The Beretta 692

[@jimblackbird5678]

I have the 692 X-trap 32”. It’s been 3 years since my purchase and is the finest firearm I own. I love it, shortly after my purchase I shot my first 25. It’s definitely a keeper! A bit pricey but it was worth it to me. No issues ever with mine.

[@zzzeds]

Ive had my 692 for 7 years , still my favourite sporting trap gun.

[@yveslandry6985]

I have a second-hand 692. I am very pleased with the gun. It handles well and suits me perfectly. I do not regret my purchase. Cheers from Quebec, Canada.

[@garyallertonga]

I have the 692 X Trap version, such a quality fully adjustable gun and the quality of wood on it is stunning! Comes in a superb protective plastic silver lockable case.

[@garycook7283]

I have had my 692 Black for about 5 years and it's a great gun just point it and it never misses. The ejectors can be a bit difficult to remove and finding out how to do it properly can be troublesome. I shoot about 90 cartridges a week and it never lets me down.

[@jwtpsu]

Any tips on how? I can get the selectors out but then the ejectors don't come out. What am I missing? Thanks

[@robertgriffin5538]

well this is where two world's divide you have david who is an out and right browning shooter, and very rarely ever gives a good review on a beretta abit like his semi automatic reviews. the only good review for the semi auto was the browning maxus. i have had two beretta 692, and i am now shooting an adjustable stock version . having traded my browning 525 in for it, it was a bit back heavy having interfered with the weights and took the odd weight out the gun now sits dead level even at the hinge pin. the recall is minimum which you dont even notice its a joy to shoot . keep up the good works with your videos.

[@tomlemaire572]

i have a secondhand 692 like for about 6 monts now and i love to schoot it , looks good , feels good , having good funn en rezults with it so ya i happy with mine

[@angelinestoner9810]

Hi David, I do like the Beretta 692, IT IS A GREAT SHOOTER. No recoil and easy to break down. My kind of skeet shotgun. Thanks...Jack

[@timmarshall2411]

Loved mine,it had the updated ejectors a lot simpler,easy to remove ,and no problems.Swapped for a 694.

[@vastaiko]

Beretta 692 one of the best

[@jerseyrock1969]

Could have brought one of these years ago, instead i went for the beretta 686evo, so glad i did.

[@apithanos78]

Black edition have allso barrel weights and carbon rib

[@karlosthejackel69]

Take a drink every time he says ‘height in the cone’

[@buckshotaaa]

You'd soon be pi55ed if you did. 😁 It's all very well saying this gun/that gun is too high/too low in the comb, what we need is actual drop dimensions to compare with other guns.

[@LakesMTB1964]

It’s comb lol

[@beeeeee77]

I used to have one...they have a issue with the ejector. I have replaced 692 with 694. That IS THE GUN!!!

[@aeron-mw7ofs]

Cheers David 👍

[@nzmarkb8713]

The 692 Black also has a carbon fibre rib, not that justifies the extra money I had a 692 Black Trap adjustable stock, loved it and traded up to a DT11 Black

[@charlesholder8009]

I had a new 692 Black in 2017. Mucking about with weights in the stock made no difference and the weights on the barrel left permanent marks. when the ejector cam fell out, I sold it and went Browning. Keep it simple, have a lesson, and try before you buy. If only I had done that!

[@lars9022]

Revisión de la nueva 687 silver pigeon 3 con recámara 18,6,buen vídeo.

[@johnwilkes7190]

Good work David, really enjoying your content, quick suggestion, if I may, as I know you enjoy (as do the viewers) do something a bit unusual or different if you have one come in, could you show a Churchill xxv or the AyA copy and explain a bit about it and the history behind it. Be great to see you and Doug talking about the different schools of thought on shooting since WW1 ie Stanbury, Lancaster, Churchill and how that influenced changes and fashion in guns and shooting .

[@dermotfitzsimons3581]

Got a 692 just like this one, love it shooting a few times a month atm. very little recoil to speak of, prefer it to comparable Browning personal preference - agree about the black edition looks great though, the rib is carbon also, tried the 694 it's a little chunkier in the hand feels good/comfortable probably next purchase though that's a long way off as I'm enjoying the 692 still.

[@darrenlaithwaite7810]

I had the Berretta 691, had a lesson with David which was a great days shooting and ended up trading it for a Browning 525.

[@gmm36297]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@allensmith9519]

Hi I purchased one of these earlier this year the forend came off the first time I shot it then it came off the next two times I took it out then the ejectors started to stick or not work or only one would work so took it back and got my money back the Worst Gun I have ever had in nearly 50 years of shooting

[@Imiela100]

Hi David, lovely to meet you today at the Game Fair at Ragley Hall

[@andrewwood1481]

Hi David,Thanks for another great film,I'm coming over in August for a day with Robert would you think I'd be able to try the 692

[@adamshimell1280]

In other words, buy a 682 gold e

[@steveblack5952]

How much diffrent are the 692 and 694

[@omoyne]

Please do a review of Beretta DT11....I'd love to know what u think about it. 🤔🙂

[@335fusion]

You could have lightened the stock? That's the point of B-fast, which you did not mention

[@ralphthebulldog5163]

I've just purchased mine, with my Browning GTI Ultra the cartridges eject, haven't been shooting with my Beretta as of yet, will the also eject or will i have to do it by hand?

[@steveblack5952]

So does Berreta make a true left hand overunder.

[@littledaddynesbit4193]

...fast barrels usual means the guns not balanced, with too much weight in front of the hinge? My Sliver Pig was too fast but 6oz of lead in the stock slowed it down and moved the balance to the hinge..

[@tonymorgan3526]

After reading the comments, nobody is really happy with it at all, that's why I always had brownings! 👍😀

[@genghishank1]

Because this is the Browning channel. Stands to reason that most of the comments will be pro-Browning, anti-Beretta

[@tigea9078]

I'll take my 694 over any 725. You don't see many world shooters packing Browning. I'm not knocking them they are a nice gun.

[@tonymorgan3526]

@@genghishank1, they also sell yildiz as well

[@ricks7432]

I have a 692 and love it. No problems. I did get it back bored and ported. I also got the wood finished. Looks great. I won several shoots with it. It will not be replaced anytime soon.

[@warrigaljohn]

The 692 I had was very chunky in the stock and stock heavy, A nice looking gun but it didnt suit me. I sold it after only 100 shoots through it. a good review david

[@jaycotts475]

Take a couple of the weights out of the stock and it will feel more muzzle heavy. That's what I did. Easy fix.

[@andrewgregory4726]

Great gun

[@LakesMTB1964]

It was balanced on the hinge pin until he shot it and it mysteriously became light at the barrel

[@gmm36297]

Heavier than browning. on hinge pin rolls to the front but when he tried it is light on the barrels 😂😂😂😂 . Bro hates beretta period.

[@borjastick]

I had one of these a couple of years ago. It looked good and promised much but boy was it a disappointment. The barrels got very hot very quickly, the thing kicked like a mule and overall the build quality was poor. I sold it and bought a Browning XS Pro which is sort of one of the 692s rivals but far far better.

[@Fendermanpaul]

Browning quality to beretta is no comparison. My Browning is superb for less money.

[@richardtimms8733]

From what I can gather, the 692 had mixed reviews with the Beretta die hard, very much a marmite gun. Did absolutely zilch for me, plain and boring, yes, it’s a clay gun. For me the black action on this gun does look better, and I would shell out the extra, however, I’d still buy a DT. Picked up a 694 for the first time the other day, not me either.

[@mikeanderson5100]

Awesome gun, 25k through it no issues.

[@buckshotaaa]

The price of the 692 black is down to it having a carbon fibre rib.

[@MalcolmPowder]

Pretty damning comments here. It's not my cup of tea anyway, but if it was, still think I'd look elsewhere. Even David didn't seem particularly keen.

[@omoyne]

I'd pay a bit more and get a 694 with adjustable comb.

[@Blondejam]

For me I find that the pistol grip is a bit slender and my fingers touch the trigger guard. Nice gun though but not for me...

[@Surreptitious_1]

What are the best cartridges for this gun in your opinion?

[@ralphthebulldog5163]

I use Eley Olympic Blue through mine

[@Skilpadjie1]

Only very small problem with the Beretta. And that is that it does not say Browning on it. Besides that it pretty good.

[@grahamhillier2587]

I think you’ll find that the 682 black has a carbon fibre rib, so not the same.

[@bumblesquatt]

The black edition has a carbon fibre rib, your knowledge of Beretta is shocking

[@williamcollins2327]

For what they are asking for that piece, at least in the US, it should come with a wood case crafted by Italian royalty.

[@user-pc8tb7hg1lHandlesRDumb]

How do you grade the wood on stocks?

[@jensgaus781]

The 692 has been replaced by the better 694 (IMO), and it's like you said much too light in the front. Perhaps little bit better with 32' barrels on it.

[@jeanhelou1414]

I had my 692 .it didn't fit me, and it has no adjustable stock.

[@funes90]

I have a 682…no trade this gun for any new 692 o DT11 for any money.

[@a.c.007]

For a DT11 I would of traded in a couple or so years ago, but there is a big weight difference between the two and now I have a back injury I have I would stick to the 682 which are a great gun. I traded in my 725 Pro trap because of the weight of it for the 694. A friend has a 682 and won't part with it because it's one of the few Berettas that were well made unlike their modern guns.

[@Jolly56Roger]

WILL STICK WITH THE BEST (JMB)😊😊👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻John Mosses Browning

[@voskarides]

Crystal clear ,you don't like Berettas :) :)

[@MalcolmPowder]

I still like this channel, but stuff like chopping off the first half second of the intro really doesn't help. It's just sloppy. Definitely prioritise the seeing of the clays though. That kills you every time.

[@dankruger2890]

Nooooo, but what do i know. Never shot one

[@a.c.007]

The 692 is the biggest heap of rubbish Beretta have made in my opinion. I had the misfortune of owning two the first one was scrapped with it firing less than a slab of cartridges through it. It's replacement broke within a similar amount of cartridges fired through it. As soon as it came back from repair I sold it. Currently have the 694 a far better gun, did take out the 10 year warranty just in case.

[@mallardcutter7209]

The 692 is a train wreck compared to the other Berettas. The 694 was a huge improvement over the 692

[@DFox-ud3gx]

Buyer be aware to purchasing a Beretta they do not stand behind their name here in the States. The service department does not stand behind their warranty they just put you on hold with nothing resolved. I'm buying a Caesar guerini selling my Beretta guns

[@682GoldE79]

If I ever upgraded from my 682's I'd probably just skip to a 694 or a DT

[@tigea9078]

I went from the 686SP1 to the 694 30". My first 2 rounds was an 88 and a 93 out of 100 sporting clays. After a 1000rnds ill have a more honest review.

[@Fendermanpaul]

Beretta guns are generally overpriced and overrated.