Beretta 92A1

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[@thegunpenguin]

The 92A1 is my favorite pistol. Mine has fired nearly 10k rounds without a malfunction, and feels smooth as glass. Great video, as always!

[@blackhawk4590]

What type of ammunition are you using ?, thanks

[@Zubado1]

finally! Someone that clearly explains the differences between these three pistols. THANKS!

[@michaelhogan9053]

I was in the Marines when we adopted the 9mm. Due to the smaller round, many marines who carried .45s were then issued M16s. Now these were combat troops, LTs, mortar men, assistant machine gunners etc. and having them carry M16's gave us much more firepower anyway. Now for MPs and basic security the 9mm was good, even though out tactics changed. In the Corps we treated our weapons like gold, however you are correct we used them very heavily and in the worst conditions. From extreme cold weather to Desert Warfare to mud and saltwater and many thousands of rounds. I often wondered why they didn't let us test weapons during training before they adopted them. I carried one of the first FN M249 SAWs, biggest piece of shit ever! Thanks for the best gun channel!!

[@PLT-dq3dd]

@DV8 *** What were you doing with the coat hangers, performing abortions??????

[@PLT-dq3dd]

@DV8 *** I know, lived it for 22. My son is presently a 2111. Happy Birthday Marine.

[@michaelhogan9053]

@DV8 *** Yeah, we cleaned the bluing right off. If you pried the flash suppressor off it was easy to clean that ring. I just meant we kept them clean and in shape. The Berettas were abused because no one could possible keep track of how many rounds were fired. I've used comet and a cordless drill already, but I've never seen anything brake on M16s A2. Despite the shit we did, those weapons ran. I remember taking all our regular issued weapons to the rifle ranges, I qualled with a 203 on twice If I remember. They took a beating and still fired accurate at 500 yds iron sights. We were constantly cleaning and maintaining weapons. L 3/2 here. I did carry that 9 mm for 6 months and my roommate was an instructor, They couldn't take a beating like the .45.

[@paddypibblet846]

​​@@michaelhogan9053Your post can be summed up to boomer fudd enlisted nonsense

[@BigRed-oi6ky]

Ill take one of these over the the new sig

[@newdefsys]

I own both and its honestly a tough call to make.

[@rickhunter6513]

I’ll see your Beretta and raise you a 1911

[@BigRed-oi6ky]

Rick Hunter my grandpa’s favorite handgun lol

[@rickhunter6513]

Already there😉 German made P226, Springfield Armory 1911 Professional and a Beretta 92G.

[@chetdavis5539]

Colt Camander. 45, SIG P229 & Beretta 92fs Compact. Done & done.

[@stevenharleysh]

Recently purchased a 92A1 and I must say that is by far my favorite handgun that I own. Thank you for the review!

[@mauronovara4830]

Just for curiosity (and comparate), which are the other ones?

[@blainecolbry3192]

One of my favorite pistols of all time. I bought a 92 Centurion back in 1986 or so and stupidly sold it years later. I just recently picked up a new 92 M9A1 to replace it. Great video, keep up the great work, I love your stuff.

[@NoQuestions4sked]

Ordered a 92A1 after watching this vid for $650. After shipping and FFL, should come to $690. Comes with a threaded barrel and 3 mags. I think that's a pretty good price to pay! Thanks for the recommendation Chris.

[@hc2622]

Seems like a great deal! Where did you order this from?

[@Senza_1]

I paid $675 today for mine. Threaded as well.

[@Gieszkanne]

In Germany they are about 1400€ which is 1590$. Man I dont understand this!!!

[@survivalistboards]

I bought my Beretta 92f in January of 1989. 29 years later, and probably over 10,000 rounds, I can count the number of malfunctions on one hand - and those were weak reloads.

[@xfliegerkorps8676]

What parts did you have to replace during that time frame? Just wondering what I should keep on hand.

[@spicychich1718]

I own a 92fs and it performs beautifully. Not the same model discussed but relatively the same. Used it in an action pistol with some mods and came out at #6 out of 30+ contestants. Another gentleman had it and came out in 3rd place. It is such an underrated handgun secondary to opinions and misconceptions

[@spendymcspendy]

“It’a looka nice!” Hilarious! Beretta is an amazing pistol, but recently I had a bad experience. I purchased a brand new Beretta 92FS last year and the finish was terrible. There was a burr running through the inside of the trigger guard which I slightly filed down, the anodizing around the proof marks were spotty, the slide was marked up, the sights banged up and there were chips on the inside of the frame.

[@c5back9]

92A1 is a dream to shoot. Very accurate and supremely reliable.

[@TheGV50]

The 92a1 is the Beretta 92 at It's highest state of refinement!

[@DarknessNation]

I love my 92a1.... I own 2 of them.... combine it with Wilson combat parts it is a awesome shooting machine.

[@tonyb0164]

I bought one recently and I love it. I replaced all the plastic part with factory steel, and aluminum parts. I also installed Alumagrips with the Beretta logo on them, a D hammer spring, a Wilson Combat (Wolff) factory weight trigger conversion unit. To top it off I had night sights put on, and did the G conversion. This one sweet shooting weapon. Seen Mr Gunsandgear video you mentioned. I don't understand the lack of maintenance. I was in the Marine Corps when Reagan was president, and weapons and equipment maintenance was emphasized ad nauseam. Of course these are different times, and I never fired a shot in anger but you would expect that kind of lack of maintenance from the German Army getting run out of Russia in WW2, not from the biggest, baddest and most funded military the world has ever know.

[@brock3426]

I just picked my 92a1 yesterday it is beautifully done not a cosmetic flaw what so ever. Right out of the box is so smooth. Yes a little hefty but balances verry well and feels great in the hands.

[@fomocore]

My M9 A3 was so bad even after Beretta replace the barrel under warranty the upper slide was machine so horribly I sold it for an Italian made one. Very happy with that sample. Fun to shoot and fit and finish front sight staking and everything is better by huge margin

[@RichiesHouse]

You can feel the difference in slide mass form 92 to 92a1 . The lighter 92 slide comes back faster with same ammo .

[@J1Z06]

Mine was $625 out the door the first week of this year. 1,200 rounds with zero malfunctions. Every type of ammo has flown right through this very fine Italian pistola.

[@j.s.7366]

Very reliable and good looking pistol. Have put thousands of rounds through a 92A1 with zero malfunctions. D-spring does wonders for trigger pull. Only recommendation is to change out polymer trigger with steel trigger as well as recoil spring. Recoil spring isn’t necessary but steel trigger eliminates “trigger flex” ( I never noticed it) and makes for a nicer trigger pull. I can tell a difference between the polymer and steel trigger but can’t really say what it is. It just feels better.

[@Snakesht172]

Plus you can get the d spring, a trigger spring, and a steel trigger on a kit from Beretta for 25.

[@nickma71]

You continue to put out detailed videos. I appreciate it very much.

[@sirsir9665]

I have a 92 A1. Grabbed it up last week. Got it used but in great condition. Learning more about this model makes me love it even more.

[@jc-vc7xq]

Great video. I recently bought a 92 a-1 and I really like it. It shoots noticeably smoother than my regular m-9

[@caseysimpson1806]

Thank jc. I like my civ m9 and am considering adding a 92a1. I don't need the threaded barrel of the a3.

[@Fugettaboutit]

I have a 92A1, if for no other reason than it's a Beretta and it's great looking. I don't even like Beretta's that much. But with that rounded trigger guard and rail, it's quite a looker (especially with aftermarket G10 grips) and something that's fun to handle and even shoot every now and then. ;-)

[@yupyup4209]

Great video! There's much discussion on what is the ultimate Beretta, some say m9a3, Wilson Combat brigadier tactical, Langdon Tactical, etc. But in my opinion it is definitely the 92a1.

[@happyhaunter_5546]

I've heard all the rumors and have even seen some locking blocks break on the firing line, but I loved, trusted, and carried my M9 with confidence in the Navy.

[@bigghoss762]

I really like the 92A1, I have 3. I don't know if you're aware but one other thing that's different on the 92A1 is that the lug on the front of the slide where the recoil spring sits is slightly wider than a standard 92. Some people really don't like this about the 92A1 because they like to swap slides around. I don't do that so I don't really care.

[@kevinp5325]

Good overview. One thing you forgot to mention: the 92a1 and 96a1 both have somewhat thicker slides over the regular m9 and m9a1. I like the overbuilt nature of the 92/96, but I still prefer some of the features and ergonomics on the military versions. If everything were to be combined into one pistol, you’d have the ultimate beretta as you point out.

[@tobiasfunke3357]

My Italian M9A3 is *Very* nice. It's my favorite pistol and I've owned many modern pistols.

[@johnnybagofdoughnuts4193]

Tobias Fünke same. Although I actually like the “hump”. Both on Glocks and berettas. So I’ll be getting an M9A1 or 92A1 soon

[@mabs9503]

Being struck with a trigger guard sounds like a truly awful time.

[@uglydog311]

Marines ....

[@gunmetal7224]

Great vid, I love the 92 series I wish you would have talked about the difference in slides I have noticed that the slide on my 92a1 is allot beefier than on the m9 its not as big as a brigadier but still it's a big difference, anyways great work as always

[@truthjunkie9218]

As Wilson Combat shaves off the trigger guard to make their 92 series of Battle Pistols, but the chances of us smashing our trigger guards in a gunfight are probably slim to none. Not knocking WC by any means as I work toward the WC Centurion...with a shaved trigger guard. Love these Beretta vids. Lots of info. Thanks.

[@shaunsomaru4524]

This is the best gun comparison that I have ever seen.. Good job sir

[@pcb8639]

My Wilson Centurion has a half 92A1 frame, round trigger guard, 1913 rail and M9 type push button take down pin and M9A1 grip checking. The slid is close to the 92A1 but short like the Beretta Compact, it has the dove tail front sight. The Wilson also has the improved block. The Wilson has the best parts of all three.

[@blainecolbry3192]

Just get your wallet out for the Wilson stuff though $$$$

[@shawnramey7736]

I have one and I wouldn’t take nothing for it, great shooter no jams. I mean this thing is just amazing.

[@markgardner4039]

As always, the authoritative source of information on the Beretta M9/92 series of pistols. 👍

[@raghnallmacaodh3220]

Chris, I've got one and carry it 90% of the time. It got even better with the D spring and decocker kit. get one you will not regret it.

[@erniemartinez1537]

I immediately remembered your description of your ideal Beretta handgun when the 92X was introduced. A few things missing, I’m sure you will enjoy reviewing it. I appreciate all of your videos, especially the Beretta ones.

[@johnnytons2977]

PERFECTO!!!!! This is a beautifully well done review of the first beretta I have ever bought! And even though my 92a1 shoot low for me you sir have revived my faith in my edc! I've been carrying this beretta for the last 5 years and the m9a3 is next on my list as my new edc! Thank you sir and continue to grow in your channel and every endeavor you invest in! 🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒

[@thomaswhite2802]

Very interesting video I’m a big beretta fan , 92FS is what I gave and may upgrade to a 92A1 or M9A3, good job

[@Ballardsi]

Loving the new setup

[@tengu190]

90-two and many ideas from it ended up in the 92A1 and it is better because you can get a slim grip and then add a DPM guide rod.

[@gregcannon4503]

Excellent explanation of the differences and similarities! Subscribed!

[@smegleydophercam2839]

The original 92fs had a captive recoil spring also. Only failure I ever had was when the end cap came unscrewed and it came apart. I re-assembled, re-peened GTG. Around 2000 I got an Inox and was surprised to see the polymer, in which I actually prefer

[@Tommygun-gk1cr]

The trigger is polymer coated metal and they even put those on commercial m9's these days. It is what it is in modern manufacturing. But at its core it's metal.

[@SmallArmsSolutions]

The military one are not polymer. The locking blocks were outsourced and not made to OEM specs. Same problem with M4 bolts breaking. They do not conform to OEM standards but are cheaper. The army has messed up many weapons by not using OEM parts for weapons.

[@Laotzu.Goldbug]

I agree with you here, that it will be nice to see a lot of these features combined in a single pistol. That said, I have to disagree on the trigger guard, I actually prefer the profile on the original M9, with that little lip on it. Maybe I'm just partial to the Aesthetics and I've watched too many John Woo movies, but I thought that was always the classic look for the 92 series. Pairing that, with a true 1913 rail would be Perfecto in my opinion. Also, you should check out the _92 G SD._ It's a pretty rare variant, but it seems to have nearly all the features you would like ( true 1913 rail, checkered front and back strap with, Brigadier slide, changeable sites, capable of using the internal buffer, etcetera)

[@matthewstepp4535]

Can’t get enough of this channel!

[@ForestDwellerHillCountryGoon]

I EDC a m9a1 with a silencerco extended threaded barrel and a surefire x300 ultra ... she is a heavy bitch, but the slide feels like butter and she is a tack driver and feels so damn good in the hand... battle proven for sure... I love my m9.

[@Gumby56]

I have to agree with everything you've said in the video. It's spot on!

[@flyontop]

Another great and informative video, perhaps da’ best explaining the differences. Thank you!

[@anotherbluecollarchristian2341]

Good job tons of killer info in this video

[@kaigarcia9585]

I just bought this, and cannot wait till I have it with me.....I have heard man good things about the pistol.....

[@stu7900]

How are you liking it

[@tonybussey8763]

My 92A1 has “IT20” stamped on the frame also and has a threaded barrel

[@newdefsys]

I have a like new 92S and a commercial M9 and the 92S, with its all metal parts, is noticeably heavier than the M9. The 92S has a much sweeter trigger as well because it lacks the firing pin block found on the M9.

[@jordiberrett]

I really wish the 92a1 still had that hooked trigger guard.

[@simon_96]

I remember hearing people saying Beretta resolve the slide cracking issue by brigadier slides but I cannot find any pictures on the internet to prove that

[@irafowlerjr.7492]

really like the 92, helpful info, thanks

[@brock3426]

I am looking on getting one of these Beretta I like them I just checked out some today at my local gun store. People say they are to big and heavy but I held a stainless one with the rubber grip and one without the rubber grip and the 92a1 and they to me did not seam big and heavy they felt good in the hand and smooth when you rack the slide. To me the felt better in the hand then a Springfield xd mod 2 full size I looked at only thing I don't like so much about it is the plastic guide rod but that's no big deal to replace.i always wanted to get a Beretta m9 or 92 with a rail I think I am going to pick one up from buds because they are a little bit cheaper than my gun shop. Just ordered mine buds had less then 5 of them left I was like shit so just went and did it. I don't care what people say I just have a special spot for the berettas

[@Evil_Teddy]

I love the 92 model.

[@keyhole9601]

Please check the slide weight and dimensions... It's heavier and thicker than the other 92/M9 series.

[@gunnerview6578]

Love the Beretta!

[@aslanbosnakoglu8240]

funny how nobody was able to make a better gun than beretta since the 80s.

[@DarknessNation]

I own both the new m9a1 and the beretta 92a1..... each has their own place in my personal opinion. The m9a1 is a lighter gun in comparison to the 92a1. The main difference is the thicker rail on the 92a1 that adds to the weight. Actually the weight does help in the recoil in comparison to the m9a1. I keep the m9a1 next to my bed with a olight Valkyrie mini and a lasermax laser guide-rod. The beretta 92a1 is my range gun that shoots everything I can throw at it and than some. With over two thousand rounds and counting there has never been a single malfunction on my m9a1 and it is still going strong. I have not yet had the opportunity to shoot a Beretta with the Brigadier slide, but I am thinking that it is in comparison the slide on the beretta m9a1 however without one side by side for comparison I can't be 100% sure.

[@TeCHnORiOT]

I own an M9. Very nice pistol. I wish someone made an 80% frame of it, and a 10mm version.

[@MrRedeyedJedi]

I'd like an all steel version with that captive recoil spring, buffer and in 357 sig

[@alexwilliamson92]

Fantastic video. Keep up the good work brother.

[@MrPlecemanvpd]

Same equipment but different people. The Italians take pride in their work.

[@3Pillers]

Thanks for posting

[@RocketPropelledGuy]

Insofar as the polymer components, they are still steel, but coated with polymer. H&K likes to do this as well. The reasoning I was given is not that it was to decrease weight or even cut manufacturing cost. It's that those particular components, the trigger, safety levers are the most manipulated by human hands, and over time the metal finish on these parts will noticeably wear from that compared to the rest of the pistol. The polymer coating really can't do that. Underneath the epidermal polymer is just...more polymer that looks exactly the same. Until the steel core which you're not going to reach from wear unless are deliberately abusing the pistol with the specific purpose of reaching that metal core. But, like everyone else, I prefer the metal parts. Otherwise it doesn't feel like a wondernine.

[@chrisragone8785]

The 92A1 frame buffer is made of aluminum not plastic.

[@DanTheWolfman]

Watch my Beretta 92A1 from Stock to Not 2 Part Review...Part 2 with all the SWEET Mods here tons of great shooting and action movie footage! kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZSZfKCknK51g6M

[@rowdyrager-9403]

Got delayed on my nivs check so have to wait to pick mine up even though I was able to get a glock21 same day Wednesday

[@Johnny-nb7eg]

Awesome video...as always!

[@xfliegerkorps8676]

I prefer the improvements of the 92A1 but muttonhead consumer that I am, will probably buy a M9A1 since it’s unique to the Marine Corps and they use it. But the 92A1 seems like a better design and better-made pistol.

[@nicholasvisco6836]

I hear that the triggers in the A1's are actually polymer coated steel.

[@SmallArmsSolutions]

Nicholas Visco no, they are plastic. Oddly enough from a structural stand point, it is lighter than the steel. The steel offers no mechanical benefit. No stress part. I prefer steel myself but Beretta did not degrade any quality with the change. Same as the guide rod. Also a no stress part.

[@nicholasvisco6836]

@@SmallArmsSolutions the m9a1 I had, if I put a magnet to the trigger it would stay. Wouldn't that mean there is steal underneath it? Could it be a design change that they just didn't mention?

[@Tlaloc9]

The only issues that I have is finding a level 3 duty holster.

[@leonamuwu904]

0:46 i think 92s look really good from top down

[@ronsmith9251]

I had a 92A1 which I foolishly sold off. It was fine shooting pistol.

[@miserylovesshotguns]

Sad. VERY foolish .... unless you sold it to buy a black M9A3 haha.

[@ronsmith9251]

+Kellen David Englert I plan on buying another, I think later this year.

[@racisttrollex7596]

Just get another. They are not that expensive

[@bhimatamaindrana6104]

92A1 is basically a remodel 90-Two

[@yupyup4209]

Remodeled to look sexier that is! The 90-Two always looked a little goofy to me. And it's name is obnoxious, you can't just say 90-Two because then people will think you're talking about the 92. lol

[@boarbark]

i own a 92a1, wish I had 17 rounds *cries in Canadian*

[@abelbravo3464]

92A1 is a beauty pistol , love this gun 👮‍♀👮‍♀

[@sarahwatson7692]

If Beretta would make these in a “cocked and locked” only version they would have something. Being of small stature the double action feature is hard to reach and requires me to slide my hand around the grip to be able to reach the trigger causing my grip to be out of position for subsequent shots.

[@neckarsulme]

double check on the M9A1 trigger...I'm not 100% sure, but I think it is a metal trigger coated in polymer

[@SmallArmsSolutions]

Nope, this one and military COTS ones had metal triggers

[@borkwoof696]

Unfortunately Beretta pistols are quite expensive over here in Europe

[@newdefsys]

Everything is more expensive in Europe.

[@MrTangolizard]

newdefsys not really

[@newdefsys]

@@MrTangolizard I spent two years living between Malta and France with a lot of travel to the UK and everything was more expensive. But, my comparison was with the cost of living in the Southern US. If comparing costs between Europe & California or New England then the difference would be negligible.

[@MrTangolizard]

newdefsys I’ve lived in Texas went to high school there I’ve pretty much traveled to the USA 10/12 times in the past decade and I would agree that 10 years ago that was true but not now unless you are talking about capital city’s fuel is loads cheaper in the USA but things like electric water and utility’s are more in the USA I also found going out in the USA costs more and my god tipping wow it’s crazy just pay your workers right

[@Hrajnoga]

@@J.Huff76 Wow, here in Slovakia, new berrettas are over 900€, something like 1100$ :-/

[@yupyup4209]

I seen a 92a1 at a gun show next to all the other 92-series variants and it seemed to have a nicer finish. It seemed to be a deeper black and shinier, I don't think it's the exact same finish as the other Berettas.

[@TJF1GH]

Military required more flat black cause the sun would reflect to much on the shiny black in the soldiers eyes while trying to shoot

[@chraighe]

Very well done I learned a lot.

[@TheOtherFagola]

Do you plan on doing a presentation on the 90two? I haven’t seen a lot of coverage on it

[@michaeldavis8791]

Can you do a video on the Wilson Combat 92 please.

[@randyallen2771]

This is a wonderful video, full of information on the 92s and their issues. I'd be curious if that polymer buffer can be retrofitted to earlier 92s like the 92fs? Also , there isn't much info out there about different strength recoil springs (not hammer springs) , do you have any thoughts/ recommendation on that? Thanks for the great work, it's all to rare to see this level of factual content on utube. Keep up the good work!

[@SmallArmsSolutions]

Randy Allen yes sir, all the various assemblies are interchangeable.

[@mikeustan494]

Is there any company that will mill the slide for removable front sight?

[@jonp5760]

I thought the trigger on the 92a1 was polymer coated metal. Looking at my 96a1 I can see where the polymer starts and its metal underneath it.

[@barefootbob1269]

Nope it is a polymer Trigger

[@davidlol957]

The trigger is not all polymer it does have metal in it not sure were or how much but it does

[@barefootbob1269]

@@davidlol957 Yes there is a small bit of metal in it. I had planned to remove the poly to see just how much but have not done it yet. based on weight and feel compared to my metal one I would say not much.

[@davidlol957]

barefoot bob yea I replaced myn with the Wilson combat shortt reach trigger. When it was in the gun you couldn’t tell but once i got it out you could see it was mostly polymer with metal reinforcement.

[@Fudmottin]

Polymer coated yes. I installed Wilson Combat's short reach trigger which is all steel. I do like it better, although I wish WC radiused the front edges better.

[@milney]

Great vid. One suggestion I'd make is that you need to adjust or replace your mic, sometimes your voice becomes distorted and hard to understand

[@v8felon]

You think the U.S. weapons are bad you should do a pmcs on the humvees they have.....

[@SourPatchPuss]

I really don’t like how the rounded off trigger guard looks. I think the squared trigger guard with the checkering or lines on the front looks really good and its even an iconic look for Beretta. I just bought my first Beretta and it’s a 92X. Besides for not having a threaded barrel the only other thing I dont like is that it doesnt have the squared trigger guard. It was $475 after $100 mail-in-rebate though, I couldnt pass it up and I really cant complain.

[@bdm1000]

I've also heard that 1) polymer guide rods put less stress on the locking lug, and 2) captive recoil springs are better, but they also necessitate a dual captive whereas a longer spring that can't be contained does the same thing with greater reliability. Again, I've heard these things, but I can't confirm them.

[@sea0fgreen33]

I bought a 92a1 back in 2012. Kinda wish I had a m9a3 tho.

[@tomjjackson21]

Broke my back as a young man so unfortunately I was unable to serve. That being said, virtually every person I've spoken to that did absolutely hates this pistol. Nice review regardless. I'm interested to hear what you have to say about the LMT you hinted towards the other night in your live stream. Lol, after watching your video I went to Brownells and purchased a MARS.

[@davispinner6642]

Have you seen the 92a1 stamp/wordings in gold writing? Idk what thats about.

[@bdm1000]

Great video as usual. I have a question, you said the base plate was longer on the 92A1 for the two extra rounds, but the magazines look to be the same height. Are you sure that's why it's thicker?

[@Athonite]

Chris, do you happen to know why Beretta changed the 92 from a frame mounted safety to a slide mounted safety?

[@tengu190]

Review the 90-two

[@tengu190]

@@J.Huff76 On Gunbroker for around 600.

[@tengu190]

@@J.Huff76 9mm variant is hard to find. 40 is common

[@SeverianTheLame]

I would really like to see you review the Beretta 92 clones that are out there (Girsan Regard and the Taurus whatever). I have taken a look at the Regard (as I am on a budget as far as spending money on guns goes), and it seems like a great weapon for the price point (400.00); I'm wondering if there is something I'm missing.

[@SmallArmsSolutions]

If I can get my hands on them I will. Would love to find a late 90’s era Taurus to compare