Best 9mm Handgun Nobody Cares About - TheFirearmGuy

[@SonnyCrocket-p6h]

$1200 for a nothing-special 9mm? kiss it. I wouldnt give you half that much for one. Sheesh.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Did you eat your crabby patties Sonny?

[@lynch6642]

Too much... Economy ain't what it used to be... I bought one of these originally made in Italy for $450 back in 1989... It had half moon sights... I have to the day not seen another one like it..

[@lynch6642]

Oh yeah good name, Sonny Crockett/Burnett

[@michaelkeselman]

​@@lynch6642 $450 in 1989 is about $1142.40 in today's money. Pretty comparable actually.

[@ronaldwoodman224]

@SonnyCrocket-p6h Curious, what's a special gun to you at that price point?

[@GaryWisemanJr]

I carried a 92FS on duty for 15 years. Absolutely 100% reliable,aced my qualifications. Loved it!

[@Colorado_Native]

I am retired USAF, and carried the Beretta many times. I liked mine so much I bought a 92FS and a 96 Inox. Nice handguns.

[@fearlessleader8623]

I thought it was going to be the apx

[@gumps1986]

I think that’s the joke. The best pistol nobody cares about. APX A1 is solid.

[@christianmondragon6880]

@@gumps1986 I was just thinking the same thing it’s gotta be the Apx a1

[@makeyourmark00]

Exactly. The first version of the APX was terrible if we're honest (which may be why). To Beretta's credit, they took feedback and reworked it into the best value out there right now imo. Heck, Beretta is running a $100 rebate on them right now and you can pick up any model (regular, tactical) pretty much for ~$300....that's insane.

[@gumps1986]

@@makeyourmark00 I picked mine up from PSA for $250 after the rebate. It’s not a super sexy gun, but runs flawlessly and the trigger is better than a Glock.

[@josephesquivel4066]

@@makeyourmark00 If anyone is going to be honest there was not a thing wrong with the APX 1st gen

[@CacheCropp]

I’ve been shooting for over 40 yrs. Have owned and shot all manner of Glocks, Sigs, 1911’s, revolvers, custom pistols and many others. The Beretta 92 LTT is the best pistol I’ve owned. I was never a fan of the 92’s until I shot one. Best EDC is a Ruger LCR 9mm. With these two handguns I’m super accurate and ready for anything.

[@tag_76]

The M9 or Beretta 92 if you prefer holds a special place in my heart. I carried one every day and trusted my life with it many times during my deployments to the desert. It never let me down and always felt great in my hands. Seriously under appreciated firearm.

[@adods9824]

Glad U made it home brother 😀👍🇦🇺

[@dimassalazar906]

I feel the same way! Went and bought my own when I got out! And one for my wife.

[@davidcole333]

I do like the 3 x 22rd mags. The 92 is a timeless classic and this one looks beautiful.

[@rickmaldoo4205]

For me it will 3 10 round mags same size

[@davidcole333]

@@rickmaldoo4205 Sorry to hear that Rick! I would hate to live in a 10 round state.

[@maybe5883]

Nice review, my LTT PX4 Storm Carry is another overlooked and great gun.

[@freedmansjournal]

No joke. The reset on the Langdon PX4 is even better than the reset on the Langdon 92.

[@allensanders4204]

Got a PX 4 compact for my Realtor girlfriend , and liked it so much I got the fullsize as my first CCW , very low recoil , very accurate , extremely reliable , slim grip DS , has the decocker which took some getting used to , you just cringe when that hammer drops expecting a boom

[@jameszywicki5814]

Beretta fanboy here! 92FS Inox blackened, M9A3 in sniper gray, 84F in .380, 81BB in .32 ACP. Very nice specimen!

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Love it James

[@kitwalker520]

Two 84FS - bruniton and nickel - 9 Short - great company

[@Thevoiceofsomething]

My collection, 92FS inox, handed down from dad, it's a first gen American ghost model. M9a3 with toni/beretta parts to make a semi race gun/Roland special. Apx full size with a second grip module set up for racing, and the safety module on the way. Apx centurion, with compact grip module And apx a1 tactical, with venom red dot, and a small micro comp. I would give my left**** to get my hands on and apx target, full size, standard with grey chassis, 5inch barrel with fiber target sight, and optic cut. I would like to get my hands on a 92x performance, the og without an optic cut And one of these squalos. That is a beautiful gun. I don't like to start anything, in regards to sig, as the 226 was just as good as the 92, but the apx is much better than the 320, and IMO beretta is a much better and finer company than sig will ever be.

[@duranbailiff5337]

I carried the Beretta M9 in the Army and they are more accurate than the ones pulling the trigger. The 92 is a great gun, all models included.

[@jeremystebbins8480]

Love the 92 series ❤❤❤

[@TheFirearmGuy]

I do too Jeremy. Thanks man

[@18wheeler77]

Wow! I cannot believe you never mentioned the frame mounted thumb safety lever.

[@cowboy7ification]

The only thing that got me to buy a Taurus 92 over the Beretta back in the day (the days when "Die Hard" and "Lethal Weapon" were still in theaters) was that I didn't care for the Berettas upside down gosh darn European safety. Bout time they made one that works like God and John Browning intended.

[@adods9824]

This!!

[@onionhead5780]

This could be the best handgun in the world but I wouldn’t purchase anything produced by Beretta. Actually I wouldn’t take it if you gave it to me for free. Why? Because if a police officer purchases a brand new gun that has irregular defective sights that shoot a foot low at 25 yards by three different shooters and Beretta customer service tells you the gun functions within Berettas specifications, then the gun dealer has to have new sights installed on it at their expense to correct the issue and make the customer whole then I would say beretta customer service is trash. As a retired firearm dealer I can say they had the absolute worst customer service of any manufacturer in the industry. So bad I finally refused to sell them and as I mentioned I was a law enforcement dealer to the largest accredited sheriff department in the nation. When I stopped selling Beretta. The sheriff department stopped buying beretta also after I explained Beretta didn’t back its product and I could not afford to continue to pay to correct berettas defective products. I threatened to stop selling beretta to the main corporate rep and his exact words were, That sounds like an idle threat. He was wrong. Never sold another beretta the remaining 20 years before I retired. I still hold a grudge. I never screwed over any customer and treated all my customers like I would family so when beretta screwed me and my customer over then they won’t ever get another chance at redemption and I’ll make sure everyone knows how they acted.

[@thisismagacountry1318]

In your opinion, would a IWI Masada Slim or CZ P10S be better for EDC? Both take full size mags as backups.

[@onionhead5780]

@@thisismagacountry1318Everyone is different in how and what they carry. Being a gun dealer I had to carry all day long. I did not have the fortitude to carry a semiautomatic handgun all day long. I was kind of a wuss. Didn’t like it sticking in my kidneys or hanging on a chair armrest and such. I could carry it out to dinner or to the store but not all day everyday. Too bulky and bothersome. I hate revolvers but I ended up carrying a s&w titanium 357 snub nose revolver in my pocket every day because I live in south Florida and I wear a t shirt, shorts and flip flops most everywhere. It was comfortable for me because it weighed 11 ounces. I often forgot it was in my pocket. Felt like a wallet in your pocket. Very comfortable! I hated shooting it. Painful! It was a horrible brutal mule of a gun but I considered it an “Oh Shit” gut gun if I ever had to use it. That being said I would tell my customers get what they think they will really carry everyday because any gun in your pocket is better than it sitting at home on your nightstand. Both those handguns are good guns and if they were turds then I’d tell you truthfully if I thought that. You get what you like and not what someone else likes. Remember they aren’t meant to be range guns. You want the most comfortable to carry. I’m sorry I’ve rambled but I hoped this bit of advice and my experiences have helped. Shoot safe and shoot straight. Good luck. ✌️

[@kodeylivesay1353]

They are still reliable and very accurate. Beretta over SIG any day of the week twice on Sunday.

[@billydefrancesco2376]

I've delt with Beretta reps on a number of occasions and I never had an issue with them. They were friendly, knowledgeable. Maybe it's you.

[@kodeylivesay1353]

@@billydefrancesco2376 not talking about being a gun dealer talk about the guns themselves and having to use them Beretta is a fantastic weapon

[@ratagris21]

Martin Riggs, and John McClain have entered the chat....😊

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Works for me bro

[@lynch6642]

15 in the mag, one in the pipe, no ejection port, no feed jams... Riggs: what do you got ? Sergeant Murtaugh: a 4-inch Smith, Riggs: yeah most Old-Timers carry those. Murtaugh: Looks like we're going to have to register YOU as a lethal weapon.

[@AndyCigars]

@@lynch6642 Dan identifies as Sgt. Murtaugh…I guarantee it. 😉

[@Rubeless]

He said a Boeing and smith, which I never understood.

[@AndyCigars]

@@Rubeless “…dammit, Riggs…I’m too old for this mumbled dialogue.”

[@steven3379]

Love my 92X RDO Compact... Almost a thousand rounds thru it, zero issues or malfunctions and very smooth. It was my first hammer fired all metal pistol!

[@misteraustralian3335]

Beretta 92FS is a wonderful pistol

[@johnfarrar7448]

I used to think that, too.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Agreed Mister

[@timsgta]

​@@johnfarrar7448okay so what's your problem with it now

[@jamesbonanno3359]

I've always enjoyed my Beretta still carry a Beretta Cougar outside the waistband for about 14 years now

[@jwc00789]

Excellent Review! Love the Beretta 92 Series! I would take this over any 2011 type handgun! As I'm currently shopping for another SUV, this Pistol will have to wait!

[@garyK.45ACP]

I carried a 92F as a uniformed duty handgun for several years and it stayed in my trunk as a backup when I went to plainclothes duty. I still have it, the finish is well worn, it's my favorite 9mm range gun and due to the current hurricane emergency we are experiencing, it will be my daily carry gun until things get back to normal. I normally carry a S&W Model 3914 DAO (8+1). But in situations where unusual things can happen, I like the 15 +1 capacity of the 92F. It's a bit large for EDC concealed carry in summer clothes in Florida. I'll stick with the one I have, but you can't go wrong with a Beretta 92 series handgun.

[@Rubeless]

Probably less than 2000 rds through yours.

[@Thevoiceofsomething]

Beretta is now making 17 and 18 rnd mags for the 92. I have some trouble loading them, then inserting on a closed slide, but they make them. FYI.

[@garyK.45ACP]

@@Thevoiceofsomething Thanks. I think I'm good with 15 rounds.

[@R3dbudd]

Have a Girsan Regard gen 3 like this (but da/sa). For 1/3 the cost it’s phenomenal. Not one malfunction with cheap ammo.

[@cardinalpoints2839]

Carried one for a long time on active duty and loved it. After not shooting for a long time I’m finding I am really missing the decocker. Still can’t bring myself to carry a striker concealed with a round in the camber. Like going for a Volvo to “insert the unsafe car of your generation”

[@maddog8148]

500 Years of Perfection!! The Squalo is top notch!!! Forza Italia!!!🙌🏼💪🏼🇮🇹🇺🇸❤️👍🏼

[@GHicks-lu5tu]

I’ve always wanted one buy their a bit pricey. You can find them now for around $800

[@duranbailiff5337]

Brother, when you were busting steel, l heard Mary had a Little Lamb! 😂

[@terryrichards8645]

Good gun but too high a price for me! Thanks for your advice and great videos!😊

[@billvilla7799]

As always Dan, great video. I think the reason for the ho hum response to this firearm is that this is just an upgraded 92. To me, that isn't a bad thing... when you upgrade a reliable well known firearm, people should take notice. Unfortunately, everyone seems more interested in the next big thing not the incremental improvements that are made to existing product.

[@DadHominem]

Beretta makes cool guns - I own 4 - but this model, for the money, isn't a great deal. For the same price I can get Prodigy that has a better trigger, lower optic mount, and is a true 1911 double stack. At maybe $800 these would be a deal.

[@peterf8775]

I own this gun .....the LTT version and it is simply amazing. Smooth shooting and accuracy is right on. Worth the money.

[@MrKingArthurhk]

If it had a threaded barrel I would care about it more. The non tilting barrel would make a good silencer host. I like that the Squalo has Tony system magazines, however.

[@jamesbroughton7870]

My trigger pull was definitely not 3 1/2 pounds it was 7 pounds on my scale and it felt like it too. I called Brad and they said well they all differ. So if you’re getting one at 3 1/2 and I’m getting one at seven they must not have much quality control

[@Rubeless]

You sure you don’t have a 92 SA/da

[@Idahoguy10157]

I’ve owned a 92F Centurion for over thirty years. Except for being too LARGE for some hands, it’s flawless.

[@squib3083]

My preference has always been the traditional 92 grip over the vertec, which positions my trigger finger at very awkward upward location. If beretta offered their newer 92 models (eg squalo, GTS), I’d probably own them.

[@MrDjay46]

I appreciate the fact that the safety is frame mounted. The external internal views look very well finished. Amazingly steep price but my frame of reference is the Italian made Beretta’s of the 90’s and earlier. 😮 The verbose Warning on this attractive pistol is unfortunate.

[@clintonlemarluke1507]

One of Paul Harrel's favorites.

[@finalmidnight]

Scene: Quiet rural road in the woods. Paul is walking along. A truck rolls up besides him and the driver acts tough. Redneck in a truck: "What are you doing out here?" Paul Harrel [Placing hand on Beretta 92] "Minding my own business." Redneck: "That sounds like a great idea. I think I'll try that." Truck rolls off politely.

[@whatsup24_7]

I don't have that but I have a M9A4 that I absolutely love. Everything about it is great.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Agreed, now think about SAO

[@whatsup24_7]

@@TheFirearmGuy nice

[@Thevoiceofsomething]

While l want an SAO, like this squalo or the 92x performance, my m9a3 with that same trigger in the squalo becomes a SAO. It is a nice trigger. Just thought people should know.

[@wheels845]

My first pawpaw purchase was a Beretta 92F. A well made steel slide, barrel and aluminum lower.It was flawless and made in Italia.Accurate and rock solid. I sure miss her.I later bought a Beretta 92SB. There's just something special about 1980'-1990's steel Beretta.Yes they're a bit heavy but if you eat your Wheaties they will never fail you!.

[@jmichaeltaylor2127]

Stopped watching when I learned the price was around $1200.

[@Bore_Punch]

Get the dlah designs plate. Sits much lower than the factory beretta optic plate.

[@papatorr3669]

I thought it was going to be the PX4

[@jamesbroughton7870]

I Purchased one of these when it first came out I was so excited to have a flat single action trigger on a Beretta 92 style pistol but I was so disappointed my trigger pole Waite was like 7 pounds. And I have arthritis in my hands and that’s absolutely ridiculous for a single action pistol a 7 pound trigger pole is just unacceptable. Why would Beretta do something like that?

[@Rubeless]

Spell check would help

[@michaelsweaney3890]

@Thefirearmguy When did you visit Pro Gun club outside Boulder City Nevada? Love that place.

[@guardianminifarm8005]

If I was a SAO guy then I would absolutely take this over a 2011 9mm. I would take an LTT 92 over this though. Thank you Dan. Well done. Take care.

[@lurtiskoe]

yeah i prefer da/sa for carry always.

[@Patriotx-gx4ce]

Great video and knowledge off the topic at hand. That Beretta looks amazing!

[@theoriginalOSOK]

Cool but I don't care lol lol lol. I recently purchased a Beretta that I'm a lot more excited about - a Brazilian LE surplus original model for $299. It's a great, practical 17-round service pistol. The ergonomics on it are outstanding. But thanks for sharing!

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Love it man! Congrats on the score!

[@S5King7]

It's an awesome gun! I shot one and was very impressed.

[@MikeKilo1969]

I carried an M9 in the Army for 15 years and I can say confidently that any issues I had were the fault of the “armorer”, who was usually an E4 given the position as an additional duty, and not the weapon. You do have to have quality magazines that won’t suffer from spring fatigue however, Army mags are garbage!

[@graywind4326]

Nothing wrong with it. But not interested in SA versions of DA/SA guns in general. Is it really any better than the cheaper SA versions of the beretta 92.

[@scottdejong5298]

It's just a single action Beretta 92. Original to come out way back when if I remember right but it didn't get much interest until double action military win.

[@stars1861]

Love the 92 but I can't get used to the Vertec grip. I have big hands and the classic grip with the hump works better for me.

[@renehernandez9207]

$1200 9mm Beretta? No wonder nobody wants to talk about it.

[@YellowHammer26]

👍👍Looks great to me Dan, love the look of the grips.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Thanks Lance. If you get a chance, check it out

[@oddballgunman5288]

Definitely one of the nicest 92's I've seen! I've come close a few times to getting one and was torn between a beautiful 92 and a CZ Shadow 2. I couldn't resist getting a SAR 2000 when I saw the price tag of only $550. I added custom CZ grips (blue/black) and the Galloway Precision trigger spring kit. It shoots almost as good as the Shadow 2! Still can't help but love the 92 series.

[@CZ75A22]

I thought it was going to be the PX4 Storm

[@ssn711]

Great nightstand choice. Too big to carry. Now the PX4 on the other hand….

[@brujo1099]

The best 9mm nobody cares about is the Springfield armory 1911 emp in 9mm. It’s an amazing gun I’ve been running for decades without fail.

[@davidkolb1942]

Personally I have the 92X Performance!!

[@steven3379]

Great looking pistol, if they made a Compact version I'd buy one... But for now my 2 year old 92X RDO Compact will suffice, it's smooth as butter and flat shooting, zero issues I'm never selling it! Thanks Dan! Looking forward to further videos on this!

[@ratherbe7]

I agree with the 92 series being the best. I also use my 92 to train new pistol shooters.

[@miketaylorID1]

Wondering if you have had the opportunity to shoot the Shark and the new GTS - what your comparison would be. The G Decocker with a Twin Sear (GTS) is very similar to the Squalo ( I changed my GTS to the same flat trigger shoe) and it is a phenominal pistol at half the price.

[@pswancey81]

I have been wanting to get a new Beretta. I have a 92FS that is very old and beat up. I love it. But I do want optic ready and either a threaded barrel or comp. I was looking at the m9a4, and am glad I saw this video. I looked these up and found one that has a nice single port comp on it. It’s 1500, but I think it’ll be well worth the price.

[@bigshine36]

I have 2 berettas, apx1 9 mm and a a300 ultima patrol shotgun. great shooters, not surprise you like this

[@stephanieroberts1394]

I like it especially with the frame mounted safety.

[@manuelhinojosa3344]

very nice looking.. carried the 92 F for 5 years..

[@jaibianchi1975]

I don’t own a 92 yet and it’s the one I want the most. I’d love an M9A4 but threaded barrels and NY don’t mix.

[@steelpunisher6944]

Very interesting pistol. I’ve never heard of it before but I like it. The 92s are just a phenomenal platform. Can’t wait to see more with it my friend 👍🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Well said SP. This thing is amazing

[@lynch6642]

Just look up Martin Riggs helicopter... That should do it

[@johnnymccann5607]

I've shot may hand guns in my life time and i do own some revolvers and semi automatic hand guns. but what i consider absolute favorite to grab when things bump in the are two smith and wesson heavy barrel model 10, 38special with one in each hand . if the need arose i can shoot those two guns two different directions at the same time if i need to defend myself and do it proficiently. papa wishing you well 😊

[@DShiflet01]

It looks nice and I'm sure it's good but is it good enough to buy when I already have a 92X that cost me half the price? I have my doubts.

[@patrickg2577]

Sao is nice. I was wondering why they have the frame mounted safety. It’s like the original 92 in the late 70s early 80s. Designed to be carried cocked and locked with safety on. The only problem with the old 92 back then is it the mag release on the bottom of the gun, it was a pain to drop mag and keep running. This is nice.

[@mikereese15]

Looks good. Thanks for bringing this to our attention

[@Philmoscowitz]

If it came as a DA/SA model with a decocker, then I would definitely buy it.

[@jgleeson11]

Nice review! My feeling is the appearance of this weapon is somewhat polarizing. Maybe that’s the reason for the neglect it suffers.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

You may be onto something bro

[@jerryhelm5118]

Wow that's one good-looking pistol I love the grips and yes Beretta is one of the best guns ever made oh my God that's a beautiful machine

[@Philly1958]

I love the Squalo. Outstanding double stack single action pistol. Better than a staccato and more reliable.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Love it Philly

[@jeffwiegers5740]

The Berretta and the Browning high power are two of the best guns ever made.

[@yvesbugel2483]

Might be because of the price... 😅

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Yeah possibly so it's still awesome though

[@markdaniel5784]

I am a Beretta fan but I actually don't like the frame mounted safety versions like this one. I have a 92x performance, which is very similar to this one in being a SAO with frame mounted safety, and my issue is that is hard to get a solid grip on it to rack. The area to grip the slide is small due to the contour and the safety makes it hard to get a decent grip on it without hitting your finger or slipping off trying to avoid it. FYI I also would not rack a Beretta from the front because I don't want to get burned by the barrel who absolutely does happen, and I don't find it helpful to practice something I can only do with a cold barrel. I know people complain that the typical frame mounted safety makes Berettas harder to grab but I feel the exact opposite after my experience with the frame mounted safety on the 92x performance. Although to be fair, the 92x performance has a polished slide rather than ceracote, so I am not sure this observation translates 100% to this model. However, it is all down to what you like and want to spend your money on. Do what makes you happy. I am sure this is 100% worth the money and will make its owners happy. I want Beretta and all the manufacturers to keep putting out new gun with different features. If its not for me, then oh well. It makes no sense to be in a hater community over guns you don't like.

[@brianknight3750]

Looks great but outside my budget for now.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

I know what you mean. Brian, which is why I don't currently have it

[@scott7684]

if this is the ax gen1 he is right beautiful tank and can rack anywhere gripped I luv it d mn nice solid

[@laf43777]

A beautiful gun!

[@olosh123]

One of the best looking handgun ever.

[@martincolvill5453]

Looks nice.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Thanks Martin

[@kevinhullinger8743]

92 super nice but the grip is too wide for my liking and the angle is not the most ergonomic. I would be interested in a slim model similar to the browning hi-power.

[@18wheeler77]

Beautiful gun! Now that’s what I’m talking about!!!

[@bobhartman2571]

Thank you, Dan. A great gun.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

I appreciate that Bob

[@isaiahdecastro2110]

I was excited about the xi but the safety design gives me a hotspot and makes me change my grip. Waiting for an update or some after market safety so I can ride the safety.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Thanks man

[@RidersRange]

For Beretta fans there is a lot to like with that gun.

[@TheFirearmGuy]

True but are you a Beretta fan?

[@ubcroel4022]

Beretta is the best handgun maker, honestly. I've never had QC issues with them.

[@rookriflerookrifle8286]

Wow...thank you for brining this Beretta to my intention 👍👍

[@waynecastleman1363]

Well I like it because its a Beretta and that can be special in its own right. I never was a fan of the storm pistol but with a little range time it might be a jewel and I'm certainly a fan of the Storm carbine. But this one is a good bet for the Beretta fans. 👍

[@BOHEMIANHUNTINGCLUB]

Looks really good 👍 3 mags, cool deal!

[@TheFirearmGuy]

Much appreciated James

[@johndilday1846]

It’s a pretty gun, but, I think I would only buy a Beretta 92 with a DA/SA mechanism. It just doesn’t do anything for me. If I wanted a fancier 92, perhaps something by Langdon Tactical. I am torn between a CZ SP01 Tactical and a SIG P365 Macro Tacops or Fuse as my next pistol purchase.

[@RottiDog100]

Plastic guide rod for that price? Is the trigger plastic as well?

[@froglogz]

A few whiners in these comments! I love a revamped classic. To me the 92 is second only to the 1911 in terms of icon status of semi auto pistols. I own 2 variants and they are fantastic. I’d love to get my hands on one of these!

[@papatorr3669]

So I'm all for it...for you. Though absolutely reliable and very accurate, the 92 design is over-large and overly heavy for a 9mm! Too much of a good thing makes it a luxury/toy.

[@mikecampbell5856]

My son has a Beretta 92 and I shot it very well. I'm a CZ fan boy so I've kinda stuck with those.

[@JessicaSimonson1976]

I was thinking of buying the apex with 5 mag combo

[@zaitcev0]

TBH I thought the 92X Performance looked more striking with the shiny slide. This looks like a an ordinary cerakote job.

[@jimmieburleigh9549]

Is it at least a decocker safety?? I like the look of it but would prefer a sa da trigger

[@TheFirearmGuy]

No sir Jimmy. It's a thumb safety only

[@bernardconeghen]

berettas are great only problem there pricey the ones I have I got used and price is the reason girsan and the RIA mk9 are popular you are getting 92 that does not cost an arm and a leg it boils down to what you like and can afford

[@jamesc4962]

I wanted to love Beretta, but they screwed me over with a 92x compact and their cs is horrible and so is their optics mounting. I have so many screws now

[@xusmico187]

will it handle +9+ and 9 Major?

[@unoeye92]

That exposed barrel has always been a deal breaker for me.