Beretta M9A3 Reviews

It feels very good in the hand. The slide isn't some crappy weak slide, it's metal. I like the threaded muzzle And I believe the front sight is removable.

The point of impact of this thing at 10 or less yards is so low. And it seems the hop-up does nothing. I haven't tried it at longer ranges, but you would think hop-up would work close as well., but not a bit. And the manual doesn't say which way is more or less on the hop-up.

Power & accuracy

Bigger mag.

The way gun performed was fantastic. Weight and feel very good. A very nice looking gun. Accuracy was good.

not a thing.

If been considering go ahead and buy.

Really good gun, huge fan of the Beretta, very comfy in the hand, nice desert color, firing it has a nice kick back, easy access safety and single to auto fire, have a nice weight to it. Little hard to pull the spring back to feed it BBs and replace the Co2 tank, the gun is weird for me to calibrate when aiming compare to my other hand guns I have like the Glock 17 or Snub nose revolver, and this thing has the worse possible Co2 usages I have seen for a pistol, You have to replace the Co2 after every 2 - 3 reloads, and using full auto all at once uses up 1 entire 12g Co2 tank

Improve the usages of the Co2 canisters

Amazing weapon, love it, but be ready to eat a lot of Co2 canisters on regular uses

This is my second purchase of this model, one for my collection, and one to play with. Both work great and are built well. My collection model got Hogue FDE grips, Osprey FDE silencer, and a metal FDE weapons light. Everything fit exactly as expected just like the real steel would. Auto fire rate is extremely high but limited to two mags on one CO2, but very fun non the less. Very realistic looking piece with a realistic feel. Was not a waste of money at all

Accuracy decreases three fold on auto fire from roughly 3" groups up to 9" groups but was very much expected I would suppose. You don't use full auto for accuracy anyways. FPS on the Chrono goes from an average of 343 on semi to 320 average on full auto, which is also expected. You do get close to four full mags worth of shooting on semi though, which is not bad. Blowback is a full slide cycle and does produce slight recoil feel adding to the realistic feel.

I disassemble mine new and lube with white lithium grease which stays in place well smoothing the action and lasting solidly for 1000rds. It prevents any jams or accidental slide locks during firing. Full synthetic oil works as well also but makes it's way out the cracks creating a mess and lasting half the time. The lithium lube job works best and prevents mishaps in the action cycle and have had zero issues even on full auto. Full auto empties mags in 1.5 - 2.0 seconds for 18rds, but is loads of fun. Do not overload mags for what they are rated at. You can load a extra 1-2 rds but result in a mag jam by the follower almost every time. Stick to what they rate them for and they feed consistently. With proper lube, seal oil with each CO2, and quality ammo, these pistols shoot very well and are fun. They except all M9 accessories accurately and are a good addition to any collection.

Full size, weight is relatively close.Full auto, That's just fun .It's cheap to shoot and plinking in the backyard keeps it simple.

It's a Beretta. No change needed.

It's fun for adults (full auto).It gives the kids a chance to practice gun safety and be comfortable when at the range.

Received by FedEx in only 2 days. What I really like is owning this excellent Beretta M9A3 replica. Weight is realistic. Comfortable to shoot. Easy to disassemble. Blowback is not the best but is reasonably solid. I love the color. Love the look. The full-auto feature is fun but the lever action going from semi to full auto is too easy and can be accidentally switched. The magazine is solid but is difficult to load BBs due to the heavy spring. I was able to get 40-42 shots per fill (about 2.5 mags) before power went too low. The pistol made spec, shooting a Max Velocity of 332 fps. Lo velocity was 316 fps on a 10 shot string with an average velocity of 324.5 fps and an SD of 4.6 fps. Variance was 21.45 fps. Accuracy was sort-of OK, shooting a little low and left at 10 feet but needs a laser sight for better performance at 20 feet. Nice weaver rail. Easy trigger pull in Single Action.

The slide action was a stiff when I received my M9A3. Before actually operating the pistol I removed the slide and coated the moving rails and other visible moving parts with a thin coat of Molly lube and then worked the slide action five or six times to lube the action which improved the slide operation greatly. Operation should improve even more with break-in. The Safety on my particular issue could not be put on Safe fully until the magazine was removed for some reason. No solid snap-in. The magazine is well made (solid build) and CO2 installation is easy. Loading BBs is NOT easy. The plastic spring follower is flush with the magazine and is VERY stiff to pull back and hold. I ended up using a 90 degree angle pick to pull the follower back and tilt it into the holding recess. The port for loading BBs, though, is very nice.

Accuracy is good but POA/POI do not coincide using iron sights. My criteria for determining BB gun accuracy out of the box is whether or not I can put five shots into a 2" circle from 10 feet away to get a feel for the grouping. I was able to do that with just the iron sights and a little compensation. At 20 feet, however, I had to install a laser to improved the accuracy. 20 feet and beyond POA and POI differ by several inches. Also, I should mention that occasionally on my pistol the slide stuck in the open position on blowback and would not release until I pulled the magazine and played with the slide to release it. This might get better as the pistol is fully broken-in. Overall, I like the pistol but this is not a competition shooter. It is a great replica and is fun to shoot and is a great addition to my M92A1 and M92FS Berettas. But for fun shooting I will be sticking with plinkiing for the M9A3.

Really looks and feels like the real fire arm

Nothing for now

It is just fun to use the full auto

The thing is pretty cool, fully automatic. The way the slide opens and catches is awesome

The color of it. That and maybe extend the barrel somehow so its more accurate. Give it a longer magazine or at least an accessory and make it hold 2 c02 cartridges

It burns through cartridges. The gun is more for fun and not accurately shooting targets

May 2022. As close to being realistic as can be. It feels like the real thing. Perfect for indoor practice at very short range. Love the color. Check out reports on YouTube.

Nothing.

Be prepared to have fun.