Beretta 92A1 Full-Auto Reviews

Well made piece of air pistol. Firmly made, looks and feels great.

Good luck and feel of the handgun

The build quality is terrible. After about 4 CO2 cartridges it started automatically going into Auto fire. As soon as I put a new clip it would empty the clip immediately without me pulling the trigger. Extremely dangerous. The sites are off about two and a half inches. Impossible to adjust. I was glad that I was alone when it started doing the crazy misfire.

I have many replica handguns. This one is extremely dangerous and you should stay away from it. I wish to state again that the build quality is terrible and this gun is extremely dangerous. I was so shocked and disappointed by this handgun that I just immediately took it apart and threw it away. So please do yourself a favor and stay away from this gun. I was extremely disappointed by Umarex. And if I was pyramid Air I would not carry this gun.

Really cool gun to plink with..Auto will make you smile every time...I guess that's why they call it the" FUN " switch... Very well made.

White lettering on the gun..

Top Gun in my arsenal!

Excellent construction and craftsmanship. Blowback feature adds to realistic training. Accuracy on par at 7 yards. Same size and approximate weight as my Beretta M9 and M9-22. Fits in the same holster rig set-up as my real pistols. Use for backyard training and plinking when I can't make it to the range. Economically viable when availability and price of real ammunition restricts trigger time. Great on my retirement budget.

Remove the full auto function. A version in simulated Stainless Steel with fiber optic front sight and adjustable rear sight to clone as my Beretta 92X Performance would be a must purhase.

Ordered two extra magazines to practice reloading technique. A must for training.

Built well accuracy sucks but full auto makes up for that

The overall appearance and the realistic weight and feel to it and the accuracy is pretty darn good for a smooth barrel, also wait to you switch to the full auto it will certainly put a WOW SMILE ON YOUR FACE, buy one you won be disappointed.

Absolutely NOTHING

NO

Very nice replica

None

I've been looking at this pistol for awhile, not sure if should get it. Well I finally bought it and I have been having a blast with it. It's even fun in semi auto. I don't like bb guns, I like pellet guns. I made an exception for this pistol and the Crosman R1 and the DPMS SBR. Accuracy is great but sometimes you just got to spray and pray!

Adjustable rear sight and a tab on the magazine spring follower. I have to keep a small screwdriver in my pocket for pulling the spring back.

This thing really rocks on full auto so I cleaned the barrel and put a thin layer of moly grease on all the wear surfaces. It's shooting smooth as butter and no stoppages. I recommend that you get one too.

The feeling and working of this gun is the same as the real thing.

Easier to load the BBs

Shooting it on full auto is a real blast!!!

this is a fun Co2 gun, works great!! Nice fit & finish.

nothing

you will go thru a lot of Co2 cartridges and BB's. But HEY its full auto!!

Full auto is fun.

Magazine tab is too small. Needed a small screwdriver to pull it back.

I've owned this for about 2 years and feel I need to update my verdict based on continued use and the issues I've encountered. First though, this really is quite a beautiful, wildly accurate replica of a Beretta 92. The loaded weight is about the same. It field strips identically to the real 92. Everything but the grip plates are finely milled steel. The blowback effect is very weighty & realistic. Most of all, the option to fire full-auto is a blast. Also it goes without saying this is a Beretta 92 design- many including John Woo himself have stated the 92 is not only the most beautiful modern pistol, it's the only one worthy of screen time since, as Woo put it "every other gun just looks ugly, flimsy or cheap"

There's an issue with the occasional BB getting lodged deep inside the rear upper slide where it's very difficult to see and it pushes against the "firing pin" so it wont slide into the socket near the barrel, making the slide stick halfway open. Once I finally found that stuck BB I was able to remove it without damage, but more recently a tiny internal spring got caught & bent/ stretched to the point of making the gun completely inoperable. It may have been a mistake for me to strip the weapon down regularly to clean, since SO many small parts become vulnerable to accidental touch. Also, the magazines only hold 18 rounds. Extra mags cost $45 each too. Don't leave open pressurized CO2 bottles in magazines. The seals will deteriorate.

It's definitely worth a buy if you can be careful & take good care of it, just don't expect dead-accuracy or high velocity

Well-built and solid in feel and action. Accurate in both simiautomatic and automatic modes. Efficient in comparison to other blowback pistols: 4 to 5 full magazines of shots per capsule even in cooler conditions. I bought, tested, and returned the Barra 009 full auto blowback pistol. And I found that I not only enjoyed shooting the Beretta much more (because it is more accurate and feels more solid as it shoots), but that I also could shoot it twice and long without having to replace the CO2.

Given the price point, I cannot think of anything realistically to ask for or wish.

For realistic look and feel, for versatility of use (both semiauto and full auto), and for value for money (both in initial purchase and cost-of-ownership), you cannot go wrong with this pistol. It Is absolutely my favorite BB pistol.

Great gun

Nothing

Awesome replica and training pistol. + Like the fun switch

Being able to insert mag with slide closed.

Great pistol, I kind of want to buy a second one

Realistic look and feel

Add extra mags

Lots of fun

very cool fun to shoot

no

fun to shoot

Looks awesome. Feels awesome. Full auto awesome.

BETTER QA/QC. Before I even loaded the mag, the right safety tab fell off. I thought it had broke. I was BUMMED. Researching it, I found a lot of people had had the same problem. Upon magnified inspection, it looked like a pin might have sheared. But it was actually a hex set screw covered in manufacturing detritus. A little cleaning and fiddling, and the right safety was reattached more firmly. No reappearance of the problem . . . yet. BETTER DESIGN The safety/decocker is a [email protected] shoot. If you follow certain steps, you can "fire" the weapon with the safety ON. YIPES! Once I encountered the problem, I was verifying the steps when the safety lever fell off (noted above). There is a YT video from a disgruntled customer (not me) explaining it. You can even accidentally dump a full CO2 cartridge with the safety "on". Forewarned is forearmed. This is NOT A TOY to be handed to others without a lot of training/supervision.

It's best not to wander off the beaten path of recommended usage with this unit. I suppose it's too much to expect a realistic replica to function as well as the real deal. I get that. But the safety issue is serious. "You'll shoot yer eye out, kid."

The only thing I liked about this Air Pistol is that it looks like the real firearm.

I went through 4 of these in 1 year. This air pistol is total garbage that is built overseas. The first one the slide froze on. The second & third ones the trigger mechanism broke. The fourth one the safety was defective when I received it. I will never buy another Beretta 92A1 Air Pistol.

Overall a very nice BB gun pistol with full auto mode which always makes friends smile. This is my first co2 BB pistol and was recommended by pyramydAir. Great choice and fun for the wife and I can shoot until 9mm ammo $$$$ is affordable again.

The Accuracy always hits right and low, the BB magazine allows for the spring pusher rod to get stuck in the reload hole unless you push it down away from hole. Or just use 16 BB's problem solved

The accuracy on mine shoots right and low, having industrial mechanical background I was able to use a .007 feeler gauge from my tool box cut a .075" long piece. I then pulled slide off gun installed using friction only to hold in place at the front where barrel slides through, I then Used silicone gun grease on barrel and put everything back together. Works perfectly and shoots like a target gun at 21'. Two inch Groupings!!!