I absolutely love how James started smiling as our guy start talking in his very Italiaaaanoooo accentooo, I love it. He seems like a very knowledgeable person and we all appreciate him for sharing his knowledge. :) Very cool product in my eyes. :)
M79 and M203 used to be quite commonly available through Shotgun News in 37mm. (Factory ammo was only made in smoke and tear gas, so no NFA Tax Stamp necessary, and the shell cases are pretty much infinitely reloadable with plaster of Paris practice projectiles. I don't know the legal status of buckshot shells, other than that hunting waterfowl with them would be illegal since a 40mm is a 2#, and anything over 1/10th pounds is illegal.
A: Towns and other institutions often didn't allow firearms to be carried even at that time. B: having this much money without being buddies with the government would be very hard. C: the second amendment was more geared towards war and not self defence. A supreme Court case redefined it as being self defence related in 2008. D: firearms technology and the views around them have changed dramatically since then. The founding fathers created the constitution as a living document for a reason. At least morally speaking, deferring to their positions when speaking about current policy is stupid.
@@davitdavid7165 You mean to tell me the second amendment was created for war? No shit. It was literally created if the government became tyrannical and to fight it.
@@davitdavid7165” security of a free state” “provide for the common defense” is clearly not for “war”. You have to understand that there were no police forces at the time of the constitution. It was definitely geared to domestic security.
@@atomicsmith historians agree that the primary reason for passing the Second Amendment was to prevent the need for the United States to have a professional standing army-findlaw District of Columbia, 478 F. 3d 370, 401 (2007). It held that the Second Amendment protects an individual right to possess firearms and that the city's total ban on handguns, as well as its requirement that firearms in the home be kept nonfunctional even when necessary for self-defense, violated that right-supreme justia Also, every other argument
I just realized that a 40mm grenade launcher is the closest thing I'll ever have to being a D&D character. Instead of "Frag out!", it's "I cast fireball!"
Or load a flechette shell and call "Meteor Swarm!" 40x46mm is usually only throwing a half-pound projectile, but it is (in shotgun and cannon parlance) a "two pounder," so . . . .
There have been so many grenade launchers produced. I used 3; M79, M203, and the multi xhamber M32. All were easy to use and care for, but simplicity and most accurate for me was the M79. Not ackward to load aim and shoot. Aiming the M203 is a little ackward, and the M32 is heavy with all chambers loaded. Give me the M79.
Brand recognition, make a style that is unique and stands out among the competition. They're kinda funky but I like the style. Beretta's a good company.
Yes but the launchers are really expensive and the actual grenades are really hard to find and also really expensive. Tax stamps for everything as well :(
YARNO - my guy. This may sound weird but my mother said she had a hookup with a tall, handsome, high iq, Italian stud 30 years ago. I’m glad uncle James tracked you down. I’d like to come home now. We’ll figure out the paperwork stuff later (James is an attorney). Ok dad. See you soon !
Wait, is that an under-barrel grenade launcher that's mounted on picatinny rails? Not no proprietary mounts available only on Beretta ARX160 rifles? No way! Blasphemy!
It is similar if not identical to the grenade launcher issued on the Beretta ARX, so...yes? It's tough since the Italians aren't exactly getting stuck in many places and I'm not sure what Beretta's sales are like.
While this GLX160 and the PSA Thumper are nifty ideas - I see them more as a novelty. Similar to a replica RPG that is merely for show and nothing else. Without ordinance to support these products, they are essentially useless. Just to be clear, I am _NOT_ against these types of products. However, as a Pragmatist, I see no viable usage for such an item. Stay classy my friends.
You know that while 40 mm is restricted, the 37 mm versions of all the various grenade launchers are completely legal and unrestricted *because no lethal 37 mm rounds are factory-manufactured,* so they aren't even all that expensive? I have not priced them in about three decades, but the 37 mm version of the M-203 used to sell for about $200 all day long *by mail-order.*
It's probably heavily overpriced like everything else that's not a shotgun from Beretta they should really stick to shotguns I don't want to say they're kind of suck at everything else they do but it is what it is stay away from everything that's not a shotgun Beretta please cuz everything else you make is overpriced and at least in my experience poor quality excellent customer service though but I have a hard time buying anything made by Beretta that's not a shotgun with them constantly having parts that break on it now they do replace it cuz the customer service is great but clearly the quality control isn't there unless it's a shotgun
Beretta Defense is becoming one of the greatest companies and innovating in the world. Beretta should take the challenge of design a new.50 calibre heavy MG and pick on the CETME Ameli and built on the same principle with new improved materials and features but still mantaining the overall design, Beretta need tô enter the heavy machine gun sector that Europe is really needing since 100 years that Europe is using the M2 the russians are the ones who have innovate and have the best heavy cannons and the awesome 14.88x114mm cartridge of the KPV and Europe just have hibernate nothing new if i was to equip my army i will go to Serbia buy some M87 and the Rússia Kord HMG that is the best mg in the world right now
Happy to see a completely irrelevant video about a completely irrelevant thing for citizens of a free republic. Thanks for the tight pants James Reeves, we free people really appreciate tight pants and things we cannot legally own as a free people.
Says who? 40 mm is restricted because only boom-boom rounds get made. 37 mm version doesn't even fall under NFA, because factory loads are exclusively non-lethal: smoke, tear gas, bean-bag. Due to the very low firing pressure, the casings are pretty much infinitely reloadable. Normally you cast practice projectiles out of Plaster of Paris, and apply a driving band made from copper wire.
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The way he explains it is so satisfying, i never wanna see another Beretta vid without him tbh
I totally agree... He is from the motherland
Agreed
Finally, a truck gun that makes sense.
With this border crisis.... you will need it!
Truck gun as in….good for hunting trucks….right? X3
Minland italian accents are just great. He sounds like a well armed super mario.
it's funny, because "super mario" is based on southern italian accents
@@wolfsworkshop9095 I'm aware lol. I have relatives that sound akin
I absolutely love how James started smiling as our guy start talking in his very Italiaaaanoooo accentooo, I love it. He seems like a very knowledgeable person and we all appreciate him for sharing his knowledge. :) Very cool product in my eyes. :)
That's a dude that would be Great to grab a meal and some coffee and just talk guns and Italian chit all day lol
This guy could've been in John Wick 2
I agree@@cadian122
Perfect for home-defense-weapon.
You joke but isn’t it an election year?
Unironically as the founding fathers intended since civilians could own battleships with canons if you had the money.
Just as the Founding Fathers intended.
I’ll take 2 and one case of HE and three cases of White phosphorus
@@Kalashnikov2034 “now we’re talkin”
I'm convinced the Beretta man speaks perfect English with no accent but he fakes a hacky Italian one just to humor James.
Unironically as the founding fathers intended since civilians could own battleships with canons if you had the money.
M79 and M203 used to be quite commonly available through Shotgun News in 37mm. (Factory ammo was only made in smoke and tear gas, so no NFA Tax Stamp necessary, and the shell cases are pretty much infinitely reloadable with plaster of Paris practice projectiles. I don't know the legal status of buckshot shells, other than that hunting waterfowl with them would be illegal since a 40mm is a 2#, and anything over 1/10th pounds is illegal.
A: Towns and other institutions often didn't allow firearms to be carried even at that time.
B: having this much money without being buddies with the government would be very hard.
C: the second amendment was more geared towards war and not self defence. A supreme Court case redefined it as being self defence related in 2008.
D: firearms technology and the views around them have changed dramatically since then. The founding fathers created the constitution as a living document for a reason. At least morally speaking, deferring to their positions when speaking about current policy is stupid.
@@davitdavid7165 You mean to tell me the second amendment was created for war? No shit. It was literally created if the government became tyrannical and to fight it.
@@davitdavid7165” security of a free state” “provide for the common defense” is clearly not for “war”. You have to understand that there were no police forces at the time of the constitution. It was definitely geared to domestic security.
@@atomicsmith historians agree that the primary reason for passing the Second Amendment was to prevent the need for the United States to have a professional standing army-findlaw
District of Columbia, 478 F. 3d 370, 401 (2007). It held that the Second Amendment protects an individual right to possess firearms and that the city's total ban on handguns, as well as its requirement that firearms in the home be kept nonfunctional even when necessary for self-defense, violated that right-supreme justia
Also, every other argument
I just realized that a 40mm grenade launcher is the closest thing I'll ever have to being a D&D character.
Instead of "Frag out!", it's "I cast fireball!"
NERD!!!
Or load a flechette shell and call "Meteor Swarm!"
40x46mm is usually only throwing a half-pound projectile, but it is (in shotgun and cannon parlance) a "two pounder," so . . . .
Garand thumb LARPing redefined.
@@jake9705 Bold words for someone in Fireball range.
mmmmMMAGICMISSLE
I wish he would give me a wakeup call every morning with that voice
If this got made as a 37mm flare launcher in the US it would sell like 1301 hotcakes...
They have had a convertible launcher for the ARX for years. It's cool.
That man is a machine
Very interesting. I wonder what's the barrel life is on that bad boy.
Leave it to Beretta to make a sexy looking grenade launcher. Instant movie gun.
James makes for a really good lookin' 5.11 mannequin in this video. 😄
The fastest way to serve up a spicy meataball.
👌
“Hand gestures” very strong with this Bellissimo
I need one for my arx
This is a special guy
Perfect edc for self defense.... you only get one chance to save your life
The best part was James laughing at his accent
Take the stock off, put it in a movie and tell me it's an integrally suppressed revolver for sneaky space cowboys.
There have been so many grenade launchers produced. I used 3; M79, M203, and the multi xhamber M32. All were easy to use and care for, but simplicity and most accurate for me was the M79. Not ackward to load aim and shoot. Aiming the M203 is a little ackward, and the M32 is heavy with all chambers loaded. Give me the M79.
The M79 we have at home.
What is up with Beretta making all their rifle/pdw designs look like they should be swimming around the ocean?
Brand recognition, make a style that is unique and stands out among the competition. They're kinda funky but I like the style. Beretta's a good company.
@@FoxtrotFleet yeah I enjoy my 92x, just that swoopy nature of it reminds me of y2k style and is kind of old feeling imo
@@Thoroughly_Wet "Never obsolete"
@@FoxtrotFleet sounds like someone who bought an $800 surplus bolt rifle for shtf rather than saving another $200 to get a decent AR.
Why not a swing out mechanism instead? Is it completely locked down in patents or something?
Italian guy is packing heat
Didn't ask when and how much??
Sooo,Beretta made a lightweight m79
Added to the list
With the precision of 400m sir lol
I mean, technically..he's not wrong. If you fire it, it likely will end up within 400m of ya. :D
Beretta Gives no Fucks..🤣🤣 They like "We gone make Grenade launchers for the public🤌"
Can you stop by the HK booth and do a video on the new HK437?
They made sure they had a guy with the thickest Italian accent. Bravo
Now I want a full auto CX4 with this mounted to the bottom lol
@Stubbs, let's get on this.
Dunno about this.. but PSA made me wanna put a centurion rail and launcher on my ar10..
bring it to the states! How hard would it be to make this my ccw? I just need a big enough fanny pack...
bloop
A Beretta M79
I’m ignorant but are people allowed to purchase launch grenades in the USA?
No we're not
grenade launcher is destructive device, as is every round. Each shot is $200 tax stamp, idk about the launcher itself.
Yes but the launchers are really expensive and the actual grenades are really hard to find and also really expensive. Tax stamps for everything as well :(
@@Forrestminds*Freedom Intensifies* so basically only for rich people. That’s disappointing
Yes. You just have to pay the tax and fill out paperwork with the idiots at the ATF.
He could be the gun store character in the next John Wick movie.😆😆
See James Camera extending out during this interview
I never understood why the f so many grenade launchers had steel barrels and weight as much as they do. This whole thing just makes sense.
Can we get these? Can’t find LMT ones anywhere.
Grenade Launcher 🤌🤌
So... how are we supposed to get ammo?
Great,now i want a pizza 🍕
How much is it going to cost and when can we get one?😂
1 Kilo... that's like 2 and a half miles right???
2.2 lbs...but close enough. 👍
He sounds like the Italian tailor from John wick
Thankyou yarno
Perfecta Italiana accenta.
Gordon Freeman would be all over this.
So they finna make it legal to shoot grenade launcher ?
That is so fucking cool.
So when is this new Beretta Shotgun coming to the US?
benelli stock?
Damn why is it kinda veiny though
They took it off snickers bars & put it on this
MAGNUM DWONG
Can't seem to find it for sale.
Sploosh to the grenade launcher and Jarno's voice
Needs a Wilcox GSS
YARNO - my guy. This may sound weird but my mother said she had a hookup with a tall, handsome, high iq, Italian stud 30 years ago. I’m glad uncle James tracked you down. I’d like to come home now. We’ll figure out the paperwork stuff later (James is an attorney). Ok dad. See you soon !
When does the conceal carry version come out?
It comes with Berettas designed trench coat with a strap on the inside.
I wanna know what that PCC is on the back wall is
civ version is called PMX-s, it is nice pcc
I want a can launcher that looks exactly like that... Please make on Beretta!
I can definitely see making a potato gun modeled on this!
Thanks for asking about the stock, I immediately noticed the same thing. I wonder who borrowed from who with the F200 tuna fish looking stock
ok... that fellow has a swanky accent. just dang, I want him to read at my funeral.
Me Want.
I prefer a dedicated launcher instead of the under barrel set up like the 203.
It shootsa spicy meat-a-ball!
Why is my CPA selling grenades launchers now?
Wait, is that an under-barrel grenade launcher that's mounted on picatinny rails? Not no proprietary mounts available only on Beretta ARX160 rifles? No way! Blasphemy!
37mm "civilian" version PLEASE???????
That looks half Beretta and half 3-D printed buy some meme Lord
Why does a 40mm Grenade Launcher have a Breacher Tip😅
If i remember correctly japan adopted these for their new type 20 rifle.
Is it battle proven? Looks flimsy.
It is similar if not identical to the grenade launcher issued on the Beretta ARX, so...yes? It's tough since the Italians aren't exactly getting stuck in many places and I'm not sure what Beretta's sales are like.
Looks like a croissant launcher
Aluminum barrel is interesting. As long as it handles the pressures, that's a huge benefit to reducing the weight of a system.
Yarno is a rockstar… leave it to beretta to make a 40 Mike Mike sexy
Where is the beretta 100x?
So basically it's a Gucci-ed out, Vietnam-era Thumper wannabe? Well, since it's technically a shotgun, I want one, lol.
My 3D printed launcher is lighter 😶
A plastic thumper
Shut up and take my money!!
While this GLX160 and the PSA Thumper are nifty ideas - I see them more as a novelty.
Similar to a replica RPG that is merely for show and nothing else. Without ordinance to support these products, they are essentially useless.
Just to be clear, I am _NOT_ against these types of products. However, as a Pragmatist, I see no viable usage for such an item.
Stay classy my friends.
You know that while 40 mm is restricted, the 37 mm versions of all the various grenade launchers are completely legal and unrestricted *because no lethal 37 mm rounds are factory-manufactured,* so they aren't even all that expensive? I have not priced them in about three decades, but the 37 mm version of the M-203 used to sell for about $200 all day long *by mail-order.*
5.11 😂
a-bippity boppity 🤌🏽🤌🏽
You ever sell tomatoes?
Gabbagoul
Create an aggressive context. Lol.
If this guy was any more Italian he'd come with a bag of chips and a soda......lol
🤌🏼🤌🏼🤌🏼🤌🏼
repeal the NFA and implement fundamentalist orthodox interpretation of The Constitution.
Cope
This isn't new...
Useless
First
It's probably heavily overpriced like everything else that's not a shotgun from Beretta they should really stick to shotguns I don't want to say they're kind of suck at everything else they do but it is what it is stay away from everything that's not a shotgun Beretta please cuz everything else you make is overpriced and at least in my experience poor quality excellent customer service though but I have a hard time buying anything made by Beretta that's not a shotgun with them constantly having parts that break on it now they do replace it cuz the customer service is great but clearly the quality control isn't there unless it's a shotgun
If you're going to be this wrong, at least throw a few commas in there.
Punctuation. Use it. Learn it. Love it.
Beretta Defense is becoming one of the greatest companies and innovating in the world. Beretta should take the challenge of design a new.50 calibre heavy MG and pick on the CETME Ameli and built on the same principle with new improved materials and features but still mantaining the overall design, Beretta need tô enter the heavy machine gun sector that Europe is really needing since 100 years that Europe is using the M2 the russians are the ones who have innovate and have the best heavy cannons and the awesome 14.88x114mm cartridge of the KPV and Europe just have hibernate nothing new if i was to equip my army i will go to Serbia buy some M87 and the Rússia Kord HMG that is the best mg in the world right now
Ah, Beretta, the Mexicans of Europe!
Happy to see a completely irrelevant video about a completely irrelevant thing for citizens of a free republic. Thanks for the tight pants James Reeves, we free people really appreciate tight pants and things we cannot legally own as a free people.
Says who?
40 mm is restricted because only boom-boom rounds get made. 37 mm version doesn't even fall under NFA, because factory loads are exclusively non-lethal: smoke, tear gas, bean-bag.
Due to the very low firing pressure, the casings are pretty much infinitely reloadable. Normally you cast practice projectiles out of Plaster of Paris, and apply a driving band made from copper wire.