The Beretta 92 and its variants in both government and civilian forms. Perhaps, we need to clarify what ‘usefulness’ is regarding I, of course, believe that it has not although some (or He regularly writes about military small arms, and is the author of several books on military headgear including A Gallery of Military Headdress, which is available on a previous review, I asked if the Beretta 92 had outlived

Peter Suciu is a Michigan-based writer who has contributed to more than four dozen magazines, newspapers and websites. It is available for an MSRP of $1,099 and it ships with a 10 round-magazine (for restrictive states) and 15-round magazine (non-restrictive states). The Beretta M9A4 was released last month, and is available at select retailers nationwide. It was designed to be low-maintenance thanks to its wear-resistant FDE finish that is practically impervious to the elements, anti-friction magazines in 15 or 18 rounds (10-round magazines are blued with FDE Baseplates), and intuitive tool-free disassembly. The handgun features a removable front sight for tactical shooters who have a distinct preference in terms of sight picture, material, or construction. The new model of the venerable M9 was designed for any tactical situation, including home and personal defense, tactical competitions and even duty carry in any conditions. “We are excited to bring the M9A4 to market incorporating the latest advancements in 90 series pistols to date with a red-dot ready slide, an enhanced short reset Xtreme Trigger System, and a higher capacity magazine offering.” “After several years of feedback, research, and development, we are proud to bring the latest version of the M9 series pistol to the market and show the ultimate evolution of the venerable M9 series,” said Erik Stern, Beretta’s tactical and pro shop product manager. The fourth-generation M9 also features the company’s enhanced short reset Xtreme trigger system. In addition, the texturized Vertec-style thin grips are meant to provide a more natural fit for all shooters.

military has adopted the Sig Sauer M17 and M18, and the M9 is being phased out Beretta has continued to produce the firearm and last month introduced the M9A4 full size version, which offers new modern features including a red-dot optic compatible slide, a beveled magazine well and magazine, which allows for quick changes with one hand regardless of light conditions.

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