Church clothes - Check Hipster graffiti background - Check Gratuitous flashback video with short shorts - Check Over the top dissing of 1911 and CZ - Czech Smug Glockboy smirk at No. 1 reveal - Double Check All the hallmarks of a great TFB TV video. Thanks for making this Sunday that much better.

@iDatedMyPizza

6 жыл бұрын

InspiretoVictory the 1911?

@tank832

6 жыл бұрын

InspiretoVictory lmfao after this comment I don't think I need to watch this video, and i won't lol

@InspiretoVictory

6 жыл бұрын

No. 4 on the list. @5:55 The 1911 is the model name given for the year of its inception.

@InspiretoVictory

6 жыл бұрын

But how can you pass up a chance to hear James' ever so witty commentary delivered by the manliest of silky smooth voices on KZread? It's worth at least 2 watches. lol

@Tmankiller72

6 жыл бұрын

✅

I'm very curious. If you did do a personal top 5 handguns which five Glocks would be on the list?

I find your lack of short shorts disturbing

@tabasajustinjakej.7715

6 жыл бұрын

Ian Cornell James without shorts is kinda like seeing a dog standing up. Its just weird.

Number 5: HI point Number 4: HI point Number 3: HI point Number 2: HI point Number 1: Glock 43X

@kennethzullick6897

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

None of those guns were in Die Hard. Also, no shorts. l am disappointed.

@tomjones6412

5 жыл бұрын

Kurt Bergh Ahhhh yes the Heckler & Koch P7M13, so sad that these are no longer in production.

@TrassseB

4 жыл бұрын

Have u ever watched die hard....

@barneybrown5556

4 жыл бұрын

I remember seeing shorts like that I think it was in gym class back in the 70s but I was into girls though.

@TrassseB

4 жыл бұрын

Barney Brown wtf r u smoking die hard was in 1988

@joshuabissey

4 жыл бұрын

Who even cares about some movie that has nothing to do with Christmas?

We made it because glock fanboy would have 5 variations of a glock 17

Reasons James doesnt like this list, 4/5 of the top 5 are hammer fired. He still got his Glock at #1 though, so he should be happy.

If James made the list: 5. Sig 226 4. HiPoint 9 (#4 is always a controversial pick) 3. Glock 43 2. Glock 19 1. Glock 17

@tfbtv

6 жыл бұрын

This is pretty close actually. LOL.

@GringoFusilero

6 жыл бұрын

TFB TV so what’s your list, James?

@andremerrick4925

4 жыл бұрын

GringoFusilero different glocks except in slot 4

1. Hi-Point 2. Hi-Point 3. Hi-Point 4. Hi-Point 5. Hi-Point

@tfbtv

6 жыл бұрын

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@tabasajustinjakej.7715

6 жыл бұрын

Tin_Fu what are you, poor?!

@jakerogers6562

6 жыл бұрын

I was hoping it would be 5 different hi point models

@valrabellkeys9867

6 жыл бұрын

TFB TV I think that gif is proof James is gay.

@johnsmith-oh9is

6 жыл бұрын

I believe you mean Glock fawty.

James, if you're using that graffiti to ask me to marry you, the answer is yes.

@MOBROOKS

6 жыл бұрын

Blue Alpha Gear Hahaha

@andremerrick4925

4 жыл бұрын

Blue Alpha Gear no he was asking glock

If the nambu 94 isn't here im gonna cry

"While the 45 is arguably more powerful round than 1911..."

No Beretta 92fs/m9, list is invalid and I have to wonder about your audience 😁

@abwihamwinkin

6 жыл бұрын

Milsurp Mike Channel I was about to say the same exact thing. The Beretta M9 is easily one of the best automatic pistols ever made.

@revolverDOOMGUY

6 жыл бұрын

I agree, i understand the love for the others wonder 9s like the browning hp, sig p226 and cz75, but beretta is up there and it is arguably better than them. In fact the browning hp should be replaced by the m9 in this list.

@abwihamwinkin

6 жыл бұрын

revolverDOOMGUY Absolutely. P226 is deserving, but the M9 has proven its place. I still have no idea why the US army replaced it. Navy still uses it, though.

@revolverDOOMGUY

6 жыл бұрын

I am fine with the m9 being replaced at some point because its time for the strike fired polymer guns to be adopted. Technology has moved. Yet we all know the m9 was a relible gun that had an easy to fix problem (the magazines) who got discredited because of years and years of false information, usually spreaded by people who never used it or who never took care of it. It has been the best wonder nine and it still has a long way to go before it becomes a museum piece.

@rixpix2957

6 жыл бұрын

Milsurp Mike Channel 👍

Cz 75 is absolutely a fantastic gun

@Chiefshadow4

6 жыл бұрын

Not according to James.

@sapper12b68

6 жыл бұрын

Chiefshadow4 well james likes short shorts and keltecs.

@sapper12b68

6 жыл бұрын

ronald whitman hahah well I dont own the shorts but I own a keltec unfortunately

@ronaldwhitman1377

6 жыл бұрын

Sapper 12b I'm sorry but that isn't what's hot lol.

@sapper12b68

6 жыл бұрын

ronald whitman I accept my shortsless fate.

CZ 75 is overrated? Ok. I disagree. Let’s move on from this miscue in our host-fan relationship. :)

11:36 you're shooting a Tristar P100, not a CZ-75. Who are you trying to fool man?

Beretta 92FS is not on this list. The list is therefore null and void.

@gateway833

6 жыл бұрын

yep

@Heavywall70

6 жыл бұрын

Like not including a Rolex on a list of good watches

@rixpix2957

6 жыл бұрын

@@Heavywall70 Best comment ever right here! 👍

@CrotalusKid

5 жыл бұрын

Because slide safeties are trash.

@Nobody-xh5qe

5 жыл бұрын

Like what you who gives a shit if it makes a list

When you ask for best all time handguns, you are going to get the mast innovative guns. The 1911, High Power, CZ, and a Glock will have to be in the list. Every other gun is pretty much a copy of one of these.

@chevydrum82

6 жыл бұрын

G.I. Company hk had the original polymer framed pistol

@superkjell

6 жыл бұрын

The CZ 75 is a Hi-Power copy :-)

@algierssolja

6 жыл бұрын

I disagree. Best of all time includes copies that innovate on previous innovations. Would you consider the model T a better car than the Mustang?

@isaacarnold4635

6 жыл бұрын

I'd add the Walther P-38 to your list.

@LV_CRAZY

6 жыл бұрын

algierssolja Yes the model t was the better of the two in 1905.

CZ75 using inside frame rail might not be an "innovation" because SigP210 went into production in 1949. CZ75 according to Wikipedia started production in 1976.

If you guys are wondering, the gun on 10:53 is FK BRNO

James youre like 8 years older than me but you can still be my dad

The HiPoint better be number 1 or i will have to give a dislike because then you don't understand fully semiautomatic handguns!

@texasranger24

6 жыл бұрын

WIKIPEDIA well if it's on wikipedia it must be the truth. Only the NYT, WaPo and Moms demand action would be even more reliable sources...

@davidbrown3035

5 жыл бұрын

What is fully semiautomatic??? 🤔

"hey boris should ve püt ze slide ouvtside the vrame" "nuu you blyat you püt slide inside vrame you see ivan choots much batter"

@frogsareop5623

4 жыл бұрын

yuo see ivan, when build gun backwards, it vill shoot the backwards of the inaccurate.

FK BRNO at the range at 11:00. Seemed a little snappy for being a 9mm CZ... ;-)

I know the 1911 shows its age now but look how long it stayed in actual widespread police and military service. Not just in the United States. Unbeatable.

@treerat7631

6 жыл бұрын

cod killer not much most of the world's military's used 380 before the 80's and now use 9mm the 1911 is a American thing

@WALTERBROADDUS

6 жыл бұрын

No, it is beatable.

@bubbleheadft

3 жыл бұрын

Flintlock muskets were in service for like 200 years, obviously they're the best design.

No mini shorts smh

6:39 HE'LL YEA BORTHER! #TWOWURLDWARZ #STAAPINPOWWAAH

@averydrew478

6 жыл бұрын

Justin Jake Tabasa Casually Tags the ATF

@SwornHeresy

6 жыл бұрын

Nothing like the Jamteen Eleven in Fuddy Five AARP

@ronaldwhitman1377

6 жыл бұрын

You in >implying? Lol

@tabasajustinjakej.7715

6 жыл бұрын

ronald whitman yep.

@blakebramley9171

6 жыл бұрын

MUH TWO WORLD WARS

*45 longslide with laser sighting*

Surprised the Hk usp didn’t make the list

@johnnycash7803

5 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing best handgun ever man imo

How can a guy with such a huge bulge not like 1911s?

@ollilehtonen6764

6 жыл бұрын

Because that bulge is attracted to fellow men.

@lightningphoenix7155

5 жыл бұрын

@Fui Gebhardt1 M1911 is a steel pistol. I love it because of it's history and because I want my enemies dead faster. Not slowly kill them in a painful way.

James, you are quickly becoming my favorite gun reviewer. Keep up the good work & thanks.

James you are a meme.

I would have thought the walther PPQ would have made the list.

@mountaindont34ify

5 жыл бұрын

Hell no it's a glock copy. Great gun tho. Better than a glock

The reason CZ75s are popular in competition is not because of the trigger. It is because of the weight. A CZ Shadow 2 or EAA Tanfo Stock 2 are like twice the weight of a Glock 34, which means far less recoil and muzzle flip.

Should of only had one 1911. You split the 1911 votes because you had 2 offerings imo.

You should do a list of revolvers as well

From a historical stand point Borchart- The first pistol to be reliable enough for large production and the first to use a magazine in the grip. 1911- Although I'm not a huge fan today it really is the father of all pistols. It introduced the slide and tilting barrel in the same pistol in large numbers for the first time. Yes Browning used slides on earlier designs but they were almost all small cartridge blow back operated. Browning Hi Power- The first truely modern combat pistol. It had a slide, tilting barrel, DOUBLE STACK 9MM MAGAZINE. The Hi Power unmodified today is completely capable while a 1911 lags behind due to capacity. Walter P38- This was the cheaper alternative to the Luger P08 for the wehrmacht and as long as you can get around the fact it was built in Nazi controlled Germany it was really a good domestic design. It uses an open slide and a tilting locking block while the barrel rides on it's own independent rails. Later in life after WWII it became the Walthet P1 which was produced into the 1990s. The P1 is simply ba P38 but has an aluminum frame and greatly the pistol that popularised lighter weight alternatives to steel. The P38 legacy carrys on through the Beretta open slide designs today such as the M9 and Barreta 92 series as they function basically identically to the P38. Glock- We see these as nothing special and originally hated but you don't have to turn your head at any gun shop to see 10 pistols made with polymer frames. Yes the Glock was not the first to mainstream the polymer frame but it's the pistol that popularised it. And it's greatly changed how we manufacturer all forms of small arms today. Honorable mentions- TT-33- The first wide spread high pressure cartridge military pistol. CZ-75- Simply put a culmination of all things great in a pistol. Not really revolutionary but it brought many great elements together. Luger P08- The first self loading pistol to make militarys of the world question continuing on with service revolvers in large numbers. Ruger Mark 1- The first of the insanely popular Mark series that has been produced since the 1960s by the millions. It was the most popular self loading .22lr pistol series in the world and is chambed for the worlds most abundant and popular cartridge.

It's incredible just when you think you've seen it all, your uncle Jesse hair is also a shell deflector!

Hi-powers were so popular in Europe that prior to WWII in many European countries the word Browning was used to describe all automatic pistols.

My first thought when I saw the thumbnail was 1) Highpoint 2) Highpoint 3) Highpoint 4) Highpoint 5) Highpoint ... What is there to say? Highpoint is the greatest gun ever made! Now we need to stall for 20 more minutes.

Of all the pistols I've shot he CZ75 fits the best in my hand. The first time I shot it I immediately felt like it was an extension of my arm so that sold me.

@gordoncouger9648

2 жыл бұрын

I bought the first one I ever saw as soon as I picked it up in my hands. It was a good deal as it came wit 10 round Magazines in Oklahoma.

@john2244

2 жыл бұрын

I feel the same about the BHP. CZ 75 a close second.

You need to show us your steam powered f150 ! Its been over a year now...

@tfbtv

6 жыл бұрын

Hahaha surprised you remember that

Surprised the H&K USP45 isn't on the list, it's the most reliable and accurate pistol I own, although I could see how people with smaller hands might not find it ergonomic, I love it.

If I had to choose 1, I'd take the cz-75

Mister Package Man. xD

The slide in frame is on the SIG p210 made in 1949 !!! Swiss army gun at the time long before the CZ 75, still very accurate 70 years later

I’m disappointed that there were pants in the video James.

Uncle Susan used to tickle me

The P226ST 9MM is the quietest suppressor host IMO. I ran .125gr CORBON ammo through it indoors. I dunno if it was a fluke. But wow though it was very quiet especially indoors. I'LL never get rid of my P226ST 9MM

Hell Yeah !!! Great episode and very well done on explaining each handgun and it's history.

@MOBROOKS

6 жыл бұрын

Jerry Johnson II I agree

Starting the day of right to a great Tfb Tv video like always.

Today on TFB TV we are talking the uggh uggh.

I'm surprised my Browning High Power made it on the list, much less as No.2. Almost seams like it falls through the cracks most times with all the newer handgun innovations since it's conception. I'm fascinated with the idea of what could possibly be the next big renovation in the handgun world. Great vid, as always.

Revolvers next please

Doesn't matter, but I've always thought the CZ75 is a very attractive weapon. It's a, dare I say, very pretty design.

I have 2 1911s but, it definitely was dated by the 1980s. Still respect the gun and it's history. It wouldn't make my top 5 anymore other that historical impact.

I bought a Sig P226 a year ago from a cop buddy of mine as a duty carry firearm. Now it just goes everywhere with me. Best firearm I've ever purchased.

No calico!!!!!! No keltec!!!!! No Hi-Point!!!!! This must be a mistake!! 😂 😂 😂 😂

Army brass at 1911 trials: Thats the M'fer right there!!! John Browning: Stands there like a BOSS....

I loved the 1912 and the Browning 9. They worked for me. SAS have binned the Browning 9 for the flock 17 and 19. The story goes on. By the way my best pistol for arm extension was the ruger SP 101 . What a little beast 😁

I don't see why people say that you diss things, it all seems like a good balanced view of guns

As someone that worships the CZ 75 every morning and every night, I am not surprised by it's position on the list, but I'm SOMEWHAT surprised it wasn't a modernized variant of the 75 like the 1911 was, i.e. the SP-01/Phantom, Shadow, or P-01. The original was great, don't get me wrong, but the versions with picatinny rails are automatically better - the P-01 in particular I feel like is probably the best overall for the majority of people. I'm also surprised that the 1911 wasn't number 2. I felt like the public consensus list would be as follows: G19, 1911, Hi-Power, CZ-75, P226 / possibly P320 My PERSONAL top 5 would be CZ 75 Tactical Sports Orange, CZ 75 Shadow 2, CZ 75 SP-01 Tactical, CZ-75 P-01, Sig P320.

This video has some of the best and funniest comments I've ever read. LMAO here at "Show me on the doll where the 1911 touched you"!

you just didn't feel that cartridge landing on you'r arm 17:00

The m45a1 is still in use and its kinda a 1911 in fde

My favorites are my SIG P226 and my Berreta 92. I shoot them both just as well but I carry the Berreta and use the SIG for home defense. Wouldn't want to bang up a 1000 dollar gun.

Not having the Colt 1911 at #1 is like saying saying the Rose Bowl isn’t the greatest football tradition of all time. It’s just wrong.

Why did you put footage of the "Fuck Bruno" over the CZ-75??? We want answers!!!!!!!!

Speaking of second strike capability. I've never in prob twenty thousand or so rounds in pistol have I ever had a bad round, or hard primer. They always went bang.. Am i alone?

My top 5 are the only autoloader pistols that I own or want to get: Browning Hi Power, Beretta 92FS, M1911A1, Glock 17, and the HK USP 45 (still need to get one). A bonus would be the Walther P99 which was the first gun I ever bought but sold it and probably should buy one again.

Well let’s see. 1) Springfield A1 loaded. 1994 edition with over 20k rounds 2) cz75 1994 varient over 15k rounds 3) 1974 Belgium made hipower 4) 1994 gen 2 19. Over 40k rounds. 5) 1998 xd9 My favorite firearms, in order. Almost in order that I acquired them. I’m glad my hillbilly ass has good taste based on “your” list. My edc was g26, then an xds45 since it was released, and now a hellcat. Sig 226 is the bedside gun. I’m actually surprised none of the original XD/xdsc series didn’t make the list, as well as the 26 since they were such a big deal for capacity vs size at the time they were introduced .

I've wanted a hi power and cz 75 for years. I think they look beautiful and timeless in the same way the 1911 is. But in a caliber I'll actually use.

The 226 was my first pistol purchase. It still fires like a dream. All that I need to do is replace the trijicon sights, which have dimmed over time.

Cz 75 took away all the imperfections of the hi power

Clint Eastwood ( as Dirty Harry ) pointing a plastic Glock at a bad guy and asking " Do you feel lucky punk; well do ya"? just wouldn't work!

Thank you for this video. Although the CZ-75 is outstanding it is not as innovative as you claim. The rails inside the slide come from the 1935 license from Charles Petter, and it was first used by the french 1935 pistol (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modèle_1935_pistol). After WWII, it was adopted by the swiss P49/P210 ordnance pistol (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SIG_Sauer_P210). In this respect, the relevance of the Cz-75 was that it brought together several major innovations (DA/SA pistol, double stack magazine and rails inside the slide). It did not use the decocker, but this paradoxically helped, as it made it more adapted to IPSC.

James fans choosing the 1911 and hi power is a massive kick in the nuts

I’d go: Glock, CZ75, P226, Hi-Power, 1911. Not a Glock fanboy, I like all the other pistols except the Hi-Power better than it, but I can’t deny it created the plastic pistol and revolutionized the market.

@wadevenerdi1060

5 жыл бұрын

Well, actually... Glock did not create the plastic pistol. The H&K VP70 is the first polymer, striker fired pistol. They came out in 1970. Only about 12 years before the Glock 17. Here is another “not so well kept” secret, H&Ks are still way better than Glocks. Go shoot a Vp9sk, for instance. But, Glock certainly does a good job with their advertising and name recognition. I am a Sig guy myself, but there are a ton of great options nowadays. HK, Sig, S&W, Ruger, Glock, Steyr, almost anything from any of these guys is really solid.

Love the channel,I honestly don't think I have watched one of your videos that I did not like,this is the first comment I have ever posted,keep up the good work,stay safe and keep shooting

Re comment about the innovations in the CZ75, it's slide in the frame design was actually borrowed (or influenced) by the SIG P-210, and the locking lugs were heavily influenced by the Browning Hi-Power design lugs from John Browning.

Oh, and BTW, the Sphinx, which I know is a CZ copy is an absolutely fantastic firearm, I love mine so much that I carry it often. It's my favorite CCW and it's an absolute joy to shoot. It deserves an honorable mention I think. I shoot tighter groups with my Sphinx I own other than my Sig 1911 Scorpion, my 2.0, or my cheap Ruger Security 9 which happens to be my EDC and even though it's a very inexpensive gun at around $299 in most places, I think the fact that is has a full rail gives it it's accuracy. Anyhow, the Sphinx is an absolute joy to shoot and if you can get one do it, I've seen them selling for as low as $800 which is slightly lower than what I paid for mine, but you see where your money goes. At 50 yards at about 1/4 to 1/2 inch with my follow up shots.

I already have a Beretta 92FS Stainless and it is a joy to shoot but my CC is of coarse D. Wesson Classic Bobtail which is a beautiful work of ART! Works great too; very very accurate.

I have had nothing but problems with my Sig pistols....that's right, more than one. You know what I haven't had problems with, any of my 3 CZs.

I love that the thumbnail is all hi-points.

I've got a Rock Island 1911, it's actually not bad for the price. Accurate, reliable (it's never failed since I bought it) and fires a decent round. Oh, and it costs half of what most 1911s cost. Not saying it's the best, but it's certainly not garbage either.

I hate to tell you this James, but even though I've carried one on duty, I 've never been able to get past the aesthetics of a Glock.

The thumbnail really made me worried the Hi Point got enough votes to squeak into the top 5.

My Top 5: CZ 75 Reason Col Cooper said if you FORCE him to use a 9mm he'll use that & it's the ultimate law enforcement gun in that hemisphere. Browning Hi Power: Reason it was the master final work (YES he died in production) but it is the ULTIMATE military gun outside the U.S. and some U.S. guys had it too. My cousin in laws General had one when he gave him his first Bronze Star with Valor. Sig P210: Reason most accurate 9mm ever made. But it's made by a country that almost never fights and costs a fortune. GLOCK 19: Reason used by most American lawmen post 1990 and in the country which holds 46% of the world arms it's the most selling commercial gun. 1911: Reason BECAUSE

The M1911A1 pistols I shot and carried in the 1970’s and 1981 were worn out rust buckets. The M9 was a big improvement because it was accurate and reliable.

Sig226, Beretta m9, CZ75, Browning Hi P,ower, 1911.

I love the hi power part of this. A friend of mine has a pristine looking one that her grandfather brought back sometime during what would have had to been ww2.. Along with capture papers that say it is a .380 for some reason.. Definitely a 9mm. But, it's definitely a Belgian hi power (I showed her it was Belgian from the, "Fabrique national herstal, Belgium," scroll marks on it) that is blued, virtually no wear except maybe a penny size spot of wearing near the grip/trigger guard, with stag grips.. I think that her grandpa took it off of an opposing soldier of some foreign country he encountered, lol..

1911 still serves the military today actually it’s the longest serving weapon in the military the marines raiders and recon still use it fact I carried one and I just got out this year

Throwing the Glock in a creek is fantastic. You made Marc laugh. Donkey Shorts.

P226 best gun I ever owned, not close.

Cz75 is awesome.. loved over all the metal slide wondernines

This man James carries TFB TV

JMBs prototype for the Hi Power had the inverted rails... the Sig p210 did it next so the cz75 was decades later on that feature

6.39 - "It's the gun that won two world wars; as if it did it itself" - LMAO 🤣

Great to finally see you give up some SIG Love, James! I've trusted my life to a P239 for the last 15 years, and I'm not looking for a replacement!

No place for .22lr pistols? No Ruger Mark? No Colt Woodsman? No Hamerlli?