Best Beretta Pistols 2024 - The Only 5 You Should Consider Today

[@SooYung-ug2vd]

I love them Beretta's

[@mistert2421]

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[@DavidA20200]

My 92FS Inox is still my favorite. I’ve had it for almost 10 years and it’s amazing! I bought it on my 21st birthday and I turn 31 on June 30th. Absolute juggernaut of a gun

[@Woodstock271]

I bought my 92FS around 30 years ago. Most beautiful pistol ever made in my opinion. I must have put thousands of rounds through it and never once had a malfunction of any kind. It ate every type of ammo and was by far the most accurate and reliable pistol I’ve ever had. (I had to sell it before I moved to Canada) A few years later I’m back in the states and I wish I still had it. My local gun shop has them for only $1600.00 bucks? I paid $400 for mine decades ago so I won’t be replacing the old beauty any time soon and I’m not that interested in the newer Beretta models. I have a couple Ruger pistols now but they don’t even come close to my old Beretta.

[@johnbruckner4681]

I had beretta pistols for years. The military issue was due to heavy loads and mags not manufactured by Beretta.

[@Woodstock271]

@@johnbruckner4681, Yeah I heard about the some problems with older Beretta military issue pistols but that being because production and demand took priority over quality. Just like everything else in this world. I guess I just got lucky that mine wasn’t part of the major production times but one where the gunsmith really took pride in every detail. There’s always little spaces in time when demand drops off and quality improves. I’m always wary when a particular piece becomes too popular. That inevitably means, quality suffers. That’s why my Beretta was great and some a few years before and later were not so great. Beretta is the oldest pistol manufacturer but now mostly work with brand-recognition that affords leniency in creations like the Tomcat. Now they’re back to other things full-size and compact, but I know I got lucky in the 80’s with a perfect beretta and that’s really all there is to it. Factory managers change, technology changes not for the better by consequence, it’s a luck of the draw most times.

[@Woodstock271]

@@johnbruckner4681 , One thing I agree with is that my friend had a similar 92F but not the same production year as mine. His was American-made and mine was full-on Italian, 15 round mags also Italian-made. He bought an 18 round American made mag that wasn’t extended but instead used a coiled sheet spring instead of the typical serpentine spring. He said it sucked and wouldn’t feed in his Beretta. He gave it to me and I tried it out in mine. Zero problems. The American made mag fed just fine through my Italian Beretta. That of course has to do with the tolerances in machining. His American Beretta was crap, my Italian one was perfect, the American mag was fine. So really it has to do with the quality of the original pistol and what it was designed for. But again, that’s ever-changing.

[@Woodstock271]

@@johnbruckner4681, Sorry but I’m in a mood and like to share some human-related idiosyncrasies involved in production and QC operations I’ve experienced. I was a machinist. I trained machinists. Our tolerances were sometimes within 50 thousandths of an inch. That’s the thickness less than the thinnest piece of aluminum foil and way less thick than human hair. Calipers are for getting sloppily close. Micrometers are for fine measurements. After that, extreme tolerances are on a molecular level. Most people on an assembly line are overworked, underpaid, and really don’t give a sh*t. That’s where human-error always comes into play. That’s why something as simple as a pair of underwear has a QC stamp with the name of the person or employee number who made it, in case you want to complain against them for your underwear only having one leg. The Chinese invented this to scare their slaves. Most Americans wouldn’t go through the complaint process, just accept that China ripped them off again. No big deal. Machining in America is held to much lower standards and even failure points are purposely designed to fail. Your car could easily last a lifetime, but there’s no money in that. So it’s intended to fail on many levels. So you buy another one instead of wondering why they didn’t perfect the last one. Same with guns. A little different since every shot is life-threatening, but who exactly was on the production line when your particular gun was machined and why does it jam when your friend’s identical model doesn’t? Simple. Human flaws. Who is held responsible? Nobody. The company as a whole absorbs those failures. Maybe they track down the crackhead on the line and fire him but you’ll never hear of that. It goes on and on and human nature is the problem while complex math and machining is not. Don’t be paranoid, there are standards involved, but if identical weapons act differently, blame a guy named Billy-Bob and move on.

[@Drain123456789]

I have been a fan for years, but like the video talked about the various models, the Apx has became my favorite shooter. I got mine for about 400 ish and even the new A1's are under 500. If you have to replace your 92fs and don't want to spend the 1600, go with a nice apx a1 ....my recomendation

[@jeffreycarlson8723]

I bought the 92FS a couple of years ago. Smoothest, accurate, sexiest and dependable 9 mm pistol I own. I paid $650 for it btw.

[@giovannigiorgio2262]

give me 1000$ and i will make it now for u

[@jacemay2010]

Mine was 700 :( haha

[@Adam-xg7dw]

Out the door got mine for 450. They said it was there for awhile and they just wanted to move it for something else.

[@guadalupegarza5167]

Got mine for 350 lol

[@jimjustice581]

I got mine for $1,050. HA! Beat that, peons.😂

[@IksinskiTomek]

I don't like plastic guns so I bought 2x Beretta 92FS models. I love those guns

[@AllAboutSurvival]

► Best beretta pistols 2022 we listed in this video: ► 5. Beretta APX ► 4. Beretta Pico ► 3. Beretta PX4 Storm ► 2. Beretta M9A3 ► 1. Beretta 92FS

[@tomk9237]

@All About Survival then why did you title it 2023? A waste of my time!

[@Half___mountainboys]

Did you know that a boy at the age of 4 can sign up for a Permit to pretty much everything?

[@DUCATI-uw5le]

Beretta 🔝 🇮🇹

[@GenXMafia]

Got me the M9A4 in flat earth cerekote and the threaded barrel. LOVE IT!!! Got it brand new for $918. Most other places want over a grand. Comes with 3 mags and wrap around grips and it comes in an ammo can-like box. It is sweeeet!

[@MrEpicAndroid]

they msrp for 1199.99 now

[@heyboy33333]

the PX4 Storm is an very under appreciated gun. I carry a full size one and it is pleasure to shoot.

[@sasha5320]

I owned a Berretta 92 FS 9 mm back in 1991 during the Croatian- Serbian war in ex Yugoslavia. Outstanding pistol, reliable, tough and very accurate.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@Gd-dr3yd]

One of my favorite pistols is the Beretta 92x performance. It’s a beast of a pistol with a very sweet trigger.

[@ScizzyGibbler]

Agreed, I love mine as well. Definitely worthy of the list!

[@DavidA20200]

I love everything about it, except the cerakote. Why paint your gun stainless steel when it can just be stainless steel? I don’t like the trend with Beretta lately where they’ve been leaning into painting rather than just using higher quality materials.

[@GuidingGear]

Beretta 92FS is my all time favourite! ❤️

[@jackcraven7979]

Just ordered one a 92fs inox no rail it cost an arm but I don't regret it

[@tributo6875]

I bought my 92FS more than 30 years ago it’s an incredible gun. Greats from Belgium

[@Nel33147]

Can you own a gun in Belgium (Europe) ? I can and do own one here in the States , but the particular state (NJ) I live in limits the capacity to 10 rounds. And I can only use it for home defense, never as a carry gun for personal protection , which is where I need it most. 😮😢😮

[@tributo6875]

@@Nel33147 Hi, If our criminal record is clean and if we go regularly to the shooting range, it is possible for us to own a weapon. What is strictly prohibited is carrying and only the assault rifle magazines have a capacity reduced to 10 cartridges.

[@wbwills2]

Berettas RULE!lovem all!

[@GreyerShade]

I have a Px4 Storm with Langdon Tactical trigger work and its a buttery smooth sewing machine. Thousands of rounds of whatever I could afford to shoot and not a SINGLE issue. Bought mine years before seeing Ernest Langdon shoot his but so happy I chose wisely.

[@brianshuler6951]

The PX4 Full Size is the most efficient pistol I own. At only a 4" barrel length, it is very carry friendly and easy to shoot accurately.

[@davidp4192]

Beretta makes good dependable stuff

[@garyreid2178]

I had a Beretta 92FS in stainless steel. I spent a lot of time learning about the weapon. Especially field stripping it. I had fired the 92 before and found it to be the most pleasant gun to shoot. Really sweet. I messed around and gave it to my younger brother for Christmas. It’s his house gun. I would probably buy the Beretta 92FS in stainless again. It has the perfect tactical barrel length. Beretta had the 94 , a .40 caliber variant.

[@alm4132]

.40 cal is the 96.....

[@Woodstock271]

I have a funny story regarding the Beretta in .40 cal. I bought my 92FS (9 mil of course), in Hawaii and they have stricter gun laws than some States, one being the mandatory 10-day waiting period. Another being a mandatory safety training course during the waiting period and background check. No problem, I showed up at the range for my safety course. Not that I needed firearms safety training, I’d been shooting various guns since I was a little kid and always exceedingly safe, taught by my father who was a marksman and paratrooper in the Army. But Hawaii law said I needed to pass this course anyway and that’s fine, since I don’t want to be shooting near anyone who fails it. The “Instructor” got to my lane on the range and explained that I couldn’t shoot the gun I paid for but he brought my two magazines and I could use his Beretta in Stainless with my magazines. Very strange. Like shooting someone else’s gun with my magazines would be something worth doing? The instructor handed me his pistol. Very pretty. Looked just like mine but mine was in the combat finish. Another detail I noticed on his pistol was that his said .40 cal. on the slide. I said, “Ummm…My Beretta is 9mm. So are my magazines. Yours is .40 cal. Is that going to be a problem?” His eyes bugged out. “Oh sh*t, my mistake. Yes, that would be a problem. You just passed this safety course with flying colors. Doesn’t matter how you shoot. You’ll be using my .40 cal mags in my .40 cal weapon.” His Beretta 96 was great and I made some tight groups at 25 yards. He said, “You passed before you fired it but you’re a really good shot as well. Appreciate if you don’t mention my little screwup here.” “No problem sir, I know you’re busy with rookies. Sh*t happens.” Got my Beretta 92FS and I’m glad I liked it better than the .40 cal. 96. Never said a thing about my “Instructor” trying to blow us both up. Everything is fine. I hope he learned something that day.

[@huracan200173]

@@Woodstock271 it wouldn't have worked anyway though. But yeah, the fact you realized the mags and gun are different caliber already says you're not an amateur handling weapons. Neither is his "screw up" I might say, they look very similar indeed. Overall a very nice exchange from you two and I bet you're a great shooter and he's also a great instructor as well.

[@secretdaisy6484]

I bought a PX4 Storm to take a concealed carry class then bought a 92FS Inox. They are both very accurate and I feel safe with either one when driving in the dicey metropolitan areas near my home. 👍☮️🌞

[@emmepi4945]

The inox is such a beauty!

[@srhssecurity340]

Carried my 92FS Centurion as a duty weapon for 30 years. Love it.

[@richardgreen9403]

I have owned various 9mm, pistols and I can tell you from many years in law enforcement carrying a 92fs as an undercover agent they are second to NONE as mentioned above.

[@carlwilson1917]

I love my Berettas !!! My everyday carry is the PX4 Storm 9mm Subcompact outfitted with a laser/light combo. My home defense is the 92FS 9mm also outfitted with a laser/light combo.

[@johndoee3850]

They are great!

[@MichaelTerzo]

Had my 92FS over 12 years. shoots all ammo great, never misses a beat. right now its at WC for a major upgrade, cant wait to get it back!

[@Thatone98civic]

The beretta apx was my first pistol and I still carry it every day

[@adonian]

Just bought a 92fs, can't wait to pick it up next week.

[@salahghazi5155]

Had mine for 3 months!! My friends make fun of me for not buying a Glock lol.

[@adonian]

@@salahghazi5155 Glock fan boyz, don't worry about them, shoot what you feel comfortable and confident with. I have S&W's, Glocks, etc, just enjoy the freedom 😁

[@kristanvalencia0612]

92FS the best!

[@Southernguitar74]

M9A4 is a fine handgun. I really like mine. Outstanding performance.

[@spd579]

You missed the 92X.

[@RickNethery]

M9A3 is pretty much the same thing except for the trigger guard and threaded barrel.

[@97Xmm]

@@RickNethery I’m not entirely familiar with how everything functions in a pistol. What exactly does a threaded barrel do.?

[@RickNethery]

@@97Xmm The threaded barrel allows you to attach a silencer.

[@donak2773]

This Channel is basically a bot who’s prob never shot a gun before

[@toddharvey3368]

Shameful

[@bekirsamihamzasahin8138]

Beretta is gold

[@tailgator1316]

i purchased a 92g in 1998 while still in the Army. simply a fantastic pistol and out of all that i own, is still the best shooter and most reliable. non military berettas are almost perfect. i of course was naive back then but the gun store owner said “why buy a 1911 or 92sf when you can buy something modern. fantastic advise, and this is the advice i give today to new shooters. don’t buy a glock, 1911, beretta as your first pistol. purchase something that feels good, has a good track record, and something that you can feel good owning. just because the seals used to run them is a garbage excuse. if i could only buy one pistol? 226 or 320. i don’t own either but that’s what i could get for home. not cheap but not crazy biden money either

[@robertpoore7604]

Love my 92FS. I own since 1987. Great trigger.

[@_JimS]

LOVE my two PX4' in 9mm, a full size DAO and sub-compact. Both are very soft shooting and with the magazines and +2 floor plates available I can easily carry my sub-compact with up to 20rds if I choose. I think I may round out the line with a PX4 40S&W compact.

[@michaellepp5445]

I have the Beretta Px4 Storm Subcompact. I love carrying it.

[@mistert2421]

🤗

[@keiichiro009]

Beretta=great！！

[@garyfreida6504]

What about the Beretta 96FS it is a 40 Caliber?

[@olafvidar9315]

APX Centurion is my carry weapon. Wanted a lightweight striker fired. Did not like Glocks.

[@jamesr4464]

Was issued a Beretta before deployment to Saudi for Desert Storm. The weapon was constantly exposed to the elements as I was a tanker and was out on my tank 24/7 starting January 7 1990. It got rained on, covered in dust, dropped, etc during those weeks before the ground war. I cleaned it as often as i could, but it still got dust in it. The day of the ground war, my .50 cal on top of my turret wouldn't work so i whipped out my Beretta and it shot perfectly even though it was out in the elements for weeks.

[@rubuk1]

I did my time in the Italian army during the years 1979/80 in the alpine troops, we were issued the pistol Beretta M1934 (vero old single action pistol and old concept) and the Beretta automatic Battle rifle BM59 Mark III ITAL/TA (basically a modified Garand chambered in 7,62x51 Nato with detachable magazine, a pistol grip and a metallic folding buttstock) both were old concepts but reliable guns. I still own a Beretta M34 pistol, wich I don't use, and a Beretta 92SB-F (1985 production bought in the year 1986) wich I still use and maintain, and it's still a reliable sidearm.

[@petespurgeon343]

The 92 is simply just a wonderful handgun & shoots just so smooth.

[@franciscojavierdiaz3691]

I love my B92A1... so much, i had to get rid of my X5 Legion, and change it for 92xPerf.Defensive, for IDPA. My B92A1 is always hoping to get into zombie fights!

[@Jakuans]

Ammo 22 which one bertta?

[@jordanjoestar8839]

The APX is the finest polymer I've ever fired second to the PPQ. At its price its a champion and I'd be willing to argue Beretta build quality is superior to ANY large scale manufacturer on the planet. 500 years strong. Longest running gun/parts company on earth and it shows. If a Glock is a Honda Civic the APX is a Porsche 911.

[@austincowsert327]

Was looking for a comment on the apx just bought one this morning and put a few rounds through it this evening after work and it shoots smooth as butter.

[@Z06C5]

My 92X is probably my most accurate pistol. Had LTT do a trigger job. It’s a great gun. Just a little big, hard to conceal

[@marcosaruca5283]

I was thinking about getting this what are your thoughts after installation ibhave the same model as you

[@gilbert_21]

hey, what’s the difference between the 92FS, M9A1 and M9A3? thanks in advance!

[@nigelman9506]

I used to have a Beretta 76 22 LR target pistol with a 6 inch barrel, 6 inch makes a huge difference with both power and accuracy, 3000 rounds zero failures, I could hit a fly 60 feet away, I'm looking for a Beretta 9mm with a 6 inch threaded barrel, any ideas ?

[@dennismeredith7344]

Picked up a 92A1 back in August. Love this gun.

[@irafowlerjr.7492]

Really enjoyed, thanks

[@MsArzu333]

Does open hammer work better or compact like Glock?

[@shujajut2943]

Beretta m93r 💓💓💓💓👍🏽

[@thomaswhite2802]

I trust the 92FS every day as a duty carrier, no complaints whatsoever

[@joztunes69]

i love my 92fs and it's twin the Taurus pt92 and i own Glocks and Sigs, but if you don't like Beretta, somethings wrong, I love my Berettas over the others

[@einundsiebenziger5488]

... and its* twin (it's = it is)

[@adavidson9933]

I own the M9 chambered in both 9mm and .22 LR, Px4 Storm in all three iterations (9mm), as well as the Cx4 Carbine(9mm).All 6 weapons are top notch. My home defense duo is the M9 and Cx4 Carbine. The magazines are interchangeable which gives me a edge in any home defense situation. All are extremely accurate and reliable ! Nuff said ?

[@jerryblackmon5571]

I'm trying to find a beavertail clip for px4 storm compact, pinky finger hangs halfway off when holding it. Any info on who carry's it?

[@shaunfriley219]

I recently bought the BRG9 Elite. For a budget friendly 9mm, the BRG9 is the best bang for your buck. The trigger is a little stiff, and the mag release button is stiff. But these 2 things are a fair trade off, in my opinion, to the mid 200 price range for the gun. I'm a IWI guy. Masada being my favorite 9mm I've ever owned, or even shot. I'm looking to purchase a Jericho now but I'm gonna have to drive 2 and a half hours in order to get one. The Jericho 941, 941 Enhanced, and the Masada are 3 pistols every gun store shore have in stock. In KY where I live, local gun store owners dont have these in stock. A little too Glock crazy around here. Give me Israeli over any other manufacturer any day of the week. God Bless man and I enjoy the videos! Would there be any interest in you doing a video on IWI? I'd really love to see someone dive in on some of there weapons. The Galil is one I'd like to have more info on for certain.

[@oldmanjenkins771]

I picked up the OG 92FS last Black Fridays special and picked up a Px4 storm compact carry today. 😊

[@tedcruzwiththetopdown5411]

I have a 92X Performance.

[@coreyfazo690]

I love the storm still to this day

[@JohariForbes]

So the beretta 92FS would be a better first buy than the beretta m9?

[@ELTITOS89]

Can you post the price of all of them please..thank you

[@thebigv8644]

Have an APX Centurion and a 92x G model. My days in the Army I loved my M9. My wife is a Glock fan and has 2 of them but enjoys both my Berettas over her glocks Even got my kids the 22LR version of the M9!

[@danvandermeulen9337]

great review, and glad to see the FS is rated high since I am considering it. The other one on my mind is the 92A1...how would you compare those two? Thanks!

[@AllAboutSurvival]

I prefer the 92FS because it is a classic. The 92A1 is a more practical gun, but I have plenty of practical guns I like even better.

[@HansZarkovPhD]

I have an italian made 92f-c from 1991. Near 20k rounds through it with no misfires. My only complaint is the sight are small and hard to pick up in low light

[@SavagePoker81]

Can’t wait for my PX4 storm full size 9mm in 2 days!

[@andrewbrumagen3479]

I have a 92x and a PX4 compact stock not the compact carry but it's on my list to get one and 92fs too.

[@SVTShane361]

Have a 92FS for a shooter, a 92X for a shooter and the keepsake Military edition for all the years to the Military. Was a SAMI in the Navy and ran the armory on multiple Naval ships. Trained with the M9 constantly. Love it!!

[@enricomandragona163]

I have an M-9 made in Italy. Love it better than the 92FS .

[@keesketsers5866]

@@enricomandragona163: So there are Italian made M9's? I thought they were all made in the US.

[@enricomandragona163]

@@keesketsers5866 Yes some were made in Italy as also my 84FS Cheetah

[@ggtedesco]

La 92 F, es mi preferida. De todas las marcas de armas. Es un verdadero Cañone! Una real joya de lindo diseño y estética.

[@stephenb7704]

I thought the 92 series existed since the 70's? 85 was when the military ordered the M9s to replace the 1911. At any rate, I've got the 92FS Inox and I simply love it. Just got a Px4 compact and I'm looking forward to breaking it in, though the rotating barrel seems to be causing me a lot of jams early on when chambering the first round. Great video!

[@hux2000]

You're right: it was first sold in 1976.

[@markwade2258]

Do they still make the 9mm beretta 14 in the clip…1in the pipe?

[@michaelmeredith9141]

I have PX4 Storm full size, rotating barrel. is sick.. I have 92F as well too stainless top rail. Both solid. To add Kel Tec RDBC 5 56 /223 also Kel-Tec 9mm Sub 2000 PLUS H & K MP5....22LR fun stuff.

[@Rex_Reaper]

I'm a big fan of Beretta, they've been building guns for over 500 years, my favorite is the 90-2 G model it fits me like a glove but the grips are a bit smooth for some people.

[@cerhberus]

500 years ?

[@milan1200]

@@cerhberus Yes. Guns in general, not only pistols. Look it up, the company has quite the history.

[@willbar1961]

You have a 90-TWO? I have one still NIB and got the extra grip panel and a 90-TWO factory Italian leather holster for it years ago. It and the 92A1 are just about the same gun except for the slide shape, grip and maybe a few smaller differences. 90-TWO is very unique.

[@einundsiebenziger5488]

@@cerhberus Yes, almost. Founded in 1526, Beretta is in fact the oldest continuously operating firearms manufacturer (or defense contractor, if you will) in the world.

[@sunking2001]

I love my PX4 Storm .40 and my H&K USP .40. Nothing but the "finest" for me.

[@alfonsorj70]

Great list I have 3 guns 2 thats on the list Beretta 92fs and PX4 Storm love both and Carry them on a regular basis..however you didn’t include my 92X Centurion that’s the beast of the bunch…Beretta Rocks Period…

[@willbar1961]

If I can pick 5 and price is not considered it's the 92x Performance, M9A4, M9 Commercial, 92XI limited, 92/M9A1 compact. Nothing plastic.

[@WinGa718]

I own a 92FS Compact in Stainless and Glock19 Gen3，both are great gun, but I do like Beretta more, really nice view and classic pistol,

[@nyquil07na38]

I am picking up a cheetah 80x. It just looks so bad ass.

[@daniardiles2223]

Me quedo con la m9 a3 una belleza

[@nunyabinness3574]

I recently sold my 92fs. I didnt really want to, but i needed some quick cash....and i had planned on replacing it with either an M9A3 or M9A4 anyway

[@briansavage932]

Love my 92x. Smoothest DA trigger, flattest shooting full size pistol I own.

[@raystewart6524]

The 92fs is an awesome pistol

[@oyamaasonwabisejack8370]

Someone once let me shoot their Canik rival and the trigger was awesome compared to my Beretta 92fs, could you please do a comparison for I'm no expert but felt the difference in the trigger squeeze

[@henrysantos121]

Matatan.⭐🤔⭐. Ribirin Hs, I love Beretta so much for me is that best handgun in my opinion, Be safe all my good fellas,

[@calebwitt207]

The 92 series are some of the best looking autos.

[@Terry-mx8hl]

I've owned an carry the Berratta PX4 STORM form many years now,it's a great shooter with a rotating barrel which is supposed to make it more accurate ( to me that's on the person) it's very easy to disassemble and clean,I've never had a misfire of any kind.I mostly shoot the same ammo though usually Remington 115 FMJ to practice with and 147 grain HP for when I carry it.I own the full size so it's not exactly a conceal carry in the summer or in warm days even though my state allows open carry I never do.I believe besides making people unnecessarily uncomfortable it also makes you a target ,so I prefer conceal carry.I have smaller weapons for when it's hotter,you can get the Storm in 3 different sizes that smallest does not have a rotating barrel ,but it is much more concealable with I believe just a 2 in. Barrel length.Their not bad priced usually just a bit over $500.00 .

[@MarineBiker]

Actually it's a 3 inch barrel for the subcompact. 3.27 for the compact and 4 for the full size.

[@harmansmith84]

I love beretta but I would pick a lot of other 380’s over the pico

[@rickalexander2801]

Pico should not be on the list. Heaviest trigger I've ever experienced.

[@ThangsatKhongsai-lp8ts]

How can I get this bereeta pistol I like

[@garywillens7792]

I love my little 3032 Beretta Tomcat 32ACP Carry. I also love my Beretta M9, a gr8 full size 9. I don't worry about what others say about what the best guns are. WHATEVER feels good in your hand is the best for that person. For me, shot placement is the most important with whatever gun you are comfortable with.

[@enricomandragona163]

That's what she said 🤣

[@jonathanrkauhako5863]

I have a M9A3 and it runs smooth and without any issues . Looking into getting a 92FS sometime

[@Narsuitus]

Thanks for the list. The only Beretta pistol I am considering in 2023 is the 80X Cheetah 380 acp or the 84F Cheetah 380 acp.

[@williamryan9195]

Why ONLY the 80x? The 90 series is still one of the top performers in the World. The Storm is an extraordinary weapon with the rotating barrel design. People still buy Glock which is one of the most dated weapons out there. Almost no innovation in over 30 years yet people act like they are doing a revolutionary deal while still using the Browning tilt barrel design from a hundred year old design.

[@Narsuitus]

@@williamryan9195 The 900 series does not come in 380acp and 380 is what I want.

[@onylroque]

I have 92 compact exelente

[@steven3379]

My new P92X RDO Compact will be my carry gun this fall, until I can get a PX4 this spring!

[@toolavish]

Seems also the ltt elite and 92g brig tac are missing Unless these are just the base models. Seems like a nice firearm

[@gunsandcars3648]

have all of them , would say my favorite is the APX, then the PX4 which is great in .40 cal

[@lagoonlane]

What is the pistol in the thumbnail? I want one and I didn't see it in the video?

[@Pirategod23]

It’s a 92

[@johnowens9426]

Carry px4 storm everyday

[@ZALVAJENGVATJALA]

Still have my m92f/m9 and i'm keeping it.

[@robertopreatoni]

The Beretta 92 is THE GUN. Period.

[@richardpaul8215]

I own two the m9 and the vertec ,wouldn't own any other 9mm ever ,I have 15 and 17 round mags and ivory matching grips

[@benino1]

My father used to have 1 also ❤

[@airgreek]

Why the 92FS over the M9A3?

[@boringlyawesum]

been looking to buy a beretta 84 but can't find one anywhere