Page 3 of 6 - Beretta 92FS Reviews

It's very realistic, a bit heavy though

Sights are like the real 92, fixed front blade, rear sights only driftable for windage

If you want a realistic plinker, there are many others, just as realistic, and not quite so pticey

What everyone else says. Looks and feels like the real thing.

It's kinda pricey.

I was wondering about the accuracy - I can't seem to shoot any better than about 1.5 inches at 20 ft. Maybe it's the sights, maybe it's the gun, maybe it's me. I have a Benjamin HB22 pistol that I can do much better with.

Feel of the gun, similar to my real 92F, a bit heavier. Fun plinking gun.

Sites could be better. Would be nice to have dot sites.

Over all a fun gun to shoot.

Except fot the grips the all metal construction is impressive.Loading the cylinders both externally and into the recieving chamber is a breeze ,too bad most guns cant do that. the gun it'sself arrived on time , but the other things I have ordered a week ago have not. The Co2 chamber and pearcing cam work flawless. The fit and finish are impressive and I like the trigger , I'm expecting it will smooth out in time . I love the single an double action features.

I have only been able to run 2 co2 powerlets so far , the screw holding the barrel dissappeared. Hoping they will send me the screw and I can install it correctly. It shoots about 3+"hi @ 30 feet so I can't vouge for a pattern yet. Vertical adjustment on the rear sight would help some. The cylinder could have been a few mm deeper so that it could accept pointed ammo . A teflon/nylon coating on the cylinder might improve the seal, reduce wear.

I am usually hessitant about buying stuff on line, and the reason I bought the gun was the reviews here are glowing. With one screw falling out, I wonder about the rest . It's not like there is a viloant slide action,there is no slide action .
I hope this is resolved soon , there are other guns I'd like to get some day .
I don't care about slide action so much as I care about accuricy, power, and holding together.
I am wondering if the manufacturers ever pay attention to these reviews.

Beautifully crafted gun. Heavy, no a toy If you want to feel like you own a real 9mm, than buy this.

Trigger pull is very hard in double action. In single action, left off is unpredictable. Needs mods on the action. Does not come close to 425 fps. Needs more power. Price is to high.

I returned gun to PA for their 30 day price return guarantee. Bought a Crosman 2240. ($57.00) Did trigger and steel breach mods. Has much better power and trigger action than the Beretta.

This Beretta 92FS CO2 pistol reminds me so much of my own "real" 92FS firearm that it's uncanny. The realism is such that you were blindfolded, you almost couldn't tell the difference. I also like how it shots. It's powerful and accurate. I love this gun! It comes in a nice case too.

Nothing

While you can shoot it DO (double action), it is more accurate when you shoot it SA single action) by cocking the hammer back each shot.

This pistol looks and feel just like my actual pistol. I like that it is a repeater and shoots very accurate at 10 meters. It is ideal for my practice.

Adjustable rear sight for elevation to go along with windage adjustment.

As I said it's ideal for practice.

This is a follow up review on the Beretta 92FS Umarex now that I have had the gun for approximately a year and have shot over 10,000 rounds with it. If you own a .9mmP Beretta, this is a great airgun to have to improve your gun handling and marksmanship cheaply. The airgun is a great replica of the .9mmP, including being approximately the same weight since it is also made out of metal. I shoot the airgun indoors using high quality RWS Hobby pellets and the excellent UTG pellet target trap at 30 ft. The airgun is accurate and very efficient in CO2 usage, shooting 96 pellets per cartridge. There have been a couple of problems I have encountered with the airgun. The front sight popped off after shooting around 800 pellets. This seems to be a design problem/attachment issue (poorly attached) with the sight. I just used superglue to firmly attach the front sight to the barrel. Another issue was after about 9,000 rounds, the barrel fell off! The barrel is attached to the gun by a screw at the front just below the muzzle. The head of the screw sheared off from the constant impact when opening the gun to replace the rotary mag. I contacted Umarex Customer Service to obtain an exploded parts diagram for the Beretta 92FS to determine the broken screw part number (419.40.06.0; M3x12). The Customer Service people kindly provided the screw which enabled me to repair the gun without having to send it to Umarex. Thus, I was very pleased with the support I obtained from the Umarex Customer Service. I continue to be very impressed with the Beretta 92FS airgun and highly recommend it anyone interested in a high quality airgun.

Design a better more secure way to attach the front sight and a stronger screw to attach the barrel to the frame.

Another note of caution is when changing the cartridge be very careful not to over tighten the cylinder screw as this will damage the seal causing it to leak. Tighten only enough to make contact with the seal and then close the cylinder lock to finish inserting the cylinder. Of course always add a drop of Crosman PellGun oil on top of every fresh cartridge before inserting it into the gun.

perfect copy of my 92FS, great for practice. 80+ shots on a cartrige.

add 3 dot sights, supply chamber oil with gun.

Being new to the hobby,I was looking for a target practice pistol with the look and feel of a real Beretta 92fs. Well, I couldnt be happier,this is a high quality piece!

It does come with a case but will upgrade for a stronger one for travel.

Pyramyd Air made buying my 1st airgun a breeze! Simply outstanding service,before,during and after. I shopped around for a couple of months and these people are the the best hands down.