Beretta 92A1 Full-Auto Combo Reviews

Nothing to like...CO2 cartridges do not sit properly on the seal resulting in a no shoot pistol...leaks immediately

Stop production of this pistol or redesign the CO2 seals for dependable sealing of CO2 cartridge

Do not recommend this pistol

Realistic feel, fun to shoot

Nothing

Boyfriend loves the gun. Goes out to shoot it as often as possible.

Bien

Fun and very realistic all-metal blowback BB replica - fill-auto is just a blast!

Option to have a larger magazine - full-auto would be even more awesome!

Close to the real Beretta.. Good single/double action!

Nothing

The gun is great!!! It has the look & feel of the real gun. It also shoots great.

I don't like the fact that the CO2 Cartridge is placed inside the Clip because that stops you from reloading with a new clip. with every clip, you need to put a Co2 cartridge in it. SO when you go shooting there is no need to bring extra clips.

EVERYTHING. Best air pistol in my opinion.

Not a darn thing.

This an impressive handgun. It's legit. I have a Berretta 92 and it look and feels exactly like it.

Nothing. They nailed it.

Fun like anything.

Looks and feels real

I wish I didnt buy this air gun. The build quality is not good and the warranty is too short only 60 days

The safety switch is prone to breaking. The gun can fire full auto when in semi auto mode Pieces came flying out of my gun after 3 months Pyramyd Air was powerless to help me

Great fun with the feel of the real Baretta 92. The auto mode is a real treat especially for this 70+ old man!

More BB's in the mag!

Just lots of fun!

Realistic look and feel Beautiful design, very authentic Nice blowback action Stops shooting when magazine is empty slide remains back leaving the breach open (just like the real thing) No misfires Full auto functions flawlessly Keeps shooting at consistent power until CO2 practically completely empty

Only 310 fps, not very powerful It would be nice to be a pellet pistol with faster muzzle velocity BBS ricochet off of every surface and can be dangerous

Great fun to shoot with my kids Well worth the price

awesome, Time will tell on longevity. Looks and feels near the real piece.

Would have been nice to have a speed loader.

This gun does a great job at maintaining the same level of power (projectile velocity) even when you're running low on CO2. Most other guns would shoot the last few bbs so weakly that they would literally not exit the barrel unless you tilted your gun downwards only to have them fall out and plop themselves on the ground in a very unflattering and (dare I say) "flaccid" manner. But with this Beretta, you can't even really tell when you're low on CO2 with the exception of semi-auto acting a little more like three shot burst for the last few shots.

The accuracy. Or should I say, the construction/adjustment of the sights? The gun is perfectly accurate in the sense that keeps a relatively tight group at about 20-25 feet. However, when aiming down the sights, the shots always want to go about 1.5 inches to the right from 20-25 feet away. If the sight was built better, we wouldn't have this problem. Or if the sight was adjustable for windage, we could fix this problem ourselves.

If you want to buy and install a laser sight to your pistol, I would recommend spending at least a good $80 USD to get a decent one. I ripped myself off spending only $40 on a cheap laser that's a pain in the butt to adjust for windage and elevation. You literally have to use a tiny Allen key to screw in these tiny screws which first off, are so small, they're finnicky. Secondly, the screws literally push on the laser inside its housing moving it around until the laser is pointing where you want it. So you have to constantly be screwing different screws, tightening or loosening them until the laser is adjusted. Seems like a very cheap/frustrating way to adjust a sight. Why not just make a laser like a scope, with two twisting knobs, one for windage and one for elevation? You'll probably find lasers like that in the more expensive category. Finally, the battery connection is also finnicky. Often times, the laser would turn off while adjusting, making the tiny screws even more difficult.

The 92a1 just feels right; and looks right. The blow back - and that the slide locks back when there are no more BBs is great. The full auto is cool, but you empty the magazine way to fast, and your accuracy goes all over the map. Fun to demo, but I don't use it routinely.

There has been much comment about the threaded cap for the CO2 - that I think is a little excessive. Would I like it to be set up like the umarax p226 - YES, but it is straight forward, and I have had no problems

I have been using the 16 BB limit advocated by some, and have had no jams so far. I have shot about 100 BBs through it so far, and get moderately nice groupings.

Love the full auto and the realistic feel of the gun!

This pistol is very good one to have, Like the way it handles, and the action this gun has, The magazine having the seal in it instead of the gun. Easy to load and replace the co2 cartridges.

Would like to be able to change the seal out on the magazines, Maybe some kind of kit with a tool and seal you could get to replace, instead of getting another magazine when the seal go's bad.

This is a great pistol for back yard shooting,. recommend this pistol far a good time.

The gun looks good. Very realistic.

The CO2 is a nightmare to load. into the magazine. Watch out so you don't miss-tread the part that hold the CO2 in the magazine. the hex wrench is only good for the finally tightening of the CO2 or removal of the bottom to put the CO2 in. the screw on the bottom to hold the CO2 in should have been sealed off so that the hex wrench doesn't fall through the hole. Don't load more than 16 BBs or you won't get the magazine to lock in place; 18 BBs is too many. Do not shoot more than 4 mags of 16 BBs or your gun will jam!!

This gun is way overpriced for what it you are getting.

I have the real same model Firearm, side by side they are identical, full auto bursts are nice

Sights, I got two of those guns (one for my son) and both are not accurate, they are off 5~6" and nothing you can do to improve, nothing more irritating than aim at far one o'clock to hit the target. I also have a cheap $45 plastic S&W Umarex that is dead on target, go figure that out.

One of the magazines started continuously leaking due to a bad valve just after 8 canisters, I hope my other 2 mags will not do the same, at $45 a piece they should last more. Waiting on Pyramid and Umarex but I already know that they don't stock on replacement parts, so will see what they will do Pyramid and Umarex....$45 instant paper weight is not a good business

Fantastic weight! Just like original firearm, works and functions great! Would recommend highly! Thanks again!

Absolutely nothing.

Great product!