Page 2 - Beretta PX4 Reviews

I love this pistol. Easy to load. The trigger pulls smooth and very little recoil.

Great quality and worth the price.

Good weigh. Excellent pistol size. Nice cosmetic construction. I like it. Bretta / Umarex.

By now user Need to learn how install C02. Once you know is easy.

Be following the manual instructions. And keep on safe place ever. To avoid situations. Is not a toy.

Feels real, have not shot it yet.

Better magazine.

Tell you latter.

Very smooth operation of blowback and fun to shoot. As much as I like this, my wife likes it even more. She has no problem with the weight nor blowback, and commented this is her favorite to shoot of the 8 pellet pistols we have. Easy to replace CO2 and switch out magazine. If you are looking for a first blowback, this is the one.

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Highly recommend as a first blowback due to ease of use.

The weight, Look and feel of the gun. The blow back makes it a really fun gun to shoot. Decent accuracy.

Easier piercing system. more fps. Better magazines. The safety.

Well worth having for the price!

Like everything about this gun. Just plan fun to shoot.

Wish you didn't have to flip magazine over after taking half the load in it.

Great gun feels good in your hand, Shoots great and get extra magazines and load them up before you head out to shoot.

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Very accurate CO2 pistol.

Weight

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Accuracy, weight, styling

Fun to shoot. Actual small recoil. Took awhile to get sighted in. Bought on black Friday so price was good

blow back is strong.. actually pulls you away from the sight picture.. makes you work on re-sighting (good practice for real gun comp.) good feel in grip and overall handling...

The CO2 mechanism for charging is leakage prone.. NOT GOOD ..rather a pain in the ass to work ... Needs something like a cam operated mechanism... best one yet is on the Max Michel bb 1911 replica.

has the integral rail ..good for laser or flashlight..

love this pistol, so much like the real gun its scary. My son in the NAVY picked it up and asked when I got the new Beretta,I said look a little closer then he said this thing is a pellet gun holy crap. Love the blowback so much like the real gun. I am trying to get my wife to learn how to shoot she is doing pretty good so far.

Safety is very hard to use takes two hands on my pistol.

You definitely wand to get extra clips for this gun and lots of co2 and pellets four clips total is about one co2 cylinder

Love that it is not too heavy, Love the way it handles and the way it looks. I am pleased that it gives you the option of either BB or Pellet! Overall extremely satisfied.

Nothing as of yet.

They will be very satisfied with the Beretta PX4 Storm.

It's comfortable.

I'm not a fan of the safety. And the way to load the co2 isn't the most effective and the one I received doesn't seal it tight enough anymore to keep the co2 from "escaping". It did seal it fine when I first got it. I stopped using it then a few days later I started using it again and I could here the co2 escaping. I tried many cartridges and I was unable to seal any of them completely.

Spend a little more money and get a better pistol.

Look and feel is really pretty nice. I like the quick release clip and reloading the CO2 is very easy too. Fun to shoot close range and i have only used Crossman Premier domes so far and i have heard that a higher quality pellet will be more acurate and not jamb and i have had 2 misfires in 6 clips.

Safety is really stiff and hard to release.

The pistol feels solid in the hand, and it looks quite nice. I do appreciate the fact that it has a metal slide and that, unlike some other pellet pistols, this is not only blowback but also has a "real" ejector port, not just an indentation molded into the slide where the ejection port should be. It adds a nice tough of realism. I would wager it easily performs at the stated 380 fps velocity, especially while the Co2 cartridge is relatively new.

For starters I dislike the way the Co2 loading method was handled. For those that don't know, after removing the access panel at the back of the grip, you have to twist the bottom of the pistol grip away, lowering an internal screw which the Co2 sits on. Then you twist the bottom back to puncture the cartridge. The tricky part is in making sure everything is adjusted so that you can puncture the Co2 cartridge without overtightening it while still allowing the bottom to return to the proper place - which you can't do if the internal screw is off even a bit. Also, I dislike the way the bottom of the pistol grip is. There is no reason they couldn't have extended it the full width of the grip giving it a cleaner look and making the whole twisting process easier due to the added leverage. I would have added a functional slide catch/release and functional safety lever and iron sights that weren't awful would be wonderful. Buy a laser with this gun. You'll need it.

In all it's not a BAD gun. I enjoy shooting it often now that I have a laser on it. However, I don't understand why the manufacturers didn't try to incorporate the 30 round mag technology they employ on the CX-4. Had they done that, they could have easily created a magazine with an integral Co2 cartridge, allowing the gun to have far greater performance, eliminating the funky Co2 loading process, and creating a much cleaner look at the bottom of the pistol grip. It's a fun pistol you'll be happy with as even my picky hindparts enjoy it. Definitely spend the extra bucks and get extra mags and a laser as I've said. Do that and you'll have a hard time putting this thing down. Cheers!

The pistol feels right in your hand, a nice weight, and the grip is very ergonomic. It has good power, the clips work very well. No jams, none. Blowback is powerful and gives a nice kick. Reasonably quiet. Smooth overall operation.

Nothing, I like it the way it is.

This is a quality gun. It does use one cartridge for four magazines, which is 64 shots. Maybe 3 1/2. But every shot is fun. If I squeeze slowly I can group 1-2" at 16 feet. Shooting fast,, 3-4". Hey, that's two-hands and I'm an honest man. This is a replica, not a target pistol. I'm really happy to have this pistol and you will be too if you get one.

The pistol feels great in my hand. The weight is perfect for free hand shooting. Fit and finish is very good, and the CO2 loading is easy. I like the safety. Push down to put it on safe, two hands to take it off. After shooting this gun with pellets only, it is five-star accurate. I use a laser on the lower rail and line it up perfectly with the open sights.

The trigger takes some getting used to. I shoot rapid fire sometimes, and if I don't release the trigger tension sometimes it shoots too fast because it's unexpected. No other issues.

I use three magazines with RWS basics, and I seat the pellets. Never a jam, never a problem. Round nose, same story. If you want problems, use crap pellets or pointed pellets. 48 shots, then maybe one more mag, and it's time to change the air. A drop of pellgun oil every time is good. Happy shooting guys.

It does have the realistic blow back action that causes the shooter to re-aim back on target. A fresh cartridge gives a nice "crack" sound for the round. A full CO2 cartridge can give up to 96 rounds, that's 6 full magazines, before being depleted. The last 20 rounds are definitely lacking energy.

adjustable rear sight for at least windage. The two handed, dual action safety release is a real pain in the ass. However, engaging the safety is perfect.

It tends to shoot high and to the left. Lightweight, 3.8 grain, aluminum, wad cutter rounds were used to optimize muzzle velocity while plinking at paper targets.

This thing sits in the land like it was custom made for you and you alone. It's got the right weight, the right feel, one heck of a nice blowback, and it's loud - which I can't help but find awesome!

There are only three things I would change. I'm not a big fan of the 8x2 rotary mag. I know it sounds a bit snobbish but it just kind of bugs me to have to stop shooting after 8 shots just so I can drop the mag, flip it around, and pop it back in when other guns allow me to shoot twice as much or more before needing to reload. Aside from that I'd lose the clamshell. This thing DESERVES a box.

Loading the Co2 can be a bit tricky. It's not the "typical" segregated Co2 design. The bottom of the grip is the mechanism for puncturing the Co2 instead of the more common semi-circular tab design. It helps if you adjust the inner portion of the Co2 enclosure, the little black platform upon which the Co2 cylinder sits, prior to trying to actually puncturing the Co2 cartridge. It adjusts easily enough with a finger or thumb so you can get a good puncture. All in all, that little thing aside, I LOVE this gun. It instantly earned a spot at the top of my collection and will likely stay there for a good long while.