Beretta 93R
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- Опубліковано 15 кві 2015
- The Beretta 93R is a selective fire machine pistol, designed and manufactured for police and military use. It originated from the 92 Series semi-automatic Beretta. With a cyclic rate of fire just under 1100 rounds/minute, and 3 round burst functionality, Larry fires this one-of-a-kind weapon for the first time!
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This is one of those weapons, like the SPAS-12, that will always be around due to the tacti-coolness of it. As Mr. Vickers said it has not been made for over twenty years but, like the SPAS, still makes appearances in movies and tv shows.
Vickers "there I was, no shit, helping Mack Bolan kill Soviet operatives with the Beretta 93R"
It was in that john Travolta movie “broken arrow”, and I never forgot that gun after seeing it at 13
The Shocker 93r in the shoulder rig, .45 on the hip. I haven’t thought of Bolan since the 80’s
Question is, when will guns like the G36 stop being in "future" movies lol
@@CarMad97ci and faceoff I believe.
The 93R was made in tandem to the 92 series pistols for some pretty specific legal purposes related to diplomatic security and the limitations put on diplomatic security personnel when traveling with dignitaries in legally restrictive environments because for a while, a 3 shot burst 93r could be listed on travel documents as "9mm pistol" and compliant with weapons rules which limited protective services personnel to non-military handgun type weapons.
good comment, thanks
I believe pdx has passed on but hed appreciate it
@Chris Webb unfortunately, the gentleman you're replying to died in 2018. He was a good man, by all accounts.
Does anyone know where i could possibly get the parts to make a clone?
@@laurianoherrera6722 Talk to you DEA buddies, Officer. Or is it agent?
“Single shot or 3 burst...alright here we go full auto”
People try to tell me Burst fire is technically Full Auto... they can shove their "technically" up their ass, it's still 3-round Burst. Terminology is as backwards as can be.
JackCarver10 you’ve clearly haven’t used akimbo berettas
Jadey We’re not in Call of Derpy here. The 93R is hard to control even with the stock and front grip, to begin with. One handed? Impossible. But okay I get it, do it for the meme. :D
JackCarver10 chief in literally just quoting him.
@@77794471 Yeah I know. I just added to your comment. I'm having the same opinion as you.
"A very short period of time, 1979 to 1993" ................................
frother well, AK were used a lot so it is short period
Fourteen years IS a short period of time when your company is half a millennia old!!
Well you know, the Beretta 92 is produced since 1975 which makes the gun 42 years old. That sibling machine gun was made for only 14 years old.
"Only single shot or 3 round burst. Here we go. Full Auto."
Hahahaha
I remember spotting a version of this gun in Robocop.
Pat McBride I first saw this in Broken Arrow.
Was called the “detonic” I think, it was the longer vented barrel version of the 93R and I believe custom made for the movies.. that signature 3-burst sputter.
Wanderingwalker 1990 Usable in Far Cry Blood Dragon and Far Cry 4.
Mr Pirate yeaaah, knew I’d seen it elsewhere.
Had an air soft version that was released after the last of the older movies.. shame it didn’t live up to the real thing 😂
@@Wanderingwalker-ke6mg
The gun in Robocop is called the Auto-9, if memory serves correct.
Black Ops Cold War finally got the gun model right
Blame Activision for rushing a game that wasn't even supposed to be a Black Ops game.
and then make an anime skin of it lmao
@@fourscarlet7581 what was it supposed to be? I really don't like it since it feels so ancient compared to MW's amazing engine
This is one of my all-time dream guns to have, freakin' sexy
my personal favorite high caliber pistol is the desert eagle 50 AE is only when i'm getting serious but most of the time m1911 for the win with me and maybe one day we should test our skills with the weapons?
TheGoldenCaulk good luck finding one besides owning it
Simon Wu lol go play some games game boy
i live in a country where it is barely any eguipment for guns just a single shot sniper and over and under shotgun along with a double barrled shotgun and the license is hard to get
+Stephen Sellers that's the point of owning an airsoft gun, you can shoot someone without killing them
Praise worthy, for $70!The only issue was the round gasket ring seal between the CO2 and needle ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxnX9wE_Q8zvF75Y5iWzTU3Q4FlrtyGApQ . Withered away, and I'm having a tough time finding a replacement.Gun still works perfectly, but needs a new gasket. Can someone please say where to find the gasket replacement?
wtf are you doing on here
Wdym what he doin here?
You can't stop the signal Gibs,. Have a closer inspection before asking again Sir
where his akimbo renetti
My Name Bunty god l fucking hate call of duty
eh..
M93 Raffica or we riot.
it's a raffica bro get out of here with your new school ass
@@burtbiggum499 no one cares about your opinion.
Just bought one. The machine work is impeccable, actually better than the 92's that I've owned.
I am from Kerala, India. When I was student, my college was almost 40 kms from my home, so every day on train I used to read Mack Bolan, the Executioner series (easily available in every bus-train book shops in Kerala - the Golden Eagle prints) on the way and coming back. And Mack Bolan, my hero's favourite gun became my favourite too...Mack Bolan firing the short bursts of three...What an awesome time I had travelling all around the world with Mack Bolan fighting terrorism and mafia with the incomparable Beretta 93 R
Bro thats sounds epic, bless you
Guns like this should be readily available. God I hate the NFA.
+luvfreedom You and me both.
+luvfreedom its not the NFA keeping us from having this its the machinegun ban of 1986
President Ronald Reagan signed a contract saying that there should be no more full auto weapons in May 7,1986 but you can have a full auto weapon if it's made before May 7, 1986 you have to get like a background check by the government and sign 4 papers you need to $200 and send them your gun you want to convert and then they will send it back, I saw this in a video I think it was called "Machine guns aren't Illegal" on UA-cam
Your bigger problem would be the gun control act of 1968 that banned the import of select fire weapons.
Snakesht172 Ahh... California... *Fixed Magazines*
"Here we go, FULL auto"
*Shoots in 3 round burst*
Technically it is full auto well as us law defines full auto
@@davidvaldez8194
Technically most US law definitions are terrible.
@@Sheridantank yes and yes
@@-Agent_47_
Even the supreme court can't properly interpret the simple statement that is the 2nd amendment. I wouldn't expect too much from law writers to understand the subjects they with to regulate.
That will be all, agent 47
No firing without the shoulderstock? I wanna see some unsupported and one-hand firing. ;)
no need that shit. It is not a rifle. It is a pistol. machine pistol
@@internetcicocuk01 yeah. Hence his comment. Since when is single hand, unsupported shooting a rifle thing to do?
yeah hes a pussy
@@REAPER3fitty
AR pistols with a brace.
@@sniper0073088 He's an old man, there's a difference
I remember John Travolta's character using it towards the end of the movie Broken Arrow.
Phillip Wellendorf yup.....also his character in Face/Off I think........toward the end again, lol. He may have a preference for this Beretta 93.
+Andy Prariedog or the director John Woo has a thing for the 93R, considering he directed both Face/Off and Broken arrow.
Filipe Amaral Oh yeah he did. Good point/catch. I didn't take that into account.
He used a stenchkin in faceoff as well
In 'Face Off'it was interesting to see the good guy and the bad guy switch roles. I think John Travolta and Nicholas Cage both did a good job. It may have been nepotism when Francis Ford Coppola got his nephew into the movie business, but Nick sure has more than proved himself one of the most versatile actors in hollywood.
are every single one of youtube gun ppl lefthanded?
theres a lot of wannabes I bet.
+Tjorre B I can only think of two now.
+Tjorre B Who else is?
nucklehead
Larry Vickers is
+nucklehead that guy on gy6vids is, dont know his name
This might be the first case ever where a real life gun actually sounds like it does in video games!
This gun is featured in Resident Evil: Code Veronica, first you start without burst and stock, later if you find the stock in-game, the burst fire is enabled.
Except CoD mobile. The gun modeled after the Beretta sounds like a laser gun. Silly AF
@@lostskull7467 nah cod mobile has good gun sound design, every big or slow gun sounds heavy and booming and small, fast or lighter guns sound sharp and jagged, like a knife
@@zzeroara9511 Did you read my comment? I mentioned the Beretta (Renetti in game) specifically
@@lostskull7467 uh...yeah, obviously? I'm referencing the renetti fitting into one of those categories. i think you misinterpreted my comment
favourite pistol in COD: MW2 and BF3 :)
And, you know this how?
Obviously because he's a detective...
Ha, dude this is a wild assumption. I'm an AVID gamer. I have over 1,200 hours logged into Counter-Strike: Source, and I have been in the Army for almost 14 years. Just because you play video games doesn't mean you can't be educated and have experience with firearms.
+Detective John Kimble
I don't know who's more immature. You for telling this guy to fuck off and calling him a loser, or him for simply stating a couple video games.
Detective John Kimble I'm a huge gun guy but I like video games. Thats like saying someone who has watched porn has never had sex.
Vickers that is the sweetest pistol I have ever seen in my life, this one video makes your channel perfect.
I love your content, Larry. You mentioned that this is "kinda a bucket list moment" for you since the 93R is a relatively unique firearm. It's actually #1 on my top five weapons that I want to shoot someday. I just need to find a range with rentable weapons where I can do so. I'm very interested in the history/failings of the machine pistol concept and this is absolutely the coolest of the bunch.
This is a frequent gun in 80s movies. A heavily modified version was actually the super awesome gun the 80s Robocop used.
"Come quietly or there will be.. Trouble"
Ahhhhh...Fuck you!
Look at my face DICK. He tried to kill me
Robooooo
"... One time, I even called him... *ASSHOLE* ."
Dead or alive, you’re coming with me.
Me. Vickers. Thank you. Seen dozens of pictures of this weapon, and many references to this weapon, but never a review on how it fired. I truly enjoy your videos.
My apologies. Mr. Vickers. No disrespect intended. God bless you sir.
This is honestly my favorite handgun. The look is spicy.
There actually were full auto variants, between the burst and semi modes there was a little infinity symbol for full auto, I dont know when they started/stopped coming with full auto capability, but they are out there, and I believe there was a variant of the stock that allowed it to be folded with a magazine in the gun, so that it could be stored with the stock on it while loaded with the 20 round mag.
As a teenager I read Don Pendelton's books series about the character Mack Bolan. The 93R was one of his go to weapons along with a .44 AutoMag that he called Big Thunder. The books were largely weapon-porn, but for a 13 year old kid, it was adventure. Thanks for the video.
Ditto dude. I’m an old guy and pretty much the whole series of Bolan. This and the automag I wanna fire! The 92S is no slouch tho. Lol.
Damm, I thought I was the only guy who read those Mack Bolan books as a young teenager, am 48 yrs old now. I used to read those and borrow money just to go to the book stores and get the latest copy. Well, by the time I was 25, had amassed a good book collection of that series. Here's the irony in your post mentioning the Mack Bolan series. I had given my father my whole collection as my folks moved to Idaho back in 2000. Well, my father passed away in April of 2017 of cancer. I went back home to Idaho to bury my dad. Went through some of his things like any son would do. Lord behold, found the box that had all those Mack Bolan books in them. Missing a lot of the books as over time, my dad read them and probably loaned some out. Brought them back here to San Diego but they sat over a year. Well, I decided in early August to read them again and boy, I got a hard on for that 93R again...after nearly 18 years of not reading these book. I found a guy on ebay just a week or two ago who had the entire series from #1-116. I snatched it up for like $80. So, thanks Mr. Ronin Sherpa for mentioning the Mack Bolan series. I had to post this and sorry to everyone reading it being so long a response. I just wanted to share my heart.
I was looking for a Mack Bolan comment, which the Punisher was based at. Good to see one.
One is a scalpel, the other a hatchet.
Still amazed we have not seen a Mack Bolan movie. Shame.
Hello: A bucket list item for sure. He upped the game here. Thanks!!!!
My brother passed a in January of cancer. I wish you God Speed in your journey Larry.
I have an LOL trivia moment for this weapon. The movie franchise, Robocop, used this weapon as the main character's side-arm. For the movie they got ride of the forward grip and made the burst go from 3rds to 7rds. The fun part was the off screen guys, between takes, jumping to reload the side-arm. Still, this was another great vid! Yes, a gentleman earlier, remarked about bull-pup service rifles. Please, do a series on those. That would be most informative. Especially The French FAMAS F1 and F2! Plus, a comparison of all current bull-pup service rifles; L85, AUG, F1, P2000, Tavor. and Type 95.
SP D 7 round burst? Wow
Ah, but remember, in the movies they use blanks. Totally controllable.
SP D Plus the large muzzle device I am sure kept the muzzle down.
I always heard four shots in the sound effect, but I also think they ramped up the cyclic for bigger, more consistent flame.
Thank you for this awesome footage of my absolute dream gun. I don't care if it's practical or not! I would pay a decent chunk of money if Beretta were to make a civilian legal semi auto version I could sbr.
Great point about the magazine catch.
I've noticed the same issue playing with a naval Luger and its stock - reloading is a fumble at first for us right handers until you practice a little and get used to it.
Good PDW type system though, especially for 100 years ago and what they were working with then. Makes me think about SBRing a Glock from time to time.
Larry is one of the coolest dudes on that planet
One of the few true machine pistols. Always thought they were interesting. It featuted prominently in a series of books i used to read in the early to mid 80's. From my limited experience with full auto weapons, i would estimate the cyclic rate around 900 rpm, which is plenty fast. The same as a very fast SMG.
Now you know what it looked like when Mack Bolan shot that thing, huh?
@@christophersewell5592 ah, you know the series, eh? I donated all my books from it (plus Able Team and Phoenix Force) to a local bookstore when i moved back in '14. Didn't need them anymore. I like the weapons reviews after Gold Eagle took over publishing, starting in the 50's volume numbers. Learned a bit from that. I had the whole Executioner series (#1 to 39), except for 1 or 2 books. Plus sone of the later Gold Eagle ones, #40 up through 85 or so, but not all of them. Maybe i should have kept them. I was teying to downsize a little though. I have a ton of books, literally i think.
I've always loved machine pistols. I know they're not exactly effective weapons, but I just like them! The 93R & the G18 are #3 & #4 on the list of Class 3 guns I would really love to own, just beneath the the M16/AR15 in the #1 slot (gotta love the versatility with that one!) and the MP5K-PDW as #2! I got to shoot a Glock G18 with one of the Fobus plastic stocks on it once. I didn't hit much, but I had a blast trying!
BTW, the Ruger KAC-556 with the factory folding stock -- otherwise known as the 'A-Team Gun' (I just fell in love with that guns when I was a kid) -- rounds out my top five most wanted machine guns, with the AKM & the FAL close behind in the #6 & #7 slots!
Gunslinger454
The price for a full auto m16/M4 is so pricey that’s a dream weapon. You’re looking at about 18-25k. IF I had the money I would rather get a RDIAS so I could put in the AR of my choice. That would be the way to go. You can always make your own if you have some machining skills and access to the equipment. I mean, who’s gotta know *wink**wink*
xDORITON You’re welcome.
looks BEAUTIFULLY made and WELL designed
I got as exited as a kid on Christhmas morning when i saw this video in my subscription feed.
1:47
*3 round burst
i was gonna say, how is that full auto?
@@GREGGROLLS atf says it is. More than 1 bullet per trigger pull.
My 92fs is a an appreciated piece in my collection but this is turning into more of a speaking piece but thanking for sharing the video
Legendary weapon I read about it in 90's in one soviet book about weapon, only now I can see it in action.
This the first Vickers video I watched and it got me into guns
Non gamer people: 93r pistol
Gamer people: RENETTI
This weapon was excellent on Call of Duty Modern Warfare multiplayer. :)
*****
Also think it's the most popular gun in the Battlefield series since BC2
+deadpan237 and re5 and code veronica too
+ant3313 GAME right? what!? it now has the same as the m9 but lower damage? gun is now obsolete..... :'(
+deadpan237 this gun was never in resident evil 4. the Matilda was based off of the h and K 44 I believe. no berettas are in RE4 despite them being in all the other games.
Iv been playing bf4 since launch and only use the handguns. I'm a m9 primary kind of guy XD I never thought the 93r was good in bf4 to begin with so this decrease in mag size makes it so much worst......Fail dice....fail.....
Larry Vickers is fortunate , Maybe only when I die will I get to shoot such fantastic guns and meet so many badass people. Closest thing I fired to M93R is a airsoft toy.
Larry I was an avid Mack Bolan book reader when I was an early teenager. I was always curious about this gun since that was what Mack used. Really awesome upload sir. Thanks for bringing this detailed analysis to light. Keep it up man.
Barbara Price was sooo freaking hot. Hal Bragnolia was a boss. Eric Kurtsman was something. Ahhh the memories. I wanted to be a member oh the Russian Alpha Group from reading all those books. Sadly at present I only manage to become the scum of society drug dealer. Sad
Finally found it only when I played PE2 again, I love the grip it's unique.
Parasite Eve 2 FTW! :D
You really should try APS or Stechkin automatic pistol. Old school, but still very good gun.
I've shot all three and if I could choose one to own it would be the Stechkin, followed by the Skorpion, and then the Beretta.
I've always lumped the RAK in the same category as the micro-UZI as it seems more like a tiny 2nd gen sub gun than a machine pistol, with only the fact that it's not a shrunken version of a larger gun to give it pistol cred!
I had the opportunity to shoot it along with a few other Polish small arms at SHOT the other year but scheduling conflicts prevent us from getting out to that particular range, hoping to get the opportunity again some time. From what I've seen it looks like a fun gun.
Those cutaway slides are a trip to see. Love to buy a Beretta 92.
3 round bursts man i love it
Thanks for posting a good video of this rare firearm. This was Claire Redfield's upgraded Handgun from RE: CODE VERONICA and has always been one of those guns that I wish I could shoot one day...
the virgin renetti < the chad raffica
And that's on god
Bucket list pistol for sure right along with the Hk VP-70m and a lesser known Bul M5 auto
This pistol is my absolute favorite pistol
show me the Russian Stechkin APS. 9x18 Mak and blistering rate if fire!
would love to see a c96
I know that thing fires a 9mm Parabellum round, but damn! That recoil is light!
It is so beautiful, sadly i will never get to cross that off my bucket list.
It be cool to see you shoot the Stechkin APS. Heard mixed thoughts on it as an ex Com-bloc weapon.
Thanks for the video - Beretta would have done a better job designing this gun with a 21-round-mag, so it would give you seven bursts on each mag - besides that, this gun is just epic!
20 round mags come standard on the M93R - of course you could load round 21 directly into the chamber, but ammo depletes pretty quickly and so you will soon have to swap magazines, and with only 20 rounds in the subsequent mag the gun won't give you seven full cycles, so I'd prefer 21. Just wanted to point that out, thanks for your comment -
Frank Steinmann you can get a 30 round mag from Beretta, 10 trigger pulls per mag 😆
Good point - I guess the best way to operate this gun (if you could get your hands on one legally!) is to load one in the chamber, 20 in the mag and carry 30 round spare mags, so you get 17, 27, 37..... bursts!
WhiteDwarfVR4 will the 30 round magazines fit a standard Beretta 92F, i want a high capacity mag and all I can find is the allegedly unreliable promag
Yes. You can buy them from Beretta's website.
Love the beretta 93r, but I'm a Ruger Sr9 man all the way! Love the videos dude!!!!
Just realised Vickers has its own channel. Good thing.
my favorite handgun
Damn, I never knew that the Italians could produce such well-designed and original pieces of kit.
Redhead Russkie Your mom produces pieces of kit -__-
The 93R is in the top 5 of my dream guns to own. Goddamn. Gorgeous.
That handgun is *AWESOME AND DEVASTATING*
john travolta used that in broken arrow 1996
Parasite Eve II feelings guys.
The game that made me fall in love with this gun, yes.
Yeah, me too this gun is sexy as Aya, I can't believe it's real
Remarkable performance Baretta 93-R.
The oddities are definitely the most interesting when it comes to guns
Can you get your hands on an ak 12? Would love to see footage of that
Michael Nguyen russians might have a problem with americans inspecting their fancy new rifle...i agree tho would be cool to see
Michael Nguyen The Russians dropped it, so we won't be seeing it anytime soon.
SoldierWolf23 another unicorn gun
The gun has not been dropped! it's trial date for general service is set for later this year and they're still doing a couple revisions on it, But the military has already approved it's production. So no, It's not dropped, it's still Kicking hard!
Kyle Van-Tiel
Yeah I heard that they will produce it. Just not that many (for now at least). About 30.000 before 2020 and probably more after that. Not to mention that they will also produce the improved AEK variant. The general army will stick with the AK-74m though
this gun is fucking sexy
Love the slow-mo footage. Wish I had the opportunity to shoot one of these.
Great vid as always LAV. Keep 'em coming...
two words:
Mack Bolan
two more words:
The Executioner
I thought this was the coolest gun ever when I was a kid reading the Mack Bolan books. Great video.
1341usmc Yup, it was in the Mac Bolan series I remember this handgun. I had forgotten about the Beretta 93R until this video. Love these blast from the past firearms.
First time seeing this channel.
Instantly subscribed.
Parasite Eve 2 bought me here.
“Home Defense “
Beretta just makes the coolest shit man.. Pure quality and design
Awesome find Larry.. Love this channel...
The diamatti!!
Can you concealed carry a full auto handgun? (As a civilian?)
if its 3 burst no..
shall not be infringed however look up class 3 firearms licences.
not even lol all you need is a tax stamp
you would need a class 3, and a hell of a lot of money
I'd hate to have to explain to a jury why I had to kill that mugger with my full auto concealed machine pistol, hah.
Dude, this channel is awesome!
Even without the 3 round burst this would make a fun little SBR.
you can convert these to fully auto very easily
Why bother? Full auto is useless.
Btw, it's false... this one has a proprietary three teeth cycling system... It's easier to convert a semiauto
@@QuellicheilMarzawrong, I've seen it done before the video was removed. It's literally a rubber band holding the notch away from the teeth, doesn't get any easier
That gun... She's.... She's so beautiful.... 😍
Looks very stabilized to me,collectors dream.
LARRY LAWSON TELLIN US ABOUT GUNS
"I've shot a fair amount of automatic weapons." Says Larry Vickers, retired Delta assaulter and gun guru. Ha ha ha Yeah, I bet you've shot a "fair" amount of automatic weapons, Larry.
It’s a riffica
I would love to see Vickers Tactical shoot a mp9/tmp, that's one of my bucket list guns
Love the videos! Such great content. The camera shots are so clean! What camera do you use for your slowmo? Phantom?
Well thanks to Ronald Reagan, your chances of ever owning a 93R, Glock 18, or any other Selectfire/Auto weapon is slim to none unless your a Class 3 dealer/ LE Agency/ Military. Reagan signed into law that any Auto Type Firearm mfgered after 1985 was illegal to own/possess by any civilian. What Reagan did was make selectfire rifles like the Ruger AC556,Bushmaster XM16,etc that you could buy for under a grand prior to 1986 go out of reach for the average enthusiast. After you paid the 200 Transfer Tax Stamp fee you had maybe a 1000 to 1200 dollars in a perfectly legal firearm. Now these same pre 86 papered Guns are out of sight in cost. I've seen papered AC556's as high as 10grand and MP5's go even higher. He may have done some good things for the US but this wasn't one of them. Full Auto Firearms used in Crime don't even reach the 1% level. Contrary to Government/Politician BS. Owning one of these is more of a Novelty than believing they are just purchased to commit crimes. Neat Video, majority of Gun Owners will never see one of these Rare Pieces ...
Correction............ NOT thanks to Ronald Reagan. Reagan may have signed the bill, but the overall result was a law that would benefit and protect gun owners across the nation. Particularly if you were lawfully transporting a firearm across state lines and passing through leftist schittholes enroute to your destination. FOPA '86 protects you from prosecution if you're stopped. It also did away with the ammunition record-keeping requirement of the GCA '68.
If you wish to thank someone, thank the Kennedy scumbag that threw what he had hoped was a poison pill in to the bill with the intended purpose being to derail it all together.
Also thank Reagan and the NRA for the Panther Bill
Republican support for gun control is just a ruse, just like the Democrats pandering to their base
Only workers can protect working class rights to self defense
@@dogeyes7261 Are you talking Communism?
The Robocop gun!
Robocop didn't use a real gun .........but Claire did :-)
one of the only true machine pistols
I'll buy that for a dollar
Is that a robocop reference? Lol
gamers call it renetti or diamitti
Great video. I just subscribed to your channel. I watch a good amount of Firearms videos. I love Firearms an the shooting hobby. The Beretta 93 R is one of my all time favorites. It's just a good looking an classy weapon. I would love to fire on someday. I love The Beretta 92. Great gun
came here from an article on the crappy RoboCop movie of 2014..supposedly Robo uses a modified 93R...btw..enjoyed your review and demo...
Im happy this relatively unkown machine pistol found its way into video game fame.