Episode 25 Bertuzzi Then and Now
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- Educational review of two Bertuzzi shotguns: Model Venere d' Oro side-by-side and a new Bertuzzi Round Action over and under with Sidelever, both are 20 gauge.
The next dozen videos of Special Guns with Roger Rule give tribute to fine Italian shotguns and brilliant Italian engravers. Other makers include Bosis, A&S FAMARS, P&V, S.I.A.C.E., F.lli Rizzini, Casartelli, Lucchini, Piotti, Beretta, Mario Beschi, Ferlib and Baustista Rizzini and superstar engravers, e.g. Stefano Pedretti, Mario Terzi, Claudio Cremini, Aldo Rizzini, and Manrico Torcoli.
There is 14 new episodes numbered consecutively the previous publicized list of 1-24, now 25-38. Watch for a new one uploaded every week starting with September 27, 2004.
Thankyou Roger and Heidy for an excellent video, good to have you back.
Thank you for watching it and for your nice comment.
Oohh Wow.. new video! 😀 I regularly check every single one of your old videos! Even have them downloaded. I really thing they sum up the history nicely and are nicely made! Thanks for all the effort and regards from Serbia!
Thank you for your Kudos! I appreciate it.
Looking good Roger. Hope to witness more videos.
Thank you
Yet another great video, Mr Rule. And superbly informative and entertaining as well! The Bertuzzi guns are amazing. Their Gullwing action has recently been copied and modified by Beretta as their Sparviere, as you know! Thank you for quoting me in a previous episode on your Theo Jung rifle review. Just for your information, I now work part time with a major firearms retailer, but of course, what they sell isn't a patch on what you have painstakingly collected and reviewed over the decades. Stay blessed always, sir!
Thank you, Mehul
I was very happy to find that comment you made about Waffen Jung and glad to quote you.
Thank you for another informative video. Your Bertuzzi shotguns are works of art. If you are interested in the next generation of premium quality English gun makers I recommend test shooting a Longthorne shotgun. They use advanced engineering techniques to obtain high levels of precision, such as milling their double barrels from a single block of metal instead of the traditional method of brazing two tubes together.
Interesting, I'll look into that.
I'd rather watch you, than Spomer right now. He's on as well. I am a huge fan of yours anyway!!! Love the Rifleman's rifle book. Long live the Rifleman's rifle, the Winchester model 70!!!!!!
Thank you. Ron Spomer has some good information, but I appreciate your kudos immensely.
Glad to see you're back, I thought you may have died! Glad you're alive and well! 😊
Aloha John,
What did Mark Twain say, the rumors of my death are greatly exaggerated. Thank you for your comment. Pickleball and Golf are keeping me going.
@@rogerrule8195 LOL, I'm glad they were! 😆God bless you Roger! 😊
@@johnweller3987 Thank you and God bless you, John.
Good to see you back! CNC is fantastic, but it sucks the soul out of the guns they produce ...
Thank you for your comment. Bautista Rizzini claims they are opening a custom division to return to fully and completely handmade guns again. Let's see if the soul comes back.
A pleasure watching your video sir. I also have a passion for fine quality craftsmanship.
Thank you for your comment