind setting en visioen and passion
The emphasis on QC in the Perazzi manufacturing process is very impressive and reassuring to see. Excellent video. Alun
Great video! Great factory! Great shotguns!!! Thank you from Kazakhstan! I hope you will enjoy Perazzi experience
You gentlemen knocked this one out of the park !!!! Superb video, really enjoyed this education of how Perazzi shotguns are made- the passion that goes into every gun built. Thanks again for this wonderful video. Thank you from Missouri, USA.
Thanks that's kind of you. Hopefully we have another coming to watch in the next month too!
Glad you enjoyed it Rob
The pressure on that sweet lady, to go on, and do her job, with the perfection that is
may the force be with you all ways Perazzi ❤❤
One of the best gun manufacturing films on UA-cam! Just brilliant! It was so interesting to see and understand the manufacturing and assembly processes for such stunning guns.
Sadly though they will always be outside of my price range, but I can always keep dreaming.
Thank you sir. Very glad you enjoyed it.
Love my perazzis I have two an mx8 and mx3 special. Both used both great guns one day when I go to Italy I will definitely be visiting the factory.
Worth every penny and then some... very happy with mine.
Excellent video and so educating in such a high quality production lines. Really enjoyed and seen the results of a team from top to bottom full of passion on what they deal with.
Appreciate your effort to present all this.
Hope sometime to be there..
Learn something new every day.
What a great person.
Absolutely beautiful shotguns.
Thanks Drew.
God bless the Italians
Being an Italian I had to say that
I have a plain black MX4 that I've had for over 20 years. It's one that John Jeffries originally spec'd as his DG1 Sporter.The gun was well over 10 years old when I bought it. It felt perfect the first time I picked it up and it feels as good today. For me, its a thing of simplistic beauty from the action to the drop out trigger group. There is an elegance to Perazzi's that I find almost impossible to define. When I retire my plan is for a factory visit for a new Hi Tech with an adjustable comb with a view to passing it down to Jnr. Great video as always from the Boys from Bywell
Thank you :)
Mine is a plain Jane MX-8 but I love it! I'd love to have the money to go to Italy and design my own Perazzi right there at the factory. That would be a hoot! I wonder if Mauro is as good a manager as he appears to be? Building and maintaining camaraderie in a company like that takes great management talent.
I'm lucky to be in Perazzi so regular and the magic and atmosphere is always there. Even when you can see the Mauro is super busy he always takes the time to shake visitors hands and welcome you. The staff work hard in there too, but they don't seem to have a high turnover of personal so i guess they must be good to work for.
Every gun has its own sole
Fabuloso video!!!!
The two ladies doing the gunstocks can basically name their own price for their salary lol. How do you find people that can do that that fast by hand… On a production line ??????
Outstanding 👏, Bravo gents.
Thank you!
I’ve had my High Tech S since April and it’s an amazing gun, just perfection and watching that video makes me want to order another 😂😍
I am sure that John can help you there ;)
Las mejores escopetas del mundo.
Gracias, estamos de acuerdo.
LP, great job on this video.
Thank you sir.
Glad you enjoyed it.
Yes, I will be very very happy! That is my gun at 22:50.
Wow, Michael. Its a work of art I hope you enjoy shooting with it, I have been told its one of a kind and unique to you. Have you taken delivery it yet?
Superb piece. So much great info there 👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks Jason, some cracking B-Roll in there I thought.
Benelli might be the king of shotguns but Perazzi is the prince.
😂
Love factory tours, i'd love to have been able to tour perazzi, miroku, kodensha factory back in the 70/80s when they had real craftspeople pre machines taking over
Well .... watch this space we might a few more in the pipeline for you in 2023.
Great work gentlemen. Keep it going.
Thank you, we intend to and the kind words are great encouragement.
Thank you.
What a great video. Nice one Lloyd !
Thanks man :)
Glad you enjoyed it
@@BywellShootingGroundTV it made me think again about getting one over a Krieghoff
Though they missed the stock finishing...
A wonderful video.
It appears as though the barrels are hammer forged, they overlooked that, as well,
But a masterful video, nonetheless.
Mauro seen to be a perty good guy..
Engenharia italiana em muitas áreas. Linda compara a potência de uma Ferrari. Edson Teixeira.🇧🇷
Sorry, But that was eye opening, but more of why they make some of the greatest guns in the world.
Great video and gorgeous guns would love one but out of my reach sadly 😢
Only if you believe that...
Missed the work on the side plates....
Why?
Hermosa arma amigo saludos
Thanks for watching.
Was going to go on `Perazzi Experiance`...No Need now!! HaHa..... Brilliant, Shame they don.t make the `old` SHO anymore..
Thank you. We know of a used SHO which was for sale recently with two sets of barrels, if that is of interest?
@@BywellShootingGroundTV Chris Potters?
@@sofalugger No, we have a local customer who wishes to sell one he has owned for some years.
Where’s Gromit? Cracking vid guys!
Thanks Craig.
Thank God for the human eye...
25:00
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Glad you enjoyed it Pedro.
Noticed your poor workers never get to sit down!!