Beretta, not berretta.

Im partial to the sig myself. Both are great guns

Very good gun. Very accurate.

I just ordered, received, then brought home my 92FS made in Gallatin Tn. I specifically wanted the FS over the M9 because it is more cut in under the backstrap and having medium sized hands I knew this was the way to go. I was initially disappointed with it as the finish is two tone. The frame is purplish gray (ugly AF) and the slide is dark jet black, it looks rattle can sprayed really. Well guess what? After closer inspection I realized that the frame is an M9 frame!!! WTF?!?!?!?!!! Absurd. Literally the only thing FS about it is the 3 dot sights and the stamping on the slide! I will now forever own this gun knowing it would have fit my hand better had they actually sold me what I thought I was buying. VERY big disappointment after wanting a Beretta 92FS for roughly 35 years...This pisses me off so much that the gun will now likely be sold on consignment at my local gun store some day or sit in the bottom of my safe. I bought 3 Glocks before I finally purchased this Beretta, and I gotta say Glock never did me dirty like this. They are surplus'ing those M9 frames off to us now underneath FS stamped slides...I also ran across a guy in a gun forum who said the same thing happened to him. Beretta is dead to me, will never buy a new one again.

Nerettta is better

In a few hundred years archeologists will no doubt deduce that a great battle was waged on this land.

@@briansavage932 they won’t have to deduce anything… Hickok will still be out there, plinking away, and he will tell them all anything they need to hear himself

I haven't shot a gun yet but if I see one I'll choose it for my first one I think.

Hello from America.. Beretta makes great guns! I have a 92 and it is easily my favorite hand gun, flawless performer and beautiful. Just an amazing design.. reliable and shoots any ammo without a hiccup.

Hi I hope you can reply in a total noob in this world which gun would you recommend for a beginner out of this two or other handgun you can think of.

@@siloecruz6477 both or a Glock

@@siloecruz6477 I’d recommend not getting too caught up on choosing; just buy the one you like. There are tons of great options these days, and the important thing is getting time in training with it. Pick the one you like best, and get familiar with it.

I’m tired of plastic too. I find the aluminum frames like the sig or beretta or all steel frames like the SW 5906 and the all steel P 220 version, a 1911 or a browning high power

Bernard Flood hi on "angle dust"

I love his laugh when he does that.

go 4 it warrior

😅

2 liter chuckles

Not to mention my childhood hero growing up playing Resident Evil... Jill Valentines gun you start off with a 92fs.

Frank Poindexter hell yeah

Which do you prefer?

I did the same thing.....

There's no way to choose. If you buy one, you'll still want the other. You must have both 😎 I had a bad impression of the Beretta from handling the used and abused units in CATM, but the M9A3 has given me a new appreciation for them!

So did I.

Love my P226 nd P225, but truthfully the 92FS shoots much smoother. Non-tilting barrel makes a difference in perceived recoil and target reacquisition.

​@ I feel the same way. While I prefer how the aesthetics of the Sig P226 more (seems more modern to me even if the both guns have a timeless/iconic design), I give the Beretta 92 a slight edge. The trigger is so smooth, break is great, reset is excellent, the grip feels like it was made for my hands, I can maneuver all the buttons/safety/release much easier, and I'm just a better shot with the 92. The P226 does all of this great as well and it really just comes down to each user.

The Beretta is a better shooter for me. It Is also sexy as hell. They make all sorts of accessories for them. I just ordered two Sig 365 XL to replace my both our carry guns (going to all 9’s). I hear the trigger is about the same.

I have both and love them

I have both.

I have two 92s and just ordered two 365 XL with the safety on them. I won’t have one without a safety. If you practice enough you don’t even know you put it off when it comes up. Just like a shotgun. Repetition is key. You can tell 45 doesn’t ever shoot a gun with safeties. He misses them every time and doesn’t like him. Shot to many Glocks in his time.

Hi, may be the first handgun should be the a 22.

it really does. It's definitely quality. The size is a bit large for a 9, but that doesn't make it anything less than a fine handgun.

The sig is better..

Yeah shoots fantastic until you get a grain of dirt in it.

Asturian Cetorix yes i love it

Rick Taylor combat tupaware

Just had this experience. Definitely gotta add the P226 now.

One of my all time favorites but the real champ is a nice kimber 1911 45 acp fmj beautiful gun

I think it’s super sexy too. Picking mine up this week.

Concurred. Pretty much a pumped up German p38 and I have always found the old wathler to be an aesthetically pleasing gun. As for Beretta, Italians have a knack for crafting beautiful designs. Brazilians and Turkey also have well crafted versions. Also the rare Egyptian model, all look marvelous.

Sandy Mitchell 1911 ,P30L ,Beretta, all beautiful

@Rusty Shackleford and how are they nothing to show off its one of the best EDC's I don't own one yet I do have a glock 19 a Baretta m9a3 and a 357. magnum revolver thats only for my pistols I'm getting my Kimber soon I know how good kimbers are the 1911 is my favorite sidearm don't assume stuff about me but I still thinks its awesome

Skep Tical Sig is cheap stamp metal slide. Beretta is milled. Checkmate.

Jim K yes, but Beretta have mediocre triggers which are quite pricey to modify, also the sigg has a few more customization options But don't get me wrong completely agree with the slide being "less than satisfactory".

relax buddy it was just opinion not a fact. out of my research on the gun is how i came to my view. everybody is different.

Another thing I'm not alone. the m9 is being discontinued in the US military while many Sigg models are still being used across the world including the SAS which are considered one of the most elite soldier divisionson the planet. There is two types of "cool" in distinguishing handguns. first type of cool is actual ability of the object itself. While second kind of cool is where an individual holds an object to a higher regard than it actually deserves. This is due to a handguns unique attributes that may compliment an individual shooter or a preconceived notion of "cool" solely given out of personal opinion. I think your getting them twisted.

+Skep Tical can you say which is better for concealed carry beretta 92 compact, glock 19 or sig p320 compact ?

Like 10 bucks, maybe? It's probably cheaper than actual paper targets. Just look at the cheap no-name soda isles at Walmart...considering what the stuff is made of, he's doing his part of the world a favor.

Fugettaboutit not really .. You buy more they make more.

Good point. Maybe he should put the bottles back on the shelf after 'using' them.....

PJP, he gets it donated by buds Pop Shop. Bud's Pop Shop the only shop to buy your pop.

He bring back the empty's for a Deposit etc

drool

Lyubomir Kirillov I have an M9.

I carried a Beretta 92fs for a year straight inside the waist and it was big MF and I complained alot but I still carried that MF cause that gun was a beast..will sling lead as fast as you pull the trigger everytime wit no problem

gang land ahh the old waste band holster.

I guess we all differ,that's what I don't like about the Beretta,I think that exposed barrel is ugly .

sepultura7771 You are a minority with that opinion.

@@MrInzombia They know

I see nothing unique about a wathler p38 copy. Sorry but no, good looking in its own right yes but far from unique.

I hit wrong button I could call the sig a browning copy as well.

MyREDTAIL Beretta 92SB is my 1st favorite 9mm

It's 5 years later but IIRC the Mk25 Navy model was only available in black, not FDE. If anyone knows different please correct me.

Nerettta is better

@@waynekeer Sig Sauer P226 is better.

The safety is an extra move even for proficient shooters. Weapons with a safety are for the range.

Look up the Nambu pistols and get back to me

leftcoaster67 XD!!!!!!

@@ivanrivera3293 - OMG the Nambus are such pieces of shit. Made of crap metal and when they finally break they cannot be repaired.

@@ivanrivera3293 Nambu means 2nd world war era Japanese pistols??

XM9 trials already did

I got a 220 stainless looks pretty sweet. But I’d say a long slide 1911 in nickel😂 is most bute

I agree. While the Glock has it's devotees, I am a 1911 man first and foremost.

You need to look up torture tests between the 1911's and glocks. After that, if you're smart, you'll never carry another gun that was designed in 1911. Lol

Joey Bray , the 1911 is God's gift to man through His prophet, John MOSES Browning.

What's your reasoning behind that statement?

Loose Joey, think loose. A 1911 with loose tolerances is every bit as reliable as other guns out there on the market in my experience. Think about the ultra reliable polymer kings glock, m&p, xd, ALL of them I've ever owned and shot were extremely loose tolerances...no wonder they don't jam much. With that much slide to frame movement a little piece of silt isn't going to make the slide hang up...you about need a sunflower seed for it to do anything. Half to a 1/3 of 1911s are loose when you combine all the different makers..get one of those your ok. Glocks would jam if they were as tight as many if the 1911s out there too. Handguns are a marvel of engineering...pay attention to detail...there's many things to take into consideration.

please, get a grip on one. you'll know when you hold it

PCMasterRace NEW RANGERS CARRY A P230

jonjon ok? new rangers do, oh boy.

Wished the 92X was legal here in Cali, I’m stuck with the only option of buying the 92fs

sig sauer is more expensive by a couple hundred.

Sig 226 close to $1000 Beretta 92 Around $550 You got it backwards. This is why I don't own any Sigs. They are WAY overpriced. Yes they are good but the Beretta M9 is just as good and half the price. The CZ 75BD is another excellent pistol for the same price as the Beretta. The only Sig worth the money is the 2022. They got that one priced more down to Earth

I have a 2022, carried it a lot. Now it defends my Dodge/Cummins. Don't really like the "Legacy" style Sigs (except P6/225) so I was surprised to like it so much. MY sig P238, 210 American Target are among my favorites though. Their 1911s are great, I just don't like the "Sidized" slide cuts asthetically.

moral of the story. The us army should stop being so cheap and buy the spare parts from beretta and stop using the aftermarket parts.

Yea, my understanding is the slide came off & hit someone in the face at about 3,000 rounds. lol That sure would get your attention but that was fixed shortly after that incident. Unfortunately, that has followed the 92 like the reliability problems followed the M16 for decades after the problems were corrected. I still hear all kinds of things about the 92 that simply aren't true. That initial incident with the slide turned into rumors of the slide breaking at 3,000 to 5,000 rounds. Then problems with the locking block were exaggerated. The original locking blocks lasted 20,000 rounds & they have even improved them & now they are lasting twice that long. In my book, if the biggest reliability problem of a gun is a $30 part that lasts 35,000+ rounds you are doing pretty good. I am not a big fan of the safety on the Beretta. I really wish they still made the G model with a decocker only but that is my only gripe with the Beretta. They are a full sized, all metal gun. They shoot great & the low recoil makes for fast follow up shots. I have a G26 for carry & it works great for that but it isn't fun to shoot. At the range I always find myself shooting a few rounds through the Glock to stay familiar with it but I always go to my 226 or 92 when I am just out shooting to have fun & relax. I have an Inox 92FS with deep red bloodwood grips. It looks amazing & cost $350 less than the 226.

shananagans5 I was lucky enough to get one of the 2000 Limited Edition 25th Anniversary M9's a couple of years ago.

FrustratedNameSearch that's the model that came with the logo and initial of each branch: army, USMC and so on?

FrustratedNameSearch That's really cool you have a 25th anniversary edition. My Inox 92fs is nothing special. It's US made with a trigger job, metal parts kit & bloodwood grips. It looks amazing but it's just a standard stainless 92fs with a little work done to it. It's funny because at the range people constantly tell me they wouldn't shoot mine if they had it. lol It's pretty but it's also a little workhorse. It shoots great & if it wears out I can replace it for $650

shananagans5 The 92FS is a fine gun, and it's actually a better range pistol than the M9 is. The M9 has the fast-acquire two-dot sight system designed for quick center-punches and not accuracy. Tight groups are pretty difficult to manage with it but that's not what it was designed for.