It’s lit:
I’ve always wanted one. Sadly that’s probably not going to happen, so I’ll settle with a 92 and a quick finger I guess.
As always Larry delivers on the slow motion footage.
Thoughts?
Larry Rips Some Off With A Beretta 93R
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It’s lit:
I’ve always wanted one. Sadly that’s probably not going to happen, so I’ll settle with a 92 and a quick finger I guess.
As always Larry delivers on the slow motion footage.
Thoughts?
Comments
6 responses to “Larry Rips Some Off With A Beretta 93R”
Larry has really grown on me.
I love the casual use of operator colloquialisms such as “piece of kit” and “going live”.
He has a pretty DGAF attitude as well.
How is 14 years a “relatively short period of time”? Thats 14x longer than Milli Vanillis career which I think we can all agree was too long.
Vickers turns his brain AWF.
In LAV’s defense, the MP5 he mentioned has been in production since 1966. A 14-year production span isn’t all that long in terms of guns produced since smokeless powder. Good designs stick around (FAL, AR, 1911, AK, etc.).
I’ve always been intrigued by machine pistols, but never shot one. I can’t imagine choosing the 93R over any of its contemporaries. You’d be silly to take it over a mini-Uzi for any of your operational operator needs.
That 3round burst can be overcome with a few orthodontic rubber-bands.
Found an old blog post back in the day about an owner who was trying to figure out how they got their 93 in RoboCop (serca 1987) to go “Full Tilt Boogie”
It would be silly to take an Italian gun over an Isreali one?
Have you very seen a Jewish car?
Its the LAV!