Page 3 - Beretta 92A1 Full-Auto Reviews

This beast looks, feels and acts more like the Beretta 92A1 than its real counterpart. Just truly amazing. The manufacturers are doing an absolutely amazing job replicating these things today, until that is, some jerk goes and ruins it by eventually causing government interaction and laws against them. Only time will tell.

Absolutely nothing. It's as close to perfect replication as it could get.

Nothing other than to recommend purchasing this bad boy. As for my accuracy rating, don't go by that because I've not had a chance to test it out yet, but based on everything else I see in this model, my confidence level is high that it would deserve a five star rating anyway.

Great air pistol. I have recommended it to my friends. I like the fill and features of the pistol. I carried an M9 Beretta in the Gulf war. The 92A1 really reminds me of the M9. Overall, this is the best air pistol in my inventory.

I would not consider a change to this pistol.

Great pistol for the price.

Full Auto

Loading of BB . Tool for cylinder.

I like the feel and weight. Great form to the grip makes to fit the hand with comfort and without the need for a grip add on

Better iron sights. Or a version with a "golden" barrel and trigger

If you're a collector, or want a gun with good weight for you
One with good accuracy as well
This is the gun for you

Detail is fantastic. Operation of the gun is easy and flawless. The blowback design adds nice realism and fun to the shooting day. The gun is accurate at about twenty feet. Shooting it on full-auto is so fun but goes by too quickly!

Make loading the magazine easier. I'm sixty years old now, so trying to pull down on the follower and lock it to the side is somewhat difficult. Include a loading device.

It's a great gun to have a lot of fun with!

I love it. I only have 6 air guns so far and this is the best one by far. Better made than the others and has a real nice feel and trigger.

Can't think of anything

Buy one and enjoy!

It's just an awesome gun the fully auto is so cool.

There is anything I could think of.

Fun to shoot

Accuracy, safety lever set screw

After several shooting rounds, one day while I was shooting in Full Auto, something flew off of the pistol. After a half hour of searching in the grass, I found that the right side safety lever had broken and flew off. I notified Umarex with some photos. Sent the pistol back and they replaced it with a new pistol under warranty. After I received the new pistol I was outside having fun, and again, the right side lever flew off. After a longggggg search in the grass, I found it. This one didn't break however. The tiny set screw that holds the lever backed out. SO, I decided to remove the set screw and put a little Blue Loctite on it. So far it seems to be holding. If you buy one of these, they are Fun. I would recommend that, right away before you even shoot it, to use some Loctite on the right safety lever screw. HINT UMAREX-Loctite please....

Looks,Weight and feel of Pistol, also like having the Hop Up feature to help with accuracy. It's also cool to have Full Auto although I won't use it much at all, waste of c02.

Maybe better Quality Control ? Gun shot 4" low and to the right !!

I had to adjust Hop Up all the way up to bring POI up. Once I did this it shot a little better but still low. I learned to have front dot sight just above the rear sight and have better control of hitting my Bullseye from 17' - 20', this took me some time to figure out. It seemed to be shooting all over the target then after so many rounds it got better for me. Loading mag is a pain but I use a very small screwdriver to bring the follower down and lock in place. Besides shooting a bit low gun is very fun to shoot now that I have better control of my aim and can shoot groups 1.5" - 2". The paint is starting to wear but I guess that happens with all blow back Pistol's ?? The only reason I kept this gun was because of Hop Up, Full Auto and I get a lot of shot's with it. It is not my go to gun I like my Colt Commander, Sig Sauer PX5 & 1911 for accuracy !!

The size, weight, and feel of this matches the firearm it replicates very well. The full auto functions delivers a ton of fun!

This model has two main faults that I have found after owning two (first had to be replace due to one of the faults). The first fault that both copies had was shooting low with a point of aim hold. The second that my first model had and I have heard of from other is there's a small linkage that switches from semi to auto. This can break and cause the gun to stay in full auto.

Accuracy is good but sights aren't true. Be willing to either add to the rear sight or remove from front sight. After adjusting to models I suggest to build up the rear sights with sugru or something similar.

The full auto and semi auto is a pretty neat addition on this pistol.

Nothing.

Fun to shoot.

Owned for a month now and have several hundred shots down range. Had to test inside because of the weather, but at 6 meters we were able to hit a 1/2 inch bulls eye every second or third shot after getting used to the gun. Sights on this gun are dead on at this close range, with easy groups tearing out the bulls eye with one magazine. On full auto it was possible to keep 15/18 within a 6 inch circle. Seems to really maintain good shot to shot power right up to CO2 depletion. We usually only get one low power shot as warning the CO2 is low; firing again usually leaves a BB in the barrel, which requires clearing. Great gun, fun to shoot.

Nothing, but take my advice and get an extra magazine; you won't regret it.

I use a 1/4 inch solid plastic rod about 4 inches long to push and lock the magazine follower spring when loading. This will save your fingers and make loading a pleasure. Also, I use a 1/8 inch, 12 inch long solid plastic rod to clear the barrel if the CO2 runs out and leaves a BB in the barrel. Just remove the mag and pull back the slide and clear the BB by inserting the rod into the end of the barrel. Plastic rod is available at most hobby shops and lumber yards.

it shoots so good

nothing

get one before they sell out

As far as co2 guns have come this is one of only a handful of guns, that I call "Real Steel" absolutely a clone when compared to actual firearm. As soon as you hold it feels like your headed to range. Excellent for tac training for maintaining shooting form and some trigger retention. The blowback is crisp , and has a very heavy recoil.Which is just one of so many more key aspects it has that are great. Now when you add in the full-auto capability it's a whole lot a fun. Tight groupings at about 15-20 ft Well made no issues with mine. It's a great gun for what I would say is underpriced. So much money saved as opposed to the money spent on actual gun ammo. If you are tac training or just as a hobby or collector, this is a must have gun.

Nothing

This gun as I said has is an extremely close replica. Excercise extreme caution when using in any outside area. Police will definitely think it's real. So be smart with the handling of it. Other than that have a great time shooting.

It appears to be a defective unit

It appears to be a defective unit

My 1st CO2 cartridge would NOT seal. It leaked out before I could get 18 shots off on full auto.

this gun is so close in how it operates and weight to a real B92 it is incredible. Double and single action are exact. Once you get oil in all the right places and maybe 100 BBs through it the trigger is great. Easily equal to a B92 w/ D spring.

Accuracy is not much. Slide is too loose on the frame but that is easily fixed. Barrel is too loose in the slide but can be improved w/ some work. this is my second one. I broke the right side safety wing off the first. But I use this to practice my draw and first shot (in DA) for local IDPA. That break was after approximately 4000 BBs of which probably 3500 were one shot and then decock it. That first gun still shoots just fine but you have to decock it by pulling the trigger and lowering the hammer w/ you other hand.

The heft, feel, balance, accuracy, and YES the FULL AUTO feature. You KNOW you don't have a toy in your hands! It's loads & loads of fun, (and CO2, and BBs, and Shoot 'n' See targets...)! Extra clips are nice too but a speed loader lets you refill the BBs in seconds. This is my second 92A1, when I saw the X-mas sale price of $99.95 I couldn't pass it up! Even so, it is well worth the money at the full price. And I was considering adding another to my collection, the sale just cinched it. This is one purchase I GUARANTY you will not regret making!

This goes for the majority of the CO2 pistols on the market: I would tone down some of the blocks of white lettering by making them a gray color. I would also change the color of the dots on the semi/auto switch, being dark gray they can be hard to find in low light. I'd make them a brighter color, like white.

Extra clips, CO2, and BBs are a must. Shoot 'n' See Targets are nice too!

This thing is loads of fun to shoot, it looks amazing and has great weight to it! Exact replica of the real deal!

I would change the the notch to catch the spring on the magazine, tough to pull down. Im also not a huge fan on the matte black paint job as it is easily scratched.

Take care of it, shoot it in full auto but dont only shoot in that mode as it will most likely wear the gun down and the functionality of it.

Pretty much everything. Has good weight and looks real. Shoots great. I like the full auto, a lot of fun.

I like it just the way it is.

Kind of heavy, large grip but that's why it feels so real.

Feels like a real gun and is very accurate with a laser sight on it.

Needs adjustable sight on it or proper fixed sights to begin with. Accuracy is terrible, it shoots 3 to 4 inches low and if you want to hit your target you have to aim that much higher and cover up your target with the gun so you can't see what you trying to hit. The magazine is the worst I have ever seen. Very hard to latch onto the bb follower to slide it down into lock so it can be reloaded. There isn't much to grab onto. I don't know how this gun got off the test range like it is.

I could live with the lousy magazine design if the gun would shoot to Point of Aim, not 4 inches lower. It shoots a very nice tight group but way to low. I didn't think a bb could be as accurate as this is with the laser on it. I shoot at 15 feet. Techs said it's designed to shoot at 30 feet. I only have 20 feet to shoot at. I moved back there to see if the bb would rise more but the guns shoot even lower than at 15 feet. I tried 30 feet at the indoor range and they shot even lower, about 7 inches. I have had 3 of these guns now and sent two of them back already. I am sending one back for exchange to see if I get one better than shooting 4 inches low. I kept one that has a laser sight on it so I'll have also one for iron sight shooting. I wonder if the manufacturer even tested these? How could they let these guns out like this. Very bad design.