Page 3 - Beretta 92FS Reviews

Nice blue finish,good balance,well made{see below}

Adjustable rear sight [ele.,windage

Returned 2 92 FS for gas leaks in poorly fitted breech are.Casting show seperation.Uamex should take a long look @ some quality control or redesign!! The CO2 [when firing ]where the only reasons I had for 2 returns!!!! PA quickly returned my funds. My hat off to them for the outstanding customer service service! I'm still buying goods and pellet guns!!!

full metal no plastic accurate the way of peircing the c02 is cool but when you take it out it sprays out. about 70 shots per c02

need more power

sometimes the gun jams and u cant pull the trigger or the hammer you have to push the button to take out the mag harder

The accuracy and realism of the 92 FS airgun are excellent as the power is substantial. Upon opening the box I was amazed at how similar the airgun version is to the actuall 9mm. The weapon itself is a work of art, and its performance is even better. It is also very efficient with Co2, as it is able to blow off about 3-4 rotary mags with retained accuracy on one canister. Perhaps one of the greatest features though was the ease effort I had to put into putting in a new canister. The Handle Grips come off easily to allow you to put in a new canister, but WILL NOT come off when you don't want them to.

Nothing. I like it best the way it is.

You may want to get some extra rotary magazines. They go pretty fast and they can take some time to reload. Also, people who want increased performance may want to use PBA gold pellets. Regular lead pellets can deform inside the mag and jam the weapon if they get stuck, although it is easy to unjam it.

The first thing you have to notice is the weight of the gun. It's a substantial piece of metal. The second thing (after unwrapping it) is the detailed similarity of it compared to the real thing - which I have. This is a very realistic and well made product.

MY biggest disappointment was that it didn't fit into the holsters I have for the real Beretta 96f. So, I couldn't do draw & shoot exercises as I was hoping to do. I guess that's a design necessity for the mechanics of the air pistol vs. the real thing. No biggie, if you're not into shooting from a holster.

The only other thing I was disappointed in was the perception that it lacked the power I was used to from another CO2 pistols I have. I wasn't getting that "pop." At 25 feet, I would hear the puff of the air, then the smack at the paper target. Two separate sounds. With my other air pistols, it has always been one "pop," or my CO2 cartridge needs to be changed. Maybe it had more to do with the rate of firing, although I did shoot fast AND slow with the same results.

It's very much like my Beretta 92 9mm, although because it has a steel frame, it may weigh even more than a fully-loaded 9mm. It "feels" like a real firearm (where some cheaper air pistols feel like toys). Accuracy is very good, even with bargain priced RWS Diablo Basic pellets. I'm getting 80-100 good shots from a CO2 cartridge. I would buy it again in a heartbeat.

Like many said before, it should come with five or six magazines (clips), because you're going to want them. If you buy one, order another 3-pack of magazines at the same time. The method for piercing the CO2 cylinder is "different". By design, I think it helps with consistency ... it keeps you from placing too much pressure on the seal. On the other hand, it seems like you have to push unduly hard on the bottom lever to pierce the cylinder. I'm not suggesting this is a problem, but it's a little unnerving if you're used to the standard method of turning a screw to pierce the cylinder.

For me, it shoots high at 10 meters with every pellet I've tried ... even those of 10+ grains. I fitted an old Colt 1911 adjustable rear sight to bring everything down, and this works OK. But if you're going to spend the money for the pistol, I think the Beretta adjustable rear sight might be worthwhile (although I haven't tried it myself).

Amazing fit and finish. When I opened the box and lifted the gun out I actually thought for a moment it was a real 9mm. Excellent weight and balance. With the exception of recoil, this gun feels identical to the real thing. A wonderful backyard training and plinking weapon for someone owning the real thing or not.

It is a bit expensive for a CO2 pellet pistol. There are much less expensive guns out there that will give you equal performance. None however that will give you the realistic feel and finish that this weapon allows

As far as a CO2 model of the real thing, there are none better

Good weight, good feel, accurate at 10M.

Add a click-type windage adjustment screw...or have (as an option) a rear sight that is adjustable for both elevation and windage.

Really like the item, but, unfortunately, had to return it within a couple of weeks. The cylinder-advancement pawl stopped working so the cylinder will not advance. It appears to have become disconnected internally. Really can't say anything further until I receive the replacement.

This gun is fun to shot. The weight was heavier then expected. It feels like the real thing.

Send more clips in the package. 2 clips are not enough. I bought 3 extra just so I don't have to reload all the time.

Fit and function are excellent. All the operating parts have a very good feel to them and the weight and size closely matches the real thing.

More power- A power select switch to bump up the power when wanted would be awesome!

Power is adequate for target shooting, plinking at cans and such.

Very accurate detail in the design. As most others have mentioned, the weight feels good in the hand - very much like the real thing. The slide has a good fit and the barrel seems very high quality. I have not run many shots through it yet, but what I have fired is VERY accurate (1.5" groups at 10M) and it is very efficient with the CO2.

The grips do not seem to be quite up to the level of quality achieved in the rest of the pistol. The removable grip where the CO2 is installed must be handled carefully and the way it "snaps" when it goes back on invariably makes me cringe.

I have several regular pistols in 9mm and 40S&W and this air pistol has a look and feel that is very realistic and exudes quality. I have a former Marine friend that was fooled by how much it looks like the real thing and he is the most knowledgable person I know on firearms. I tried an IZH air pistol and the Umarex Desert Eagle air pistol and returned both for one reason or another. Now that I've tried the Beretta, I will need to look no further. Pyramyd Air was fantastic throughout the whole process and I HIGHLY recommend buying your air gun stuff through them. I was able to find a cheaper price, but their stellar service more than makes up the difference.

Stunning gun looks and feels very realistic,heavy and all meatal exept the grips and safety,etc

more ammo capacity would be great.

The beretta is a very heavy gun giving it a very realistic feel a must have for all!

I like everything I like everything,its accurate,it feels good in the hand, easy to load.I purchased the lazer and works great in low light or indoors.

Front and rear sight blade needs fiber optic dots.

I like everything,its accurate,feels good in hand,easy on gas. And the lazer works great also

Fiber optics in front blade and rear sight. and little more FPS.

Good accuracy for open sights. Handles just like the 9mm with out the kick. Shoot about 90 rounds before the cylinder needs to be replaced. It does not waist the CO2.

I have a problem getting the cylinder to puncher sometimes. The aluminum part at the bottom of the cylinder should be made of steel. The brass screw and the aluminum seem to bind up sometime. That is the result of two soft metals together.

Buy extra magizines and a lot of pellets. It is great to shoot and practice with. So you will need a lot of pellets. I have found that the crosman pointed pellet to be the one of my choice

I like the style, the weight, the accuracy, and it's easy to use. I love this gun!

Not a thing!

Buy it. You will love it. It's worth the money.

If you own the 9MM version of this gun, like I do, and want to practice without all the cost of shooting a 9MM, this is the gun for you. It weighs, feels, and shoots (with the exception of the recoil of course) almost identically to the 9MM version.