The Ultimate Beretta 92 : M9A4 RDO Gun Review

[@roc5291]

In an era of polymer, striker fired clones, it’s always good to know the old school, hammer fired, metal frame guns are still out there and ready to go to war with you if you ever needed them.

[@appalachiangunman9589]

Yeah it gets a little boring when nearly every new pistol that comes out is the same thing. I have nothing against striker-fired polymer pistols, I have a few but my EDC now is a Sig 229 Legion.

[@roc5291]

@@appalachiangunman9589 Yeah. I was just at the range with a buddy of mine who swears that Glock is the Be All-End All pistol in every situation. That was until I let him shoot my Sig P.226. Then all of a sudden, gears started to turn in his head. Don’t get me wrong, we very much live in a golden age of pistols where there is a pistol for every person’s needs out there that you can pretty much bet your life on and I’m extraordinarily grateful for this. But for me, the classic firearm design will always be my go to.

[@enricomandragona163]

What's old is new again

[@hoppinggnomethe4154]

good thing CZ offers metal and polymer

[@enricomandragona163]

@@hoppinggnomethe4154 and now S& W

[@relentlessboxing0311]

I carried and qualified with the 92FS in the Marines a million years ago. Just ordered the M9A4 from my friends shop. Can't wait to take it to the range.

[@xxmikeurmaxx123]

how much did you get it for?

[@HOLY_SPIRIT_GOD]

​@@xxmikeurmaxx123he's not responding because he had to sell his car, phone and house to pay for it...but I'm sure he's having fun with it somewhere.

[@NxtupTyson3]

​@@HOLY_SPIRIT_GODthey can literally be had for under $1,000 which is completely average for DA/SA guns like 92s and 226s.

[@HOLY_SPIRIT_GOD]

@@NxtupTyson3 then the taxes and papers

[@paulscountry456]

The feed action on the 92 is the key to its remarkable dependability , in US military trials it was close to the 226 in rounds without stoppage and such a beautiful form.

[@25N77]

I have a 92FS bought from my brother. He used it as a LEO service pistol back in the 70s. I enjoy shooting the pistol but it’s mostly a safe Queen. It didn’t take me long to learn what the FS in the name stood for!! It’s…”Fine Shooter!”

[@loochan325]

92 is from 1976, 92S also '76, but SB-F later renamed 92F is from 1984 and was adopted by US in 1985. 92 SF ( civil) was introduced in '89. 92 SF Brigadier in '96. M9 was isued in the '90s.

[@LAT-qk3vj]

@@loochan325 Thank you Loo

[@Siphamandlamelani]

Polymer frame guns are not heavy

[@appalachiangunman9589]

My dad has this pistol and it’s easily my favorite Beretta I’ve ever handled.

[@ronsmith9251]

The 92 series (M9 included) will always occupy a special place in my heart.

[@chlebowg]

Decocker/Safety is a personal preference. I learned to master the 92 back in the late 80s and carry it on safe. Never forget to push the the safety up when presenting the pistol in 35 yrs. Train as you fight, fight as you train.

[@enricomandragona163]

Agreed

[@enricomandragona163]

@@maxsoregon here here

[@ashe4477ify]

Great video, I own the M9A4 and I can confirm you don't need to take off the thread protector to remove the barrel but I do recommend taking it off for a deep clean to keep those threads free from any possible debris build up

[@sisleymichael]

I swore when I retired from the Army after 28yrs that I would NEVER have an M9 or variant. It just does not fit my hand. It always felt foreign for some reason. I have kept my promise to myself. That said, if folks like it and do well with it, I join you in your celebration. Thank God, we have so many options of really good guns these days.

[@keness4768]

I felt the same about the old grips. Too chunky. The new ones are much more akin to a 1911 grip.

[@kennethbrooks4425]

Thought the same thing and it never felt right in my hand as well. However, after seeing one and handling for nostalgia sake, have to agree with ‘Ken Ess’ the new grip feels much more like a 1911 which was the deciding point for me to purchase. I don’t regret my decision as it is a really good shooter.

[@abbashamideh9097]

I love this gun! I haven’t seen them for less than $1,200 around here. It’s an engineering master piece!

[@davidbaumgardner8374]

$924 Kentucky gun company

[@F80mthree]

@@davidbaumgardner8374 my local shop has them for $950 as well. Solid deal for what this is. Would be a safe queen for me but I need some old school handguns at some point.

[@Logan_urbex]

@@F80mthree safe queen is stupidest thing I’ve ever heard shoot your guns lmao unless they have special coating and all kinds of engraving

[@F80mthree]

@@Logan_urbex well, it’s a beretta 92. to me it’s not a gun I’d actually want to be using all the time. Of course I’m not saying this is as collectible as say a WW2 Walther but to me I’d just want this to have as part of the collection. If you have a decent sized collection then you can get what I’m saying. I don’t have all the time in the world to run every gun I have but if you do more power to ya.

[@botpatch1]

Just got mine for 980$

[@DesertMariner2007]

I have a Glock 19X and the M9A4, the M9A4 stole my heart. The Glock is a great pistol, no doubt, but Beretta has always felt right for me and has never let me down. The trigger on the M9A4 is something everyone should try, I absolutely love the new design.

[@ironmikehallowween]

The frame mounted safety makes these pistols almost perfect.

[@joaopedrobaggio4475]

I prefer the classic Beretta 92FS. I had the honor to try the 3 best 9mm pistols ever made, the Beretta 92FS, the SIG P226 and the Glock 17, and i can say without no doubt that the Beretta 92FS is the best.

[@TwinGunz]

I totally agree, I roll with the 92S , but almost the same thing.

[@MrSmith-zy2bp]

I ❤️ my M9A3 and perfer it over other classic 92s 🤷🏻‍♂️ The grip, the trigger, just way better than the other 92s I've owned. Hope to pick up an M9A4, too.

[@MaximusWolfe]

Same here. Bells and whistles aside, the 92fs is the gun for yours truly. It’s a masterpiece.

[@ramzankadyrov6035]

A glock 17 shouldn’t even be in that running.

[@reiniergarcia]

Liar.

[@jimchambers7548]

I love the 92 series, it's one of my favorite guns. 👍👍

[@ashemsavage6842]

I have a 92fs Brigadier from 2003 and I love it is my favorite handgun

[@reekz8089]

I own the 92fs and my friends love it. They’re always asking me to sell it to them. I put over 5000 rounds and no malfunction. The grip it came with was some kind of rubber, that’s why it’s so comfortable to shoot. Aloha

[@lifegoeson05]

The M9 has always been in my top 3 firearms, ever since I served as a US Marine in 09.

[@jamesholding3563]

27,000 views in 15hrs. You are one hell of an entertainer sir. I cannot get enough of your videos.

[@TheLoneRanger745]

I'm glad Beretta still offers the wrap around grip for the original feel , it rotates the wrist up for better alignment . I had heard Langdon Tactical redesigned trigger bar is now a stock item this reduces the double action pull and it's SUPER SMOOTH ❤

[@ericfuhrman9651]

I personally think the 92xi is the pinnacle of Beretta with the frame safety

[@antoniotula262]

Im not sure why they ever departed from frame safety. Early models had it & the Brazilian factory that Taurus bought from Beretta produced frame mounted safety/decocker. It's far more intuitive. I've owned both a 9mm Beretta 92 & a .40 Taurus version (PT100). They shoot the same really, but I much prefer the Taurus controls.

[@jordanwiser4192]

@@antoniotula262I’ve always thought it was because they think it’s better to have the safety on the slide so you can easily flick it off and it’s out of the way after that so you don’t accidentally reengage the safety. You have to break firing grip to put it back on safety(for most people) meaning the threat is over.

[@jordanwiser4192]

@@antoniotula262so I’m short I think they put it in that position so you don’t accidentally engage the safety during firing

[@jordanwiser4192]

@@antoniotula262I actually like the slide mounted safety. It’s not bad once you get used to it

[@talisikid1618]

Safety is a training issue. Operator error. Soft ware problem not a hardware problem.

[@3wheelmannc860]

An amazing offering from Beretta imo. A keeper. I keep hoping for a v. 2.0 PX4 Storm as well.

[@reekz8089]

I have a px4 storm also in 40 caliber. It's a good gun but I don't like the grip becauseit's plastic. It's slippery because it's lacking in serrations. Hopefully they make it in metal

[@nicoulinromain4693]

@@reekz8089 I agree. But you'd be happily surprised to see how much of a difference a Talon Grip can do. :)

[@georgenamie948]

@@nicoulinromain4693 I concur, Talon grip on my full size PX4 changes everything. Very inexpensive and incredibly effective

[@Thabosshoss]

Thanks for teaching me how to break down my new Berrata 92X Centurion RDO as well! Love Sootch00 videos. Always super informative.

[@SteveMartin-zc7qs]

I have an older Beretta 92S that has very few rounds through it but it is a fantastic handgun. I picked up two factory 20 round magazines and I have a shoulder holster for it with two magazine holder that was build for me by Sam Andrews here in Florida. I think that Beretta makes some of the best firearms in terms of materials and workmanship. Apparently the US military has a high regard for them as well.

[@telisthai]

There are many guys who present and analyze various guns in KZbin but believe it or not you are the best one.....

[@praveensamuel8375]

Simply love how thorough your reviews are. I just bought this gun and came straight to your channel to watch your review. One of the best firearms channel on KZbin! And yes, God Bless America!

[@wreckagevic]

Grip looks so much slimmer than the 92fs I had years ago. I have the Sig M18 and I haven’t seen this model in person but it’s a beauty.

[@spartanlukas]

I just bought my first Berretta M9A4 yesterday and I paid $1099. It's an excellent firearm!

[@NGC-gu6dz]

First time firing a pistol, qualified expert on an M9 in the Army. It was as natural as throwing rocks at the targets. 25 years later, I carry a PX4 compact and keep an M9 in the nightstand and truck.

[@salpanahi]

Your reviews are always second to none... Very thorough and informative. Thank you!

[@loochan325]

92SB-F renamed 92F is from 1984, adopted by US army in '85. 92 FS was introduced in 1989. M9 was isued in the '90s.

[@sonidosdeltrono1089]

Best comparison review I’ve seen so far on the comparison of the M9 A4 vs its previous generation M9 A3; I just finally got to know the new improved decocking option

[@mbecker163]

Of all the duty guns I've had over the years, I have the most experience with my 92fs. I've never ONCE accidentally engaged the safety.

[@virtuaguyverify]

It's not common but it happens, heard some stories. You can buy them G type from the factory or you can buy a G type kit and install it yourself. I own many 92's and never had saftey engage either, you just have to know your gun.

[@badfinger4621]

People always say they "know" someone who has engaged it racking the slide. Nobody has ever said they have done it themselves.

[@brandonreiser7739]

I can confess that I've done it a couple of times with my 92FS. I Both were in the police academy during high stress malfunction drills. Adjusted slightly, haven't done it again since 2010. I did get hands on M9A4 yesterday and loved the fact that it has been changed, though. Overall it feels slightly better than my 92FS.

[@mbecker163]

@@brandonreiser7739 is the the fact that the grip's straight now?

[@brandonreiser7739]

@mbecker163 not sure of your question.

[@TheAxe4Ever]

I have always loved the Beretta design. I would own one in a heartbeat, especially the X or this M9A4, if only it was southpaw friendly. I’m one of those “wrongsided” shooters. My older brother who was also a southpaw carried his 92 (FS I believe) everyday. Whenever we went to the range for some fun, he was as fast on mag changes and using the slide release as any righty. I don’t know how he did it. I asked him “how do you disengaged the safety quickly when carrying it in case you ever had to use it?” In his true badass way he said “safety? Brother! That’s a sissy switch. It’s double action on the first shot. No need to have the safety on. Your holster is the safety and that thing between your ears!” (Meaning using your head) I sure do miss him!

[@tcr2237]

First off, cheers to your brother. I’m a southpaw as well and the M9 A4 is friendly to us wrong handers. You can reverse the release. The only issue is the slide stop/catch. And enjoy, you won’t regret.

[@scott2228]

I have this handgun and it’s amazing. Extremely accurate. Great addition to the collection. Will get the Trijicon RMR HRS soon. Had a Holosun red dot but moved it to a Glock. If I had to get rid of all my pistols but 1, this M9A4 would be what I keep.

[@NorthwoodsNomad]

Another great review Sootch ! I remember qualifying with the M9 back in 1988 , and I always loved shooting that pistol . This M9A4 is so much better than that old M9 . I may just have to go check one out 😅

[@awsomedude9111]

Been looking at the Beretta, HK USP, and CZ P-01. Probably one of the best reliable handguns

[@jimhartman4961]

I fell in love with the M9. My brother who unfortunatly does not care for, clean, store and otherwise lets hisvgunscgo the hell in a hand basket, had a mouse chewed Beretta M9. I took the time to take it down. And restored it to functional and loved its feel, 15 round capacity, and its accuracy. Decided to buy my own. Came accoss an M9A4, new, in Ammo box. And got a good by. Its by far been the most accurate, well built. And 18+1, with 3 clips total. Threaded barrel, optics ready. Which I prefer the tritium night sights. And from 1st shot, knew mu collection was complete. Im small and purchased a Craftholsters rototilt shoulder harness, with 2 mag pouch, and its in perfect cross draw position very quickly. Use it for everyday CC, plus compact M&P 9 Shield Plus and a belt cross draw holster and also orders 2 extra 13 round magazines. Too much? Or ready for any situation I could find myself in. I have several different semi autos that will not be carried any more. But whether seat belted in my truck or on my motorcycle. I have quick access to M9A4 Or backup. And will have more than enough ammo, and highly tested, accurate pistol for anything I can imagine.

[@mdd1963]

The 92SBF became the M9, later shortened to just 92F; the S was later added for modded pistols after. Few M9 slides broke at the rear, tending to knock out a tooth or two, which added a ridge or shelf to capture/ prevent said piece from knocking out teeth if it did separate. Later production M9’s incorporated these changes.

[@gutblaster187]

A handful of M9 slides broke using near proof loads.

[@donskiver]

I've been toying with the idea of getting a 92...but after seeing all the features offered in this iteration of a classic, I definitely want one now.

[@zogbot5103]

If you don’t mind black Beretta 92x RDO is very similar to this for almost half the price

[@ronolson2024]

Always wanted a Beretta, but I've bought every size of a 9mm pistol, from micro to full size and everything in between. Problem is I've bought them all within the last 4 years and they are all at the top of their game with excellent sights, triggers, and capacity. I don't have a race gun so am thinking about the Canick Rival S. Anything I buy now is a mostly a repeat of what I all ready have. But I am looking for something different & also better. So I keep watching & looking forward to my next buy, whatever that may be.

[@mitchlogan4796]

"There are better examples out there, but this one is mine." That makes it the best.

[@davidgcalderone]

I hope it comes out blued/black, I really want one

[@Tinmancr1]

I got myself one for my Birthday best gift I ever got absolutely the best shooting gun out of the box 100% reliability and was on from the factory, mags are even slightly easier than other hi cappers.

[@MagicPrepper]

Still my biggest regret when selling a gun. A Beretta 92 that I shot better than my 1911 at the time.

[@SergiusLigurAugustus]

Another great review Sootch! Love It! Beretta is a story for Italy and also of the USA

[@WarrenGRamm]

Hearing about the mags and fogging of the red dot when suppressed made me happy I got the A3. Also I think I prefer the decocker like it is bc I’m a slave to my own muscle memory if that makes sense. That’s splitting hairs though. Good review!

[@Mike_Jones68]

how does the A3 deal with those issues better?

[@HumphreyHorsehead]

Howdy Sootch, I just picked up my M9A4 today. It's a great gun and I'm very happy with it. Your review was an integral part of my decision to buy it so thank you. All that said you got one thing wrong. You do not need to remove the thread cap for disassembly.

[@kevindavidson8802]

I have an M9A4 centurion and I love it. One of the big things I have found with the magazines is that there are 2 types you can get from Beretta (cant really select) One is the thicker basepad like in the video, they are the gloss finish and Ive had a few problems with some of them getting wider when loaded and getting stuck in the gun. I had to send 2 back because of the problem. The other is a thin baseplate and marked Mec-Gar along the front (I believe both are made by Mec-Gar they just have slightly different designs). The thin baseplates have worked flawlessly for me and I think look a lot better in the gun. You can also tell the difference with the witness holes, the thick baseplate has 1 line of witness holes that show every other round, the thin baseplate have a witness hole for each round.

[@enricomandragona163]

I'm not in Agreement. My Metgar mags have had failure to feed issues in 10 rnd capacity in my M9 however my 15 rnd this base plate just clicks right in and don't really have to pound her home. Plus they keep the dust out better.

[@teelowteelow356]

The Mec-gar mags are worlds better than the OEM Beretta mags. (18 rounders) And I buy them brand new for less than $25 each

[@enricomandragona163]

@@teelowteelow356 that's your opinion!! Even Sootch said OEM is more to his liking

[@teelowteelow356]

@@enricomandragona163 cringe, boomer

[@kevindavidson8802]

@@enricomandragona163 Could have something to do with the capacity, all of mine are 18 rounders and the Mec-gar have been far better than the OEM.

[@SuperCheckIT]

As Beretta fan, I love ❤ the comparison in detail. Great video 👍

[@USMC72]

Beretta always will have beautiful weapons

[@billseaman5974]

Okay you did it again my friend. I've wanted that Berreta since it first came out. But unfortunately will never have the money to buy it. Your friend THE OLDMAN.

[@Ryanfindlay772]

Best beretta 92x performance is my favorite beretta for now...

[@matthuetsch9835]

Great breakdown. No need to take the thread protector off though, there’s a reason it can cycle without the need to do so. Keep up the great work!

[@gutblaster187]

Part of the soft recoil is the weight, but I'd propose another part comes from 1) the comparatively low weight of the slide relative to the frame, 2) the length of travel of the barrel before affixing in the frame, 3) the depth at which the barrel makes contact with the frame because of the falling block and 4) the non-tilting barrel. There is a reason why Beretta adopted the P-38's falling block system, but on the downside the locking block is a part that requires maintenance.

[@reekz8089]

Just clean the gun every time you use it. Aloha

[@gutblaster187]

@@reekz8089 That's not required. I've gone 800 rounds without cleaning and ran fine. The locking blocks are good for 15,000 - 20,000 rounds, but it is a part ($30) that needs to be replaced without a cognate in Browning locking systems.

[@tdata545]

I bought two of these since I'm silly like that. I loved the 92x Performance carry optics so much I bought it twice and I do that with a lot of my guns. If I like it, I buy it twice. Yours are colored differently than mine. Mine are more bronze in color.

[@bitterlifes]

Has a owner of Berreta pistol, i can say that this brand have great reputation, tradition, history and of course quality ! But i am curious to know why actually this model, do not come on caliber 10mm auto or 45 acp, which would be awesome.

[@dougr5379]

I purchased an M9-A4 to add to my Beretta collection about 9 months ago. No optics plate(s) in the box. There was a note in the box that said you could register for a free mounting plate which they would contact you when it was available. Still waiting for Beretta to contact me. I do like that the M9-A4 comes standard with de-cocker only. However, I prefer the frame finish on the M9-A3. The M9/92 pistol series is hands down one of the best suppressor hosts made. Overall regardless of whatever Beretta M9/92 model you choose, probably one of the nicest feature rich 9mm metal pistols available today period.

[@justanothergunnerd8128]

The Beretta 92 is an absolute legend - its so cool to the ultimate evolution. But dang that FDE color is hideous. I wish they would've made more of the green and grey models. I love my Beretta - will definitely get this one too.

[@alanhigh8125]

I prefer the black Bruniton finish myself. I don't foresee myself in the desert any time soon.

[@pistolpete6321]

Great review, I really like the looks of this gun!

[@scubacro5758]

Nice gun, I just looked at my local gun shop and price for M9A3 (so not even this new model) is € 2124 its cheeper in US then in EU, my country borders with Italy and its more than double the price ...

[@npigamer]

Like my late dad said: is gringa, made in the USA, pure quality kid!

[@jimfunchess]

Another great video! Thanks Sootch00!

[@mphillips5366]

Thanks Sootch, Im in Clemson, I really appreciate what you do.

[@damianarchibald7792]

Just got mine today! I'm very happy with it so far!

[@mobeus5019]

One comment on this vid. 8:27. My M9A3 does not have a safety, it is only a decocker. It automatically resets it's position after you decock. Beretta offered the A3 in both configurations.

[@kenwingo4862]

I appreciate Sarah Mac's recoil comments.

[@hw534]

My all around top pistol! I'd take this thing anywhere

[@koreyg7674]

You can never go wrong with an oldest firearm industry in the entire world!!!

[@enricomandragona163]

Bells and whistles aside I'll stick with my M9 . What's nice is that parts will always be around till your heart's content. If only Beretta would make a compact M9 /92 the size of the Cheetah. The remake of the Cheetah 80X isn't worth the money when you can buy a 9 with the same money!!

[@kennethbaker5223]

Great review! I have the LTT Elite RDO 92G , and I love it! The A4 is awesome!

[@biffdanielson2820]

I've convinced myself that I need one.

[@troylouis162]

I absolutely love this pistol

[@janujigar6199]

Its always metal and hammer fire guns because they never disappoint Sometimes Glocks have issues of light strike they also have more muzzle flip than compared to m9 in 9mm and manuel safety and decocking also comes in handy

[@praetorian371]

Both M9A3 and M9A4 come with either standard safety or G Model decocker only so I’m not sure it’s technically an M9A4 “upgrade”. Great guns either way.

[@ForceMultiplier]

Best suppressor host ever made. Period. Yes, better than any HK. Period. I've owned or own them all. This one is by far the most reliable ever made.

[@jeffreylocke8808]

I love that pistol. Thanks for breaking all it has down for me in this video.

[@kevingriffin8854]

I've got an inox 92fs and a M9a3. For me, Beretta for home defense/battle. Revolvers for edc.

[@FuZe.]

You don't have to take the thread protector off! It's flush. Great review as always Sootch

[@erwinforbragd1868]

I am a huge Beretta fan. I have owned several stock Berettas and have heavily customized two. My personal view is the M9A3 is the pinnacle of Beretta's development. I believe that forward slide cuts ruin the looks of any pistol, from a 1911 Colt to a CZ75 variant and of course, any Beretta. While I am sure their latest M3-Ish gun is great, they do not have my vote in the styling dept.

[@georgenamie948]

Good stuff Sootch. Exactly which mag loader are you using there? I have so many that dont seem to work too good with the berretta mags. I usually end up using the one that came with my PX4 fullsize, but that one you're using seems to work nicely. Thanks

[@kixigvak]

Thank you for an excellent video! Answered many questions I had about the A4.

[@randlecarr3257]

As Always well done. I really need one of these to add to my insane armory. Sheesh when will it end!!!

[@WHO9119]

Scotch said the his model 91 was rough looking beside the grip looks OK to me , Question does it shoot cause I was always told the gun on hand beats that gun at home when you need it also why do we call a thumb rest a gas pedal when in reality it's equivalent to a dead pedal you know that spot where you rest your foot at when its not on a brake pedal

[@JoeyP322]

I love Beretta. I have an older 92S ALL metal. Why does Beretta have to put plastic parts on these ?? They aren’t inexpensive. What’s it going to really save ??

[@cdalton3169]

This is everything in a pistol that I dislike. DASA operation, heavy and wide. These things carry like bricks. 4.5 pounds after the first shot or from a cock lock position is terrible. And they don’t shoot so well. All of those crazy moving parts external to the gun and old design fully exposed barrel lend itself to inducing failure when the pistol is needed most. The US military had enough of these darn things and Beretta hasn’t changed much of anything. Very disappointing. Great review, Sootch, as always. Excellent content.

[@truaxmatthew]

96A1 owner here, I have shoe other 1911 variants but Beretta does it way better.

[@6.8SuperDutyDriver]

I gave my 1911 to my son last year when he got his carry permit. So, I'm in search of another "all metal pistol". I had a stainless 92FS years ago. Wasn't crazy about the safety/decocker system or the grip angle. I looked at few more of them last week, the 92X and 92XI. The grip angle just doesn't work for me. Which really sucks! 😏 So, I'm leaning towards a Sig P220 Elite.

[@Peter-der-gute-vegane-Hirte]

You dont have to remove the threadprotector to disasembly! (M9A3)

[@Mark-vq4ol]

You don't have to on the A4 either.

[@3rdranger1recon19]

This will be my next 9mm.

[@therangerats]

I've shot the M9A4, and it's awesome, but I'd have to give the "Ultimate" M9/92 title to the 92G Wilson Combat Brigadier Tactical.

[@theshunt545]

There is a lot of beautiful guns , and 92 series is very beautiful. I have black cerakote m9a3 and I'm very please with it when shooting

[@rickyburton4642]

Thank you very much and I am it! That was very informative! 😎👍👍

[@TheRealSwampOperator]

I'm a Glock guy.. But in my opinion there isn't a comparison between a work of art like this. All guns have their place..

[@Skurtskurt98]

Whenever I’m interested in buying a gun I come to sootch to see what he thinks before i buy.

[@mgabriel2636]

At 4:10 neither the 92s nor the 92f have the safety on the frame. An easy misspeak, but some people don't know.

[@thomasfox8027]

Own one and I absolutely adore it!!

[@derrickforeal4739]

I always thought the 92x performance was the pinnacle of the 92 series. Its the one id buy.

[@gutblaster187]

It is.

[@dalejustins7117]

I think pinnacles in different tracks. The 92X perf has the sexier trigger job, holding them both back to back and running the action, I’d say it’s almost a personal preference on the trigger “feel”. The A4 has a much better trigger over the A3, feels very good and it’s so close to the 92X perf. The A4 is noticeably lighter however. The A4 is also RDO ready, the 92X Performance doesn’t look like it has it? I think I like the finish of the performance model though. My local store had them for under $100 difference, overall I went the A4 holding them in both hands. the trigger suited me more, i wanted the lighter full metal frame and threaded barrel, I live with the slide decocker and the 50 shades of FDE.

[@gutblaster187]

@@dalejustins7117 I have no idea why anyone would want a decocker (only) on the frame. A safety/decocker I can definitely agree, but I don't understand why someone would want a decocker in the way of their grip.

[@Mrgunsngear]

Need this

[@abbashamideh3783]

Mine just arrived. I have to pick it up from my FFL tomorrow!

[@joztunes69]

I have my 92FS and it's copy/twin the Taurus 92 and love them both, it's hard to beat a Beretta

[@averageguy1261]

As a duty weapon. I know her well. She's a keeper for life.