Another outstanding video! This channel has cost me so much money by motivating me to buy even more shotguns that I don't really need but just really want. Keep up the great work!
I’ve been sporting clay shooting since the start of this year and fell in love with it, just last week I bought my first shotgun and I got the Rizzini BR110 Sporter. I shot it both Saturday and Sunday, I got 87/100 and 89/100. Felt amazing and I have zero regrets with my choice
Fantastic video. Rizzini are so underrated against other Italian and Belgian manufacturers. The RB Grand Regal is still a standout for me and one I hope to own soon.
Thank you so much for sharing this extraordinary visit to Rizzini. Every single details of this video are as perfect as these wonderful guns you have presented us. The images, the light, the soundtrack, the comments, everything is enjoyable to a maximum. Thank you for making it possible for us who will not have the opportunity to visit such marvellous place and meet with great persons.
Just lovely, super piece of work for you and everyone involved! Hope there are many offshoots from this that you can produce in time. As always, really compelling story telling, solid visuals, thanks!
Thank you so much for sharing this fascinating insight into the gun design and production process. You can see the love Rizzini have for their product. As you rightly say there is nothing wrong with simple in engineering and these guns exemplify the heights simple can achieve.
Very cool video and what a lesson. BTS videos like these continue to open my mind to different gun makers. Thanks for this and for sharing with all of us.
I love your shows and I always look forward to them. you are one luck man to have access to some great guns and gun makers. keep it up cant wait for the next show.
That was just fantastic to watch! The openness of how many people are involved from other companies, is great to see as you know what your purchasing 👍 I’m looking forward to seeing them in my local gun shop. Absolutely fantastic filming and content as always guys 👍👍
@@tgsoutdoors Great video as usual Mr Carter. FYI, the big vat of polyurethane at the stock finishers, is actually a 'Wet back spray booth'. Fans draw the over spray towards the cascading water, which traps and contains it. This way the worker doesn't need a mask or a full spray booth to work in. Keep up the great work!
These factory tours are amazing videos, I really appreciate them. If I could afford a shotgun from Rizzini, it would be a 16 gauge 220 or 460. 28 or 30" barrels, with ejectors, and very high quality wood, with standard fine line hand checkering and fitted for me. I would probably do a Prince Of Whales pistol grip personally. I would also prefer a vented rib on the top and just a single brass or gold bead. I want the gun all blued, including the receiver on this one. For the engraving, I would like a game scene, extremely detailed woodland and brushes on the right side with 2 flying Golden Ruffed Grouse engraved and engaged. Then on the left hand side, I want a beautiful mountainous terrain, with a river flowing in between, with trees and shrubs, again with a couple Golden Ruffed Grouse in nature. So after spending more than $20,000, I would likely have my favourite Rizzini. Quite the dream I must say.
Love the shotgun factory tours. How about a Turkish factory tour. Yildiz prostsr or Dickerson arms. Both companies make guns in 3k-10k range. How much of them is still old world hand down vs modern cnc
Luckily I have a beautiful 50 year old Franchi international trap that fits me perfectly or these places that will do custom factory stocks would put me in the poor house since they are a half a world away. But man I’d love to make that trip and start checking off options! 👍🏼👍🏼
I need to watch this again in case I have missed anything regarding lead times but having been in the market for a BR460 and been will to make the journey to Italy, I decided against it because of the time taken to then make & supply the gun. From those I know who have been, it can be up to a year to arrive and errors in spec when it does are not uncommon. I suppose if you want Italian passion you have to sacrifice German efficiency. Lovely video as usual - the quality is exceptionally high.
I know your getting a custom stock made, you may as well go custom engraving too. Would be interesting to see where it would be cheaper to get it done at an affordable price
There is NO forging involved in these parts. It's ALL done via a process called "Investment Casting". Also know as "Lost Wax Casting". It's easy to get confused because the results might look similar but the process are completely different.😊
Very cool. Only problem, the average person can’t afford to spend $5000-$15,000 plus on a shotgun. The sport like many others is pricing itself out of the market. And what a beautiful place!
good chanel for us shooting folk.although my always says the old farmer has his grandads shotgun and still kills all the pigeons and problem birds and virmin on the farm.basicaly if you can shoot dont matter what you got.
Sorry, no such thing as polyurethane lacquer! Polyurethane is one product, lacquer is another. Poly is more durable but a little softer. Lacquer is harder and not quite a durable and will not last as long!
I really like these factory shows.
Absolutely. 240 👌
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Another outstanding video! This channel has cost me so much money by motivating me to buy even more shotguns that I don't really need but just really want. Keep up the great work!
I’ve been sporting clay shooting since the start of this year and fell in love with it, just last week I bought my first shotgun and I got the Rizzini BR110 Sporter. I shot it both Saturday and Sunday, I got 87/100 and 89/100. Felt amazing and I have zero regrets with my choice
Fantastic video. Rizzini are so underrated against other Italian and Belgian manufacturers. The RB Grand Regal is still a standout for me and one I hope to own soon.
Once again an outstanding production . Love these factory tours especially the Italian 🇮🇹 ones. Thanks 🙏
This one is AMAZING!!! The fine craftmanship just outstanding.
I love these shows and I like the narrator too.
Leave it to jonny ,he will always come through with a epic show every single day I love this show.
Thank you so much for sharing this extraordinary visit to Rizzini.
Every single details of this video are as perfect as these wonderful guns you have presented us.
The images, the light, the soundtrack, the comments, everything is enjoyable to a maximum.
Thank you for making it possible for us who will not have the opportunity to visit such marvellous place and meet with great persons.
Just lovely, super piece of work for you and everyone involved! Hope there are many offshoots from this that you can produce in time. As always, really compelling story telling, solid visuals, thanks!
Thank you so much for sharing this fascinating insight into the gun design and production process. You can see the love Rizzini have for their product. As you rightly say there is nothing wrong with simple in engineering and these guns exemplify the heights simple can achieve.
More gorgeous work from Team TGS showing the passion we all share
Outstanding Jonny!
Us Kiwis visited the KOLAR factory in Milwaukee, they are really bespoke shotguns, just 370 per year. Great to see the whole process.
Visually stunning as usual. When I finally get my cataracts worked on I'll have to re-watch all these videos.
Cracking video. I would imagine in the spray booth , that is just a curtain of water to catch any overspray rather than it just going into the air
You are right. On the back it’s getting transported to a filter. We use the same technology in our factory but than the spraying is done by robots.
Very cool video and what a lesson. BTS videos like these continue to open my mind to different gun makers. Thanks for this and for sharing with all of us.
Just a WONDERFUL return ! Congratulations on the New vidéo, as usual, so informative and well filmed! Ma que Bella !
Very cool tour. Thanks Jonnie and crew. That “Cool Ass Gun” is awesome looking.
Simply, just a wonderful video. Well done TGS!
I love your shows and I always look forward to them. you are one luck man to have access to some great guns and gun makers. keep it up cant wait for the next show.
Finest presenting you've done so far, you made an interesting subject in to a captivating documentary. Thank you.
Beautiful guns, you don’t realize how much work goes into these fine weapons! 😊
Again a phenomenal factory tour video, bravo!
What to say... Bravo ! Your videos are the best, no doubt !
That was just fantastic to watch!
The openness of how many people are involved from other companies, is great to see as you know what your purchasing 👍
I’m looking forward to seeing them in my local gun shop.
Absolutely fantastic filming and content as always guys 👍👍
Fantastic job with that video! Keep the factory videos coming guys!
A morning of clays and this amazing film this afternoon. Many thanks JC 👍
Another great film Jonny, informative and fun to watch 😁
Enjoyed every minute of this video. Thanks.
The best video yet!
Been there almost 2 month ago to get my stock done. Worth the trip !!
Rizzini makes fine shotguns. I own a couple and look forward to buying more.
Thanks!
Thank You!
brilliant vid mt, well done.
thanks.
Outstanding video!
The one guy spraying the Cerakote without a respiratory….
I love my Br110 light lux 28G. Rizzini has become my favorite maker
Really enjoyed the video, Thanks!!!
really nice video Johnny, great
HOLY COW!!! Cool
These factory tour videos are outstanding!!💪
Glad you think so!
@@tgsoutdoors
Great video as usual Mr Carter.
FYI, the big vat of polyurethane at the stock finishers, is actually a 'Wet back spray booth'.
Fans draw the over spray towards the cascading water, which traps and contains it. This way the worker doesn't need a mask or a full spray booth to work in.
Keep up the great work!
Love the factory tours. Can you do one in a Turkish factory?
Great job sir !
Another great video please keep them coming 😊
Fantástic!
Thanks for sharing!
I own a BR 110 Sporter 20 ga! 👍
Well done excellent.
These factory tours are amazing videos, I really appreciate them.
If I could afford a shotgun from Rizzini, it would be a 16 gauge 220 or 460. 28 or 30" barrels, with ejectors, and very high quality wood, with standard fine line hand checkering and fitted for me. I would probably do a Prince Of Whales pistol grip personally. I would also prefer a vented rib on the top and just a single brass or gold bead. I want the gun all blued, including the receiver on this one.
For the engraving, I would like a game scene, extremely detailed woodland and brushes on the right side with 2 flying Golden Ruffed Grouse engraved and engaged. Then on the left hand side, I want a beautiful mountainous terrain, with a river flowing in between, with trees and shrubs, again with a couple Golden Ruffed Grouse in nature.
So after spending more than $20,000, I would likely have my favourite Rizzini. Quite the dream I must say.
Excellent film chaps 😇
Love the shotgun factory tours. How about a Turkish factory tour. Yildiz prostsr or Dickerson arms. Both companies make guns in 3k-10k range. How much of them is still old world hand down vs modern cnc
Wonderful video. If I ordered custom engraving, it'd be a grouse on one side and a rabbit on the other, of my 28 gauge
Great video👍👍😊😊
Ithaca SKB engraved with gold game scene looks amazing but rare to find and the Browning A5 16’s are the best
Luckily I have a beautiful 50 year old Franchi international trap that fits me perfectly or these places that will do custom factory stocks would put me in the poor house since they are a half a world away. But man I’d love to make that trip and start checking off options! 👍🏼👍🏼
I need to watch this again in case I have missed anything regarding lead times but having been in the market for a BR460 and been will to make the journey to Italy, I decided against it because of the time taken to then make & supply the gun. From those I know who have been, it can be up to a year to arrive and errors in spec when it does are not uncommon. I suppose if you want Italian passion you have to sacrifice German efficiency. Lovely video as usual - the quality is exceptionally high.
I know your getting a custom stock made, you may as well go custom engraving too. Would be interesting to see where it would be cheaper to get it done at an affordable price
Another excellent video again 👍👍👍
Please a video of the new Citori 825!
Very impressive. However if I wanted a painted gun, I'll take my $200USD Sears and Roebuck Savage 20 gauge to the spray booth, not a $10K under/over.
At Br240 how did you find the trigger feeling against beretta 692/694 ?
How much of a difference does the Beretta barrel technology development make for the shooting experience compared to Rizzini guns?
Is there really an all-clay sports gun? WHat if I want to try different disciplines?
There is NO forging involved in these parts. It's ALL done via a process called "Investment Casting". Also know as "Lost Wax Casting". It's easy to get confused because the results might look similar but the process are completely different.😊
I really enjoy my Rizzini, but I have to ask other than looks, what’s the difference between the 240 vs the s2000 or the Fierce 1?
Need an Accuracy International factory tour
If you was having a custom engraving you’d have to get an old school lion engraved on the pistol grip cap
Brilliant video. Just one small point though. You keep calling the castings 'forgings' which is a completely different process to make a blank.
1. Bet Mr Rizzini had a stiff neck after spending the time with you 😂 and 2. When does yours arrive ?
great video! but that wood to action fitment ...... you should have mentioned it.. looks bad from far away
Very cool. Only problem, the average person can’t afford to spend $5000-$15,000 plus on a shotgun. The sport like many others is pricing itself out of the market. And what a beautiful place!
Have a look at the Beretta A400. It’s a top level sporting clays gun for $2,500.
@@Grant_901 I have one and a 686.
Coincidence that I was the 666th like on this video? I think not, there is a BR110 IPS in my shopping cart already!
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good chanel for us shooting folk.although my always says the old farmer has his grandads shotgun and still kills all the pigeons and problem birds and virmin on the farm.basicaly if you can shoot dont matter what you got.
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Sorry, no such thing as polyurethane lacquer! Polyurethane is one product, lacquer is another. Poly is more durable but a little softer. Lacquer is harder and not quite a durable and will not last as long!
Italian shotguns are more machined and industrialized than Spanish shotguns. That’s why I prefer the Spanish product. And the price is the same.
I love these shows and I like the narrator too.