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Melipe Fassa said:
Just gonna leave this here regarding the 92X: https://old.reddit.com/r/guns/comments/12f1xsi/beretta_92x_performance_not_suitable_for_serious/
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I'll admit that I don't know what the number or rounds rating for the standard 92 is before problems, but Jesus that's enough to steer me clear away

Leave it to dedicated LARPers to hawk POS LARPer guns, I guess.
 
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Corn Flakes said:
Well, a lot of the mags are kinda shit.
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They weren't really made to last, either, grunts who used them a lot regarded them as expendable and to be thrown away after you used them long enough, to be replaced with new ones. Some people also have a shit time with the 30rd M2 Carbine magazines, but it should be noted that the M2 Carbine has a different magazine release which supports an added lug on those magazines to allow them to feed properly. You need that magazine release or to not load those mags fully, even if in good condition.

These things were never really supposed to be full on infantry guns, and the magazines being like they are is one of the signs of that

make_it_so said:
Reason #1,944,806 why tankies are imbeciles that deserve to be shot. Love how they completely ignore that the DDR was more than happy to use ex-NDSP soldiers and officers for their own military and security services.
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Plenty of old Nazi spooks in STASI, but with tankies you're flipping a coin on how that's either a lie or how that's ok when they do it. May seem unsightly at a glance to those not versed on these subjects, but when the country is cut in half, and is now going to be a tense front where the expectation is that shit could quickly get WAY out of hand in a matter of minutes, you kinda badly need people who know how to fucking do shit.

Soldiers for a defensive garrison? A lot of these viable Fritzes and Hansels are Wehrmacht or even Schutzstaffel veterans, some may even be outright war criminals, but just a few years ago, they were kissing the dirt in foxholes and trading fire with Russian or American soldiers in the biggest war in history. Someone who fought hard and survived in a Volksgrenadier division is gonna have a lot of important things to teach the newbie soldiers for the Bundeswehr, just tell them to keep in line and that they're defending Germany against Communists.

I've also seen tankies make comparisons in equipment made between the Wehrmacht and the early Bundeswehr, but what exactly are they supposed to do, throw away perfectly good gear and weapons (which the veterans already know their way around, by the way), for some passing and shallow ideological comfort? The East Germans sure didn't, they ran those K98ks and Stg44s until the AK became an option.
 
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The role of the former Nazis in the DDR is an amusing subject, but the approach was considerably different between the BRD and DDR. Tons of former Nazis in the SED, and the DDR even put up a specific political party to intercept the grievances of former Nazi supporters (the NDPD, yes, the DDR had other parties bar the SED, useless as they were) but the difference was that the cleanup in the DDR was often faster and that the Soviets already had cadres of trained and faithful Germans from the 20ies and the 30ies.

After the former Nazis stopped being useful for the fledging State, they got kinda sidelined quickly. One of the fundative myths of the DDR itself was that they REALLY cleaned up the house of the Evil Nazis and Capitalists that ran the German people into the ground (the DDR tried to sell to its population the idea that they were too victim of the Nazis and "freed" by the Soviets). Compare and contrast with the BRD, where bar the most politically uncompromising subjects a shitton of Nazis got coddled for decades and reaped a shitton of favours and money. We're not talking about the random grunt, we're talking about elites. Also never ceases to be amusing how the NVA prided itself of its "Prussian" tradition while the Bundeswehr was... well, what it was despite being essentially Nazi-infested.

East Germany had a temporary need of the know-how of some Nazis... for a time. When they were no longer useful (and not even in secret police, the Stasi was a deliciously Soviet creature and makes the Gestapo look like amateurs) they got shafted. Amusingly enough, it's the same deal with the technical know-how for the Soviet themselves, just look as Schmeisser and his magical adventures in the postwar Soviet Union, he essentially did nothing useful in weapons development but was kept around for roughly ten years just in case before being "freed" to die quietly in pseudo-retirement.

Also, I'd like to find tankies that criticize the equipment for the Federal Army for using old German stuff, the DDR did excellent arsenal work on STG44s and even developed 7,62x39 versions, it's not in the Soviet character to waste guns. Even the effin' M56 is a late-war German development (that reportedly Hitler did not like for reasons!). Weirdest thing I've heard in a while.
 
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DocAwe said:
Twenty thousand rounds?
Beretta doesn't care because probably around 1% of the people who buy these will put that many through it.
The other 99% might shoot a box.
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The problem is the 92X Performance was specifically designed and marketed for IPSC and USPSA competition. Even hobbyist in those sports shoot more than 20,000 rounds per year. Either way how does a modern company fuck up the metallurgy that bad? Freaking hi point barrels last longer.

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What a retard. This isn't a stainless precision rifle barrel that sacrifices durability for accuracy and precision. It's no more accurate or precise than any other pistol; it's just shitty.
 
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Melipe Fassa said:
The problem is the 92X Performance was specifically designed and marketed for IPSC and USPSA competition. Even hobbyist in those sports shoot more than 20,000 rounds per year. Either way how does a modern company fuck up the metallurgy that bad? Freaking hi point barrels last longer.

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What a retard. This isn't a stainless precision rifle barrel that sacrifices durability for accuracy and precision. It's no more accurate or precise than any other pistol; it's just shitty.
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Karl is just too busy sucking Beretta's dick...... Ian does the exact same thing to H&K so he can get access to their vault for content.

At least the gun bunny known as James Reeves is pretty out and about that he's a paid gun bunny over at tfbtv... Unlike Karl
 
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Falcos_Commisar said:
Karl is just too busy sucking Beretta's dick...... Ian does the exact same thing to H&K so he can get access to their vault for content.

At least the gun bunny known as James Reeves is pretty out and about that he's a paid gun bunny over at tfbtv... Unlike Karl
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Yeah but like... why Beretta? I get Ian with H&K those guys have cool shit and are run by stupid assholes who seemingly don't like money. What's Beretta got now that SIG's stolen their big pistol contract?
 
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Romulus augustulus said:
what the hell? that's some shitty craftsmanship right there. My Beretta 92(s) has god only knows how many rounds through it, and looks like it was dragged behind a Italian police car for 50 years and it still chugs along just fine. only thing to break on it was the decocker.
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Beretta's QC has unfortunately gone into the toilet since they switched to the new factory in Gallatin, TN. For a while everyone was able to just blame poor management on the U.S. side, but the same issues have slowly but surely begun to creep into some of the Italian guns as well. It's a company-wide issue.

The worst part is that the x perf uses the same barrels as the regular 92s, so in all likelihood this is an issue that could be affecting all new production barrels, unless it was just one bad batch or something.
 
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HumptiDouji said:
I've also seen tankies make comparisons in equipment made between the Wehrmacht and the early Bundeswehr, but what exactly are they supposed to do, throw away perfectly good gear and weapons (which the veterans already know their way around, by the way), for some passing and shallow ideological comfort? The East Germans sure didn't, they ran those K98ks and Stg44s until the AK became an option.
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LOL, yeah, a lot of those Eastern European communist bloc countries happily held on to former Axis/Wehrmacht weapons - in fact a number of those weapons would go on to be supplied to various third world guerrilla forces or Communist governments. One of the largest users of ex-German small arms in the postwar period was North Vietnam.

Moreover, the West German border guard and Bundeswehr were in fact not primarily equipped with old Wartime weapons initially, but rather US surplus small arms like the M1 Garand and M1/M2 Carbine.
 
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make_it_so said:
Moreover, the West German border guard and Bundeswehr were in fact not primarily equipped with old Wartime weapons initially, but rather US surplus small arms like the M1 Garand and M1/M2 Carbine.
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the BGS troops were intentionally armed with WW2 german camoflauge and helmets to distinguish them from US/British/French troops. the intent was to avoid mistakes, they didnt want the east germans and soviets shooting up the border police by mistake. stayed that way up into the 1980s.
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TheGreatDodongus said:
Beretta's QC has unfortunately gone into the toilet since they switched to the new factory in Gallatin, TN. For a while everyone was able to just blame poor management on the U.S. side, but the same issues have slowly but surely begun to creep into some of the Italian guns as well. It's a company-wide issue.

The worst part is that the x perf uses the same barrels as the regular 92s, so in all likelihood this is an issue that could be affecting all new production barrels, unless it was just one bad batch or something.
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Shame, my first pistol was a 92FS. Had some hard times and had to sell it.

While 20k is a large amount, this isn't a firing pin, or extractor, it's the chamber. No excuse for that unless you ran 1K+ over pressured rounds through it.
 
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make_it_so said:
Moreover, the West German border guard and Bundeswehr were in fact not primarily equipped with old Wartime weapons initially, but rather US surplus small arms like the M1 Garand and M1/M2 Carbine.
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Actually the early Bundeswehr Panzergrenadier Divisions who were located in the former British sector have been equipped completely with British Army surplus equipment, except the tanks which were solely either M-47 or M-41's.
The M-47's were pretty soon replaced by the M-48 when they became available.
Artillery was also completely from the US, they had the M2A1, 155mm Howitzer M1, 155mm Long Toms, 8 inch Howitzers (203mm) M1, 105mm M7, M44, M52, M53/M55 and all of at the same time. Later they were all repaced by the M107, M110 and ofc the M109.The Bren Carriers they used were pretty quickly replaced by the M39 tho. But the No.4 Lee Enfield served until it was replaced by the H&K G3.

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Melipe Fassa said:
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Midnight Brutality 2023 - FW Thermal Footage

Midnight Brutality stages were designed by InRangeTV. Safety, stage building and ROs were all provided via InRangeTV and One Shepherd. The prize...
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I . . . don't know what to say.
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In the video, Ian mentions that they had to change a stage because some of the competitors couldn't climb over a short wall:
Clip starts at 18:13 if the timestamp embed doesn't work.

Someone in the thread claims that One Shepherd was the actual designer of the stages and that InRangeTV's only contribution was complaining that it was too hard to scale the walls.
He got both Karl and Russell to angrily respond:
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