Comments on: Beretta 92A1 Pistol Review 2018: Beretta’s Brilliant Pistol

By: wilson hook

wilson hook — Sat, 26 Nov 2022 04:30:41 +0000

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By: Keith G. Stillwagon

Keith G. Stillwagon — Sun, 03 May 2020 03:45:24 +0000

I acquired a beautiful, brand new Beretta 92A1 made in Italy. (traded for a rifle I didn’t need) I had never even fired one before. The fat factory grips almost killed the deal, I have fairly small hands. Some quick research and some words from another 92A1 owner put me back in the game. Wilson Combat makes some handsome Ultra-Thin grips that solved the problem. I chose a set of cherry/black grips that actually created a recess in the palmswell area, and you wouldn’t believe the difference! After 400 rounds of varying cartridge types, I can say without exaggeration that I am in love with my new Beretta. A gas to shoot at the range, and the confidence that comes with it, have prompted me to make this my main home defense piece. Not to mention three first rate 17 round magazines that come with the hard case package. Shopping for a deal on bulk ammo at the moment, and looking forward to my next trip to the range. SOON! I don’t know how I went so long without this masterpiece of a pistol. And a big salute to Pietro Beretta, wherever he and his family may be.

By: john vecchiarelli

john vecchiarelli — Tue, 17 Mar 2020 15:28:01 +0000

The Beretta slide breakage was due to improperly loaded ammo which created higher than normal pressure not defective slides.Beretta sued the government
for defamation and won the lawsuit.I suggest Small Arms Solutions video on the 92a1 for a great overview on this firearm. I recently installed the Beretta
target rear sight on mine and the accuracy improvement is impressive.These are great pistols that’s the reason I own four.

By: Patrick H. Bowles

Patrick H. Bowles — Mon, 03 Feb 2020 02:38:35 +0000

Very informative and well written. I am a 78 year old virgin in this field but a quick learner. I will be back to take advantage of this knowledgeable site. Good job, Sam,

By: BeoBear

BeoBear — Wed, 21 Aug 2019 02:44:58 +0000

I really love my 92A1. It points so naturally it’s almost effortless to shoot well. The fact that it has a dovetail front sight was glossed over my the author but it’s a huge plus. Most 92’s don’t have the ability to swap front sights.

The first thing any owner should do is swap out the hammer spring for the D spring. It’s a huge improvement over the factory version. After that it’s whatever floats your boat.

I found the large grips uncomfortable and they didn’t offer the control I wanted. I removed mine and installed the Hogue wrap around grips. The Hogue grip was a game changer. I can’t recommend it enough.

Since my 92A1 is a home defense/range fun gun I installed a Surefire X400 laser/light combo. They are expensive but definitely worth it for me.

The 92A1 shipped with three 17 round magazines which is awesome. Seventeen plus one is a good amount of ammo but I bought a couple 20 round mags to go with them because 20 + 1 is better than 17 + 1. And, well, just because.

My 92A1 is very accurate. Considering it’s a mass produced factory pistol and not a customized competition gun the accuracy is impressive. Accurate guns are fun and this gun is fun. As I said, it’s no custom competition pistol but it’s not supposed to be. It’s a fantastic affordable pistol that’s easy to modify to your tastes. It feels great, shoots great, looks great and is just plain fun. What else do you need?

By: Kent Bassler

Kent Bassler — Wed, 07 Aug 2019 21:27:41 +0000

Try covering the target with the sights rather than having the sights just below the target that might help low target misses

By: Dean

Dean — Mon, 18 Mar 2019 06:00:14 +0000

I have recently bought a beretta 92a1and a 96a1 I have wanted them for a long time .Finally I was able to get them..now to say I am disappointed is an under statement.both of them shoot low ….I mean bad low 4 inches at 5 ft to 12 in. at 30 ft.since I have talked with customer service they basically told me they have had several complaints and have also recived many gus back and only foud one to be defective .can anyone help?

By: Robert M. Long

Robert M. Long — Wed, 20 Dec 2017 04:52:19 +0000

I purchased from Wilson Combat,AR a (D) spring, ultra-thin pistol grips, and a safety/decocker kit that has just one piece and is much lower in height to keep from moving the safety while
chambering a shell… the thinner grips has a lot of people take notice …..