Beretta M9

I, I don't know if this is important or anything.

It's a Beretta M9, which is like the gun of the first three Resident Evils.

Mm.

And i- if, if, if Zach Kroeger was not a big Resident Evil fan, he would've looked up just random-

Like-

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... it's a Beretta M9, which is like the Samurai Edge, like th- so anyway, that's, that's beyond here.

At this moment, right, he goes...

Since I'm slammin' I rhyme to the Slammin' When it comes to breaks up the beats can't handle it Shake with my lumber when I rhyme with the number Yeah.

You're a 9mm M-9 in my speaker My 9mm M-9 in my speaker My 9mm M-9 in my speaker Bring that beat back, bring that beat back

My brand new tune, made for the dancefloors around the world.

It's got that West Coast edge.

And, and, and this is, like, the 15-year-old version of me, and, like, why this was his selection.

And, and I'm thinking, you know, at that time I had 1911 experience, and I had Smith J frame, K frame, L frame, N frame experience, uh, Glock experience, Beretta M9 series experience.

And I was like, "It's a pistol." And then you shoot one, and it's not just a pistol.

Um, w- and it's crazy when you look at it.

However, I did, and some other more specialized infantry did.

I was an assaultman, which I might get into a little bit more about what assaultmen do later, but the Beretta M9.

There may still have been some 1911s in service.

I never saw any.

So by this time, that was what we saw.

On our side, we saw plenty of other handguns on the other side.

But for us, pretty much what we saw on the Marine Corps was the Beretta M9.

Beretta M9, 9mm, 15 round capacity, max effective range of 50 meters.

so of course when they adopt a new handgun, what do they do? Adopt the new SIG P 17 and P 18, um, in, uh, in the same caliber.

So they didn't even address the one criticism of the Beretta M nine was that it was in too light a caliber.

So it's replacement was in the same caliber.

Um, I don't know.

And I prefer the G model.

I really can't say any bad things about the Beretta M9A4 or even the Beretta M9A1 or standard Beretta M9 92FS.

Like I said, I've probably fired, you know, I've probably fired in excess of 100,000 rounds during the first six years of my military career with the...

In excess.

In excess of 100,000 rounds.

I prefer the G model.

I really can't say any bad things about the Beretta M9A4 or even the Beretta M9A1 or standard Beretta M9 92FS.

Like I said, I've probably fired, you know, I've probably fired in excess of 100,000 rounds during the first six years of my military career with the Beretta M9A4.

So you'll see, like, traditionally you would see a Beretta – What is it? 92, which a Model, I think it's Model 92, which actually became our service weapon.

Our service guys carried Beretta M, Beretta M1, transitioned from the 45 caliber.

And you could find a Taurus that was, that looked exactly like it.

And there's connectivity between those two companies.

What is it? 92, which a Model, I think it's Model 92, which actually became our service weapon.

Our service guys carried Beretta M, Beretta M1, transitioned from the 45 caliber.

And you could find a Taurus that was, that looked exactly like it.

And there's connectivity between those two companies.

Browning's 1935 high-power handgun, designed nine years after the company's founder had died, built on the 1911's success with a larger magazine and better recoil absorption.

It is the world's most copied handgun design and gave rise to weapons like the Beretta M9, the CZ 75, and the Jericho 941, my personal carry gun of choice.

John Browning's legacy of making firearms safer, cheaper, and deadlier sets him above all the rest in the pantheon of gun designers.

You might be asking yourself, why are we talking about gun manufacturers? After all, firearms are very controversial in the United States, and foreigners are often confused or concerned about America's perceived obsession when it comes to guns.