Page 5 - Beretta 92A1 Full-Auto Reviews

Very similar to original,

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Black paint come off at break in.

Heft. Feel. Weight. Trigger. SA trigger pull. Accessory rail.

A more definite BB loading mechanism "catch" that is easier to engage and disengage. It can come loose and you have to secure it all over again.

I don't own a Beretta (but I do own a Girsan clone of a Beretta and superior to that Beretta) but reports have it that it is an accurate rendition and extremely close to the firearm. That is compelling.

I liked the weight and fell of the gun. I feels just like I would imagine the real piece would. Has a powerful blowback.

Adjustable sites would be nice considering the gun isn't all that accurate.

The gun just isn't made well at all, and has lots of mechanical flaws. The first one I purchased developed a seal leak in the magazine after only a few uses. There was also a leak coming from somewhere inside the barrel. I sent it back for a new one without incident. The second one was worse. The magazine would fall to the floor whenever I would shoot it because it would not lock into place properly. ASlso, the full auto/semi auto switch never worked right. I would shoot in full auto all the time. I finally tossed it.

The feel, heft, and operation of this gun is really nice. The giggle switch full auto is fun, though I don't use it a lot. It is just a fun all around gun to shoot. For a gun with blowback this strong it is actually very efficient. Given several minutes to warm back up before shooting again I have gotten 5 magazines (loaded at 16 bbs per) on one powerlet, and was 1/2 way through 6 when it couldn't re-cock anymore.

The bb follower in the magazine is a little hard to operate at first until you learn the trick. The paint is pretty soft, and the CO2 piercing/cap on the mag is easy to cross thread or strip the hex key socket (shallow when a powerlet is in place.) No windage adjustment.

The soft paint isn't really that big a deal to me, kind of gives it a well used look. Using a small allen to push down and engage the bb follower makes this really easy. I made some pen tube speed loaders and I can reload these in seconds. Spare magazines are a little expensive but that's the nature of the good replica guns with the valve in the mag. Be careful starting the piercing screw/cap, it sits at an angle and is recessed so it takes some attention. I have had one mag valve freeze in a cold climate after full auto and vent. Once it warmed back up it was fine. My biggest issue was that the POI was way off to the point of not fun to shoot. About 2" high and 7" right of the bull at 19'. I added an inexpensive clamp on top rail and reflex sight. Can't holster it that way but it will shoot 1" groups at more than 20' now. I have probably 500 shots through it and it's become one of my favorite guns to shoot. For an 18-25' range can killer it's a bllast.

Full metal replica that has a good weight, feel and look. The full auto feature is really great and in this selection will empty the 18rd mag in a second if not less. The rate of fire is impressive.

I would like a better way to load the magazine, though I have had co2 pistols with similar loading designs in the past so its not too bad.

It is really best to use Umarex bb's and co2 (higher quality and tighter tolerances). I would recommend buying a second magazine also.

Nice piece for a collection. The weight and feel is identical to the real gun even when firing it's a very similar feel. Full auto is a blast. Like i said before nice piece for a collection.

something ain't right...the safety disengages by pulling trigger sometimes...The magazine doesn't lock right sometimes and I just pulled it out of the box, fired about 50 rounds. The slide is a bit tough and the hammer doesn't align right sometimes. Once again something ain't right will update in a month.

Not very accurate but that's not why I purchased. The automatic feature is a BLAST. I know this piece will eventually be high maintenance if used regularly that's why it's a nice collector piece...fire it once in a while and put it away otherwise get familiar with it because you will need to strip it often.

realistic look and feel ,loved the full auto one of the funnest air guns I have shot

make the clip easier to work and improve c02 loading if you lose the allen wrench your done

c02 seal started leaking almost immediately quick fix with O-rings from lowes

I like the weight and feel. Easy to clean and lube.

A little better way to load the BB's. Its a real finger nail eater. Adjustable sights

Only had it a couple months and the mag is leaking air. I use the Pella gun oil on every CO2 bottle. Worked flawless until today. Filled the BB's then went to install the CO2 and it started to leak off. Thought maybe first bottle was flawed, tried another then another. Kinda disappointed. I see where others have said the same thing about the air leak. I have only put about 200-250 BB's thru it and treated it just like the real deal. Really liked it till today.

It is very good pistol

design and balance

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you can see why this was picked as a 1911 replacement. The best feeling air pistol I own

Very realistic feel.

Needs adjustable sights. Should be more accurate for good practice feedback.

Fromm what I have seen, the materials included have been greatly reduced. Earlier shipments included CO2 and some basic. Now you get the pistol and a hexadecimal key. Marketing?

Identical to the real gun in terms of looks, weight, trigger, safety, DA/SA, and more. Full auto is plain FUN!

Finish on the safety wears quickly.

Get a Swiss Arms 263877 Rail Micro Laser for bullseye shooting. The gun shoots low and sights are not adjustable - okay for quick draw and firearm drill training. Get a small Allen wrench to pull the BB follower when loading.

Size and weight real close to the real thing. The full auto is fun to see and hear. I've seen where others complained about leaking, I have none so far. Before first shot was fired, I broke it down and cleaned and lubed well. Dropped a drop or 2 of the Pella gun oil on top of CO2, loaded bb's and started shooting.

Would have been nice to see adjustable sights. You wont win any marksman awards with this one. No more than I shot it today, I can already see wear spots along safety and around the slide. Just getting the slide to remove was a pain. Took several tries to get it to slide completely off gun. Something isnt completely right. Keep in mind its a fun lil BB gun, its not the real thing where tolerances are tight.

BUY LOTS OF CO2. You will need it. I had no leakage problems like others have mentioned, but I havent had this gun 12 hours yet, maybe fired 50 rounds and I am into my 3rd CO2 bottle. Only used the full auto twice. Drastic drop off of accuracy after about 2nd fill of BB's. Others had problems loading mag, I had none. The tab is a little hard to catch for filling, but once I figured it out it was easy. I loaded mine with a pen style auto loader. It is a fun gun by about all measure. Bounce for the ounce, I would say its pretty good. I will update this after a month of shooting.

the weight,design and attention to detail are excellent

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most comfortable gun I own

Great weight and feel. Good blow back. Gun looks great.

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Rear sights and or a slide to mount rear sights to on existing guns like the 92 and 84 . They could make a killing on slides and sights as add ons

I really liked the heft of the pistol, and full auto is a kick in the pants. Trigger pull is firm but not to much so.

A better way to tighten the piercing screw. It can be a bit cumbersome until you have done it a few times. Also, the way the slide on the magazine is very difficult to pull down and lock, to put the bbs in. All minor irritants, nothing to make a big deal about.

Buy extra magazines.

Auto function is insane function

Excellent replica, maybe the best. Fun to shoot and easiest to load mag of all the guns I have (I have many!). Semi Auto is a joy, FULL AUTO is insane. I defy you not to giggle and smile.

The price of the mags, that's all.

If this gun was offered as a packaged deal like others with an extra mag, I would buy more.

The feel is just like the real deal great for training at a fraction of the price. It's full auto how can you not like that....

Mag leaked CO2 constantly on mine so I sent it back. Also loading mag while not in battery causes jams with low ricochet BB's

If your using the low ricochet BB's you can not load the magazine into the pistol unless the slide is locked back. Loading a full mag with low ricochet BB's in the Tap it and Rack it style will cause the BB to deform in the mag and jam. No bueno Carlos. Nothing brings the show to a grinding hault like a deformed BB. Also like other BB guns if you rack it and then holster the weapon the BB will roll right out the barrel.

Just received this a couple days ago. Took it out and was pleasantly surprised how well this pistol is made. The weight and materials are top notch. Every function works as advertised. I read some reviews about poor accuracy but the one I received is a tack driver right from the box. I shoot at 3 inch shoot n see targets at 20 ft and can put all 18 rds on it with a bunch in the bull. Not bad for a smooth bore pistol. I'm training my wife about gun safety and target shooting, this is a fantastic training aid as it functions just like the real thing, she'll be outshooting me in no time.If your a Berretta fan, get this one, you'll love it.The full auto is fun but not practical, buy lots of bb's and CO2, Your not going to want to put this thing down.

As other reviews have stated, the Mag is a real pain in the fingernail to load. A slightly larger button to compress the spring would do wonders, like on the Colt Commander Mags. The white dots on the sights could be a little bigger also, especially on the front blade. It's half the size of the rear dots.

As I,ve only had this a couple days, I will report on any problems i encounter but if first impressions mean anything, this pistol it a winner.THANKS UMAREX AND BERETTA