Beretta 92FS Green Gas Full Metal pistol

-Trades -Full Metal -Great accuracy -Two mags per gas fill (70 degree weather) -Best M9 you can get for the money (this is a KJW M9, the one without trades is about 100 dollars) -Nice blowback action -No missfeeds -Field strip is great (recoil spring doesnt fly out like in the KWA)

-This gun does not come with a de-cocking safety (fix it KJW) -The magazine clanks a bit in the grip -Slide/barrel wobbles a bit when shaken -I prefer a matt finish over gloss -Hop up adjustment uses a hex key (you have to field strip to access it)

Before you use this gun for the first time, take it apart, clean up all the oil with a non linting cloth, and then re-oil it (you must use 100% silicone oil, make sure it doesnt have petrolium distillates, or any other additives). The stock oiling job isn't very good, the action was pretty rough right out of the box (but when oiled, it is silky smooth).

This is the best M9 you can get for the price. The only reason this one costs ~130 is because it has real trades. The KJW M9 is identicle to this one, minus the beretta trades.

The KWA M9 PTP is superior to this one in pretty much every way, but it does cost a bit more (150 instead of 100/130)

With a few exceptions (the shape of the magazine floorplate, the presence of the Beretta logo on the grip scales, and the white etched markings all over the place) this pistol is identical in appearance to my issued Beretta M9. The scale logos and floorplate is true to the 92FS model. This pistol even disassembles like the real thing, except for minor variations in the spring guide rod required for airsoft loading and hop-up functions. I recommend it for anyone looking for a realistic training tool.

For added realism, I would remove the extraneous etched markings, make the lanyard retention ring out of metal instead of plastic, and allow the ambidextrous safety to accurately function as a de-cocking lever. The safety also does not engage unless it is pressed hard into the down position. Additionally, the thick coating of paint over the barrel detracts heavily from its realism - I would suggest recasting it in a different alloy than the one used here.

Relatively accurate weight and handling, fun for use as an airsoft plinker or for weapon handling drills.

all metal

grips to metal

need to replace gas every 2 mags thats 50 shots

FIRST OF ALL THIS IS A VERY WELL MADE PISTOLAND , THIS IS WHAT I FOUND AFTER TAKING THE PISTOL COMPLETELY APART. THE MUZZEL PISTON IS A WELL MADE SEAL WITH DUAL SPRING MUZZEL RETURN. THE TRIGGER PULL IS JUST RIGHT FOR ACCRUACY. THE BAREEL HAS DECENT TIGHTNESS TO ALLOW MORE POWER BEHIND THE BB.I HAVE UPGRADED THE RECOIL AND TRIGGER SPRINGS TO 150% FROM A AFTERMARKET SOURCE WHICH INCREASED THE FPS. NOW THE PISTOL SHOOT MORE ACCRUATE WITH MORE BEHIND A HEAVIER GRAM BB SUCH AS A .30 GRAM. WITH MINOR IMPROVEMENTS ON JUST THE SPRINGS HAVE MADE THIS PISTOL A WORTHY AIRSOFT COMPETITOR.

I WOULD CHANGE THE NOZZEL TO A HIGH FLOW NOZZEL. THE RECOIL AND TRIGGER SPRINGS TO AT LEAST 150% AND, ADD A 6.01 MM PRECISION BARREL FOR EXTREME ACCRUACY. THE MARKINGS ON THE PISTOL SHOULD BE LASER ETCHED IN TO ENHANCE THE LOOK OF THE GUN. THE OUTER BARREL HAS A LITTLE MOVEMENT WHICH COULD EFFECT THE ACCCRUACY. SUGGEST ADDING A PART THAT WILL KEEP THE BARREL STABLE WITH OUT ANY MOVEMENT DURING FIRING. OVERALL THIS IS A DECENT MADE PISTOL

IN MY OPPINION, THIS PISTOL IS VERY RELIABLE WITHOUT ANY UPGRADES. THIS PISTOL HAS SIMILAR FEEL AND WEIGHT TO MY REAL BERRETA. AND THE ONE I USED IN THE MILITARY. SO I DO RECCOMMEND BUYING THIS PISTOL FOR CLOSE QUARTER FIGHTING AND UP TO 80 FEET .

FEELS LIKE THE REAL DEAL. GREAT TRAINING TOOL IN CLOSE QUARTER COMBAT.

CHANGE THE BLUE NOZZLE INSIDE THE BREECH TO METAL OR THE COLOR OF METAL FOR EXTRA ADDED REALISM

BUY PLENTY OF MAGAZINES THIS GUN IS FUN TO SHOOT.

Its full metal and has a nice recoil! The gun is very accurate and shoots really hard. The magazine holds 25 rounds and can go through several reloads before having to fill it with gas again.

Nothing i can think of.

Buy a propane adaptor and a spare magazine.

Nice finish, good balance, accurate

Fully adjustable sights would be nice

Mags are a little finicky to fill w/ propane

Very close to the real thing in weight. My 96D weighs 33-1/4Oz empty, the gas gun is 31Oz. The DA trigger pull weight is close also. My highly modified 96D is 6-1/2# (DAO) and the gas gun is 5# on double action. Since I bought this thing for dry fire practice, it is performing very well for me.

Offer a DAO (double action only) version to match that version of the 96D.

the heaviness and trademarks and it's not CO2 cartridges. Yay for green gas!

wood or rubber grips. Not a big deal.

Pyramydair is great! They sent it shipped in 2 days!!

Good overall weight and blanace. Accurate out of the box. Most of the trademarks are identical to my real steel counterpart. DA Trigger squeeze is remarkably similar to the real deal. The stock mag has a nice gas nipple that mates perfectly with my propane tank adaptor. almost no overflow during fills.

The slide is slightly thicker than a real stock beretta, meaning that there is resistance sliding it into a Serpa holster, and it is harder to pullout. Most annoyingly the safety is not a decock like on the real deal. Safeing the weapon leaves the hammer back making it almost impossible to get a first round DA pull.

A good realistic training weapon for those of us who use the real thing for work. Balance is opposite of the real thing witht he mag removed since most of the weight is in the mag. Although listed as Cybergun, the markings on the body indicate it is manufactured by Western Arms.