Page 8 - Beretta PX4 Reviews

Realistic looks coupled with great balance and feel. A pleasure to shoot. Loading pellets was a snap. Reversible clip! Overall super quality item.

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I bought my Beretta PX4 from Pyramyd Air. I had the test done and bought the case from here as well. Super fast shipping. Perfect item! Find every kind of review on the Beretta PX4 on youtube. They will have you up and target practicing in no time with little effort. Also, don't forget the helpful reviews right here. Use high quality pellets for better accuracy. Don't forget CO2, ammo and oil. Good luck These are not toys! Adult supervision at all times.

Strong blowback. I like the magazine design and that it can use pellets. The trigger is smooth. Realistic weight and feel.

Better sights would likely improve the accuracy.

This is a fun gun to shoot. I enjoy using it most at around 15ft.

this is a great action pistol. Great magazine...powerful blowback and fps. Some people complain about accuracy but mine repeatedly hit a coffee can at 40 yards, firing at a fairly quick pace. The look and feel of the px4 storm is close to perfection. It's beautiful , just like the real thing. Set up a safe tactical obstacle course and have the time of your life.

Like everyone else I would go right out and buy a third if there was a working slide catch. I wish these action pistols could easily be modded for hpa. Sometimes the twist for the co2 can be really hard to release after shooting. I once had to open mine with vise grips and a hammer.

I've bought two. The first I got new and was so pleased that I decided to keep it in good condition and buy a refurbished one for casual plinking. To my surprise, the refurbished gun seemed to have even more power. I love this gun and hope umarex keeps building new lines of replicas.

The realistic look. Every one that sees it think it is a real fire arm. I like the finish, the blow back action. Definitely a very good trainning hand gun for someone with out experience.

Make the magazine go all the way flat with the air tube compressor. The safety is hard to move. I would like to have the original safety work

It has been a pretty accurte gun to me. I have been shutting WRS pellets and standing on my feets I have put all my pellets in a 4 inches diameter at 10 meters without the help of a laser point nor nothig else. It is fun to shut so I go over two magazines very fast. the air charge has been good for about 48 shots. Hey, for 85 bucks what else do you want!!!

An incredible replica of the actual firearm ! It reeks of Beretta's high quality. The blowback feature with moving slide and semi-auto action is nothing short of incredible! She kicks like a mule, and bites like a crocodile. My favourite airgun out of the six CO2 pistols that I have bought so far, for my collection. Would've been happy to purchase my guns from Pyramydair, but they can't ship to Canada, however they CAN ship airgun accessories. They are a class act and the BEST airgun site on the web. Their reviews help me decide which airgun to purchase next.

Have the slide lock back after each 8 shots in the magazine are fired. Up the velocity to 480, like the Elite, but I guess that would reduce the blowback (kick) a lot, and the realistic recoil is the PX 4's BEST feature.

Get one (or better,two) Sell the farm if you have to...because THIS gun is a BLAST !!!

Weight, dimensions, and overall feel are very close to its namesake firearm. The blowback is pretty cool.

Adjustable sights for sure!! The cartridge tightening system needs to allow a little more room to rotate the seating cup.

I am really disappointed in the accuracy. Shoots 3 high and 2 right at 5yds. The groups at that distance aren't too bad, but out to 8yds, it gets ugly. All in all, a fun gun. Matches up extremely well with the PX4 9mm.

The gun looks and feels nice

the way the co2 goes in and tightens

My opinion is that this gun is not accurate. Not only is the sight off but even after you figure out how you need to adjust for the sight it still shoots all over the place. This is with pellets and steel bb's alike

Liked the blowback action and weight.

Adjustable sights.

Not very accurate. 5 yo 6" low and 2" to the left. Maybe better with different pellets.

Really like the weight, and the fact it's all metal. Feels real comfortable to shoot. Especially like the magazines that hold 16 rounds.

Don't like the fact that the sights front and rear are fixed. Would definitely benefit from a moveable rear sight. The one I have is really, really off. And I have to compensate every shot because of that.

I've found up to this point that the Diablo Basics seem to work best for me. I tried Beeman H & N Match wadcutters, fall out of the clip. Too small to stay in the holes of the clip. So when you use up 8 shots on one side; when you flip the clip around for the other 8 several will have fallen out.

Great little plinker. Blowback is fun if unnecessary, really like the fit and finish, the weight in the hand. Makes be want to look at the real gun, which I hadn't considered for purchase before. Very comfortable and pointable. The dual magazine is pretty cool as well.

Stiff/poor safety controls and an absolutely *terrible* trigger. Would also like to at least see the real sights adjustable for windage.

Not the same quality as the higher-end Umarexs, but an interesting air gun in it's own right. Worth owning, just don't expect much in terms of accuracy.

Excellent gun. Enjoy shooting it and found it very accurate. I haven't tried BB's yet but pellets work great.

Replacing CO2 a little fussy. Several time had to retighten the screw and then turn the power back on. Mag Clip release seems to release too easy. Several times the pelllets have jammed?? Not sure why but were bent on edge when whern mag was removed??

Really enjoy plinking with this gun. When using pellets make sure you hold the mag with the pellets point facing down. I think this may be the reason I have had bent ones and not feeding.

Fun gun,I can shoot it all day.Nice for some indoor shooting,I have a large basement with two rooms a nd one is dirt so it's great for that.I have two clips and I will buy two more.It gets about four clips per co2 and loadind the clips takes alot longer then shooting them off!The feel is great.

nothing not already mentioned.i would make a cap or somthing to go over the clip so the bottom is flush.Alot of play in the trigger that I diddn't like and a working slide lock should be on it,I've bought $10 airsoft with that working before.

buy alot of co2 and pellets it's fun to shoot and they go quick!Stick with pellets,no bb's.I've shot around 2500 pellets through it the only kind that diddn't have a hang up or two were the beeman coated hollow points.They shoot great and they are pretty cheap.

Look and feel of the real thing Blowback action Fairly Accurate 3 Full Mags (48 pellets) on a single 12g powerlet

Adjustable sights

Out of the box, loaded up a CO2 powerlet and pellets, set up a 9"x9" Crosman Pellet Trap in my basement, and from 21ft I never missed the trap. 4" groups with Beeman .177 Coated Wadcutters, no jams in 6 full mags. I am more accurate with my 9mm handgun but then again, there is far more uniformity in ammo and propellant. The PX4 Storm is a perfect complement allowing me to practice at home, in my basement, instead of going to the range and for a lot less money!

I was impressed with the weight and the comfort feel of the pistol as well as the quality. For the price was an exceptional deal, I was able to buy 2 clips, pellets & 40 C02 cartridges for under $140.00. The blowback felt similar to the real deal & I recommend it highly to buy this pistol you won't regret it.

The 16 shot mag is plastic, should've made it a metal but overall I give it a passing grade.

Buy 2 extra mags & enjoy your time of plinking!

The Beretta pistol was sturdy some type metal with real kick on firing with the blowback action .The pistol had a life like weight , easy to load both sides of magazine having arrows on the magazine to make shure of proper load and insertion the magazine worked great with no stickyness ,fired a lot of pellets with no jams, the magazine release button worked great everytime. Haven't tried BBs.Used the bulk air cylinders and had many shots with one cylinder ,the gas cylinder had a screw to tighten inside the handle of the pistol working for a good fit allowing for piercing with proper pressure using bottom of the handle twist to secure.The safety on the right of frame worked great.The repeat firing was great but had to pause a bit between firing ran out of air if not doing this.The rifling in the barrel was a great extra.

Wouldn't change a thing a great air pistol

Upon opening the package the screw that adjusts the air cylinder in the handle dropped out and didn't know it was needed untill I put the air cylinder in and it wouldn't tighten.Found it on the floor. Only a finger tightness is needed to seat the gas cylinder don't over tighten making shure both adjustments are used .Set the space with the screw in handle for the gas cylinder with the adjustment on butt of pistol. Set the cylinder tightness for piercing where when full tighting on butt of pistol can be done. I couldn't find anything on the screw that fell out on floor for tightening the gas cylinder then found had to figger it out .The gun want work without it maybe a safety factor added by manufacturer.

FROM GERRY USA SLIDE IS NICE THAT ALL

ARYTING YOU CANT SHUT RAPITFARE YOU GO FROM 380 FPS TO 30 FPS AFTER 4 SHOT I DID NOT LIKE THE GUN AT ALL

DO NOT BUY DIS GUN

Fun factor, blow-back, weight, look, double/single action, good number of shots per CO2 cartridge, quality

Sight should be adjustable, better magazine feed, better accuracy

The gun shoots about 3 inches high and 2/12 inches to the left. It also has terrible accuracy with BBs, but gets descent accuracy with 8gr wadcutters and a laser sight. It misfires 2 or 3 times with each magazine load, both with BBs and pellets. The recoil causes a BB to drop from the magazine, but it's fine with pellets. The obvious solution is to load only 15 BBs. The quality is great. I've fired over 6,000 shots with no serious problems. The weight, look and blow-back are fairly realistic, and the fun factor is awesome. I average around 80 good shots with each CO2 cartridge. The gun is best utilized for rapid fire and double tap training where multiple targets are engaged. It's not accurate enough for precision target practice. I shoot mine inside usually from about 7 yards; I would suspect the maximum effective range to be around 10 yards. I would buy the gun again. I am a retired police officer and former firearms instructor.

WOW GREAT pistol. The fact that it shoots both pellets and BBs is a real plus. Weight and feel are like my Ruger SR9. I bought this to use for developing my point and shoot technique without going to the firing range and shooting up a lot of 9mm ammo. I shoot at 4 inch square cardboard boxes loaded with cardboard packing, placed a distance of twenty feet. Three inch stick-on targets are placed on four sides of the boxes to indicate hits, makes seeing your hits easier. I find I can shoot 48 shots rapidly and accurately, (eight magazines of eight shots each) before needing to change the CO2 cartridge. I shoot two and three shot bursts. The blowback action doesn't allow for more shots. The blowback action is cool but not as real to the shooter as a real gun. The BBs are not quite as accurate as pellets but nevertheless are adequate for practice. Making soda cans dance is fun too! As Ed Mcgivern, who at one time was the fastest gun in the United States once said, "Start with a whole boxcar of ammunition." That means buy a lot of ammo, and practice, practice, practice!

The cover for CO2 cartridge should be made larger. After shooting through a couple of Crosman CO2 cartridges one wouldn’t come out because I was told by the factory that the neck on those cartridges are larger than the Walther CO2 cartridges. I found that if I twist the CO2 Cylinder lock 3/4s of a turn instead of a 1/4 turn as indicated in the manual the Crosman CO2 cartridges come out much easier.

Buy at least three extra magazines. Buy a lot of ammo, BBs, and CO2 cartridges! Recommend the Swiss Arms 2 Pistol Soft Pistol Case w/carry Handle, Black. There is room in this case for documentation, ammo, extra CO2 cartridges, and Pellgun oil. I bought a cheap six dollar compact camera case and use it to hold ten CO2 cartridges in the zip-up pocket of the case. If anyone is interested in the 4 inch cardboard boxes they can be obtained at ULine along with the cardboard CORRUGATED WRAP packing which comes in 3 inch strips on a 250 ft reel, six reels minimum. The boxes are $0.15 or $15.00 per hundred. It takes a hundred to use up the six reels of packing. Cost per box is about $0.70. The corrugated wrap is tightly wound to fit snugly in each box. Extra wrap is folded to take up the ¾ inch of space at the top of each box. Each box is held closed by a cheap brand of Scotch like Magic tape. I place target spots on all four sides of the boxes. Each box will absorb at least a thousand hits if not more. Shooting at cans can be hazardous since they develop sharp edges after a number of hits. I use the Birchwood Casey Target Spots Pack, 132 Bullseye Targets, (Florescent Orange) or Birchwood Casey Shoot-N-C Bullseye Assortment Pack, 110ct, available at PyramydAir.

excellent quality fast shipping I would buy more for my collection

Almost everything! The gun is very accurate with pellets, a little less so with BBs, the blowback action is a plus, the fact that it handles both BBs and pellets makes it an excellent value for the money. The trigger is smooth and you can tell when the gun is ready to fire. Double/Single action. The weight feels almost like my Ruger SR9.

The cover for installing the CO2 power cartridge is too small. If you use the Walther CO2 power cartridges which are a little smaller in the neck, the cartridges can be removed quite easily. If you use the Crosman CO2 powerlets which are larger in the neck you will need a little tool or knife blade to assist in removing the powerlet. The safety is a little hard to change from safe to fire, not a one finger operation, that's just minor.

I can run three magazines through on one CO2 powerlet. Thats 48 shots. Buy at least two extra magazines.