Beretta 92F or M9 9mm Service Pistol
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2024
- Fun Gun Reviews Presents: The "Beretta 92F or M9 9mm Service pistol". Production started in 1975 and then replaced the 1911 45acp as the U.S. Military issue sidearm. The review features a brief history, features, field stripping and shooting of this legendary pistol.
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my 92fs is the only gun i will never sell... Amazing !
I love my Beretta 92FS. 👍❤ Its definitely an iconic pistol.
The beretta 92FS they put the beretta weapons comppany and years later in 2005 beretta they will create a beretta px4 strom.
Those early pre 1987 M9's that had issues with frame cracking were at the +30,000 round count. In other words they had been used past their recommended service life. Navy Seals are great at breaking things.
False.
@wehrewulfx9551 great imput...😜🤪😝
Most reliable pistol I've ever owned. Smooth, also.
I first carried the M9 in 1999 when my unit was deployed to East Timor. On my 2nd ship I was the best shot for the 4 years I was onboard, same thing with my last ship, best shot before I retired. Recently I bought a M9 which needs to go to the range and get some rounds put through it.
I love both my 92fs and 1911
I too fell in love with the 92fs through the movie Lethal Weapon (not die hard) as soon as I seen Mel Gibson pull the Beretta out I knew I had to have one, and I love it even more now that I got one of my own.
Thanks Sootch I've applied ALOT of your tips to my everyday life! I just purchased my Beretta 92SF today. look forward to shooting it.
A lot is two words.
Just bought this for my guy for his birthday gift. He's been in love with this particular firearm for a very long time, but it wasn't anything he'd ever buy for himself. I cannot wait to give this to him, I'm so excited. Thank you for the video, it gave enough information for me to go ahead and make the purchase - I now understand why he loves it so much :)
That's an amazing gift. He's lucky to have you as his SO. He'll love it. :)
He did love it :) Thanks!
Dump him. Bring me the Beretta.
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You’re a great SO, he’s lucky to have you.
I found a 92f today with adjustable fear sights.... Other than dings and scratches is was in great shape. Manufacture date 1989... After 31 years to is still going strong. The barrel appears to have been replaced. Great gun.
Always a pleasure to watch your videos. The time you spend planning, recording, editing, encoding and uploading is much appreciated. Good job!
As always, your reviews are very informative and instructive. Appreciate as well your love of country. The 92FS is indeed a superb firearm.
Just picked one of these up! I absolutely love it! I want to get a PX4 next :)
Thanks for the good review sootch. Just purchased a used m9 in great shape with 7 mags. Looking forward to firing at the range. Great reviews keep them coming!
I was just gifted one for an early Christmas giftI am on cloud nine mm right now I already have several very nice hand guns and I feel as if I just got another I am so thankful what a loving gift
Best gun review I've ever seen. Great gun, I'm saving up for one of these.
Its the right handgun, for the right war!!!
The 80's movies had made this handgun a culture icon! Martin Riggs perfected its handle of it!
RIIIIIIIGGGSS!!!! Lmao
@Stefano Pavone ummmm…..🥴……You wanna kill somebody?
I also bought Beretta 9mm when Martin Riggs duel wielded them in Lethal Weapon. I bought the "FS" model and it was my first gun purchase ever. I still have it and only changed the grips to a more comfortable rubberized grip. Excellent gun. It's so reliable and easy to shoot that it's almost not fun because I already know how it will respond... perfectly.
Thank you for a job well done. I own one of these and love it. I now know how to do a quick clean.
It was Bruce Willis in Die Hard that did it for me! Had to have one. Zero regrets. Beretta make very reliable firearms.
It was in lethal weapon too
For me it was Jay Hernandez in the movie Hostel, Ethan Hawke in Training Day, and a small army of LAPD officers shooting at the infamous Bank of America robbers back in 1997.
For me it was a Mission Impossible 3 :)
Martin Riggs did it best with the Beretta in the Lethal Weapon movies!
@@punchy740 ...bought my 92 the day after saw Lethal Weapon 1986, $579 and still have it 😎💪🏼
Thanks for the informative review. Really smooth presentation. Think I need to get one now.
Thanks for all the details. Havnt come across a video this thorough 👍
I got issued one. It's pretty good, easy take down and easy to use. The only problem I had was, mine was probably 15 years old and not taken care of and the barrel had a little surface rust on it.
I miss my 92 fs. I will have an m9. This is my favorite pistol.
As always, another great review. Always wondered about the open barrel, now I know. Thanks!
i love these old videos
Glad to see my main handgun shown on here! :D Love me some itallian steel! lol
FYI: Hague Convention. Not the Geneva Convention.
Just got my hands on a service pistol, usgi. Sweet shooter. Love the bloopers btw! Cheers
I love the sound of the Beretta 92F when it fires.
Great review! I am buying one of these as a second pistol. Right now I have a rock island 45 acp. Love it, but ammo is expensive. And I am keeping it though, because its a great gun.
i love this gun. great review!
Best gun I ever bought, SO accurate.
Great Channel Sootch. I love the Beretta 92fs. Great weapon. I bought one brand new a few years back. I had to part with it. But I'm looking to add a new one to The collection.
The first pistol I shot when I became an adult. The only problems I ever had with it was when Navy Security issued me a beat-up M9 that the armorer hadn't cleaned properly would lead to stove-pipes or failure to go into battery. (They would issue the weapon at "The House" before we went on watch, so there was no opportunity to clean it myself.) Also dropping magazines on the ground constantly for years (speed reload drills) led to the butt plate on one of my magazines to pop off and spill my rounds all over the deck. But as for my own 92FS, it has been consistently reliable and highly accurate. The only "break in period" the gun needs is to smooth out the trigger pull. Other than that, it's good right out of the box.
Great review thanks
Thank you Tom I very much appreciate that information!
my favorite handgun
great review sootch! learned a thing or two as usual. thanks.
Just inherited one... its now my new favorite!
I love my 92fs.. if i ever put enough rounds through it, to the end of its mechanical life.. I will definitely be picking another one up.
Lots of info. nicely done.
Nice job on the review.. i love my M9
Thanks for the video I'm retired military and I everyday carry my m9 I love the thing. I do fancy the 1911 still to this day, I do like to carry more rounds, that's in case I miss, lol
That gun cleaned up nice. Good job, great vid.
I fell in love with it after watching Lethal Weapon as well!
Good video. Nice little history lesson on the the Beretta.
I cannot wait until I'm old enough to buy/carry one of these!!
Excellent video
Love your videos! Hello from Puerto Rico.
Great review!
Congratulaciones, all your videos are good
Just picked one up for 600$ in Nov 2021. Love it!
Nice explanation , thank.
I own colts,hks,sigs,berettas,glocks. But my weapon of choice is my Beretta M9 I bought used at a pawn shop. I trust my life and my families on that thing.
I became a fan of the 92F after seeing John Woo's "The Killer" and "Hard Boiled" back in the 90s!
Classics
Such good movies! Some of my all time favorite movies!
Hickock is more of a shooter than a reviewer, which is completely fine with me and that's why I love his channel.
Looks so much better now that it's clean there Sootch!!!
Love your channel
Yes sir that's the exact same way I fell in love with it also 😂
Best pistol I got that is over 30 years old and still going strong'!
The M9/92 doesnt do very well in water/muck tests, but they do shoot pretty well. I never could get used to the grip being as wide as it is, but it is a decent pistol. You can get some really good deals on them now with all the wonder polymer guns making up most of the market. I wish they would have stayed with the original design that allowed for cocked and locked carry with a thumb safety like the 1911. That was a cool gun.
Loved this vid Sootch! Long time fan of the 92 but got back into them again recently. I've recently owned a M9A1 and now have a 92A1 with dovetailed front sight. I'll attach a video response that shows how to do a simple & effective trigger improvement in case you're interested. Please never stop making vids brother...love all the great info!
I always took my M9 on watch. Before I joined the Navy one of my fellow recruits and I tried out the M9 to get some practice before bootcamp. I also rented us a 1911. I always wanted to shoot both. To be honest the trigger of the 1911 is far superior to the M9 with it barely-need to pull. However after earning my Expert 9mm ribbon the M9 has grown on me and I was taught how to make the double-action trigger work for me.
Call me crazy but I consider the M9 to be the AK47 of 9mm. Awesome review and HOOYAH!
Thank you for your service I went into the Navy in 1982 and retired in 2003 I used the 38 spl revolver 1911a1 and the m9 I was a cook with a side job as a gunnersmate guns. lol along time ago the reason the 1911 trigger is a little better is because its a single action where the M9 is a double action it has more to do ! LOL i managed to get my sharpshooter ribbon missed expert by 1 lousy point using both the 1911 and the M9 requalified before retirement the very old LSD i was on used the 38's we had both some Smiths and Rugers I used all 3 on watch at one time or another. the long trigger pull didnt bother me too much on the m9 because i sooo used to the revolvers. I shoot competatively in IDPA and i use the revolver as my primary Thanks for listening to a old man relive the past shakes ur hand
I carried a 1911 for about 11 years..It was extremely reliable but in truth I couldn't hit anything past 25 yards.
I had the opportunity to shoot a Beretta at our range and the 9mm was extremely accurate; I would prefer it in a combat situation!
first 9mm I shot in the army
She's a beauty, great review!
LOVE those sights
very cool review--ty
i have a 96 in .40S&W that is double action only and it is also fantastic...heck i even have a 950 jetfire in .25acp that is awesome too...gotta love the beretta...thanks for showing it
"Yippee Kiyyahh h Mother's"! I got a 92fs in case of "a War on terror" here at home.
my dad has a 92f and have have a .40 cal elite 2(96g)!iwe both love our beretta`s!i actually got mine because i always liked his!i believe he got his in 1987 and it has a low number of rounds through it!enjoy yours!great review!
This is one beautiful peace of gun.
I have the 92f from 1989 I love it its so smooth
@sootch00 .45 is definately the way to go. Always good to see you.
Very nice handgun, Beretta m9
I've got a old Beretta model 102 (.22) that looks just like the 92F. Its probably 30 years old, has been used extensively and still works great.
Very nice pistol Sir!
haha I fell in love with the gun as well because of the movie! classic movie and by far my favorite movie.
Good to hear the songs of praise for this pistol. I bought the 92A1 and love it. Most everyone i talk to tell me to sell it cause its too big for a 9mm. It fits my hands like a glove.
The only advantage the smaller & lighter guns have is they are easier if you carry every day. Full sized guns shoot better. The extra weight reduces felt recoil making follow up shots faster & the longer barrel increases velocity a bit. I don't understand this smaller = better mentality. For a carry gun yes, smaller has advantages but if it's for home defense or range fun a full sized gun shoots & feels better.
shananagans5 .... I carry my M9 everywhere with no complaints although having said that it's the only one I've ever carried so have nothing to compare it with. I conceal carry and always wear a shirt loose outside my pants and it hides fine there. I've put around 3000 rnds through it without one blockage unlike my pal who takes his 1911 to the range and it hang up sometimes 3/4 times. I'll never part with this M9, yeah it's big but it just felt right in my hand from day one.
Richard Jarvis I carry mine too. I am a woman & it's easy to carry under a skirt with a drop leg holster.
Back in the 90s I had a Sig 226 & my friend had an M9 & we shot every month while we were in school. It was rare to miss a month & we shot 100 or 150 rounds depending on budget. We both put new springs in our guns but neither had any real problems for the ten years we were in school. We figure we had a minimum of 12,000 & probably closer to 15,000 rounds through our guns. A few years after his locking block broke but that is a $30 part & easy to install. My understanding is Beretta has improved the locking blocks too.
Richard Jarvis I have a glock 26 and i would never carry the m9 having that thing and a glock 30s to carry they are both so small i dont even notice i am carrying anything sometimes - that being said i have an m9 and im seriously thinkg about getting rid of it because it is so big - but i figure i have three carry guns so whats so bad about having another full size range gun
RedNosePitbullMT .... Different strokes for different folks as they say.
I find my M9 a comfortable gun to carry but then open carry is legal in SD too so it doesn't matter that much if it's spotted but if it didI'd probably go for something a little smaller.
I love these guys who spend all their time making youtube videos. Why don't you just SPEND TIME with them instead of worrying how you'd protect them in "what if" scenarios?
just shot this thing today at a range and it was awesome!!
Great video
A good overview of this firearm. I inherited one of these and this video has inspired me to pull it out of the closet to get acquainted with it. May even consider carrying it; will save me from carrying a spare magazine on-body.
I had a 92FS not long ago, and the pins on the right side of the safety lever started working loose when I'd fire it. Beretta never had any in stock and I was told to contact the nearest authorized service center by the Beretta rep when I contacted them about the availability of the pins. The local service center rep said to bring in the frame, and I reminded him that the safety lever is on the slide. He said "Then we can't help you..." then hung up. I don't care how wonderful a pistol Beretta 90 series may be, I'll never own another one.
You could have found a nail of the right size and pushed through and bend it over, guaranteed not to work it's way out.
Nice pistol review
Great video. Good to know about that special tool for the mag release since I'm a lefty.
Nice video!
Great Beretta
I love it and I just get one ( 92 FS ) for my self today. God Bless America.
Looks good. It is on my list of wants.
very true, you never have to worry about jams with revolvers, but as long as you clean down your automatic properly, the odds of a jam (especially with the M9) are so low. I just really like the 15+1, 17+1, and 32+1 capacities that I get with this weapon, because I double tap a lot, and it's just an added peace of mind
When he cocked the gun back after he pulled the trigger, I thought a bullet came out the bottom of where the magazine inserts but then seen it said it “fell off the box “😂
I've wanted one for awhile, perfect for my big hands. Works well with +P ammo too.
sootch, first time viewer. Thanks for the Beretta review. Looking for a decent 9mm for home protection plus to train daughter w/firearms (she's going into criminal justice). Beretta review left a positive impression. Looks to be very sturdy & durable. Already subscribed. This will be my first handgun & will be looking for safety training plus home gun safe.
I think it's a good idea to cross train with the beretta 92/96, glock 17/22, sig P-226 and S&W 5906/4006/4566. They're very common among law enforcement so in a SHTF situation you're very likely to come across these weapons. It's just nice to have a feel for them in case you have to scavenge for weapons and ammo.
sootch you the man..agai another great review....god bless god speed...
Nice video. Just picked my M9 up today. Will shoot tomorrow.
18661873 How do you like it?
Stephen Maurer And I love it Cat-Dog.
Yes, it is big for a 9mm. Yes, it is a bit heavy. But who cares?
Keep it cleaned and lubed and it will never jam.
Ignore the two dot sight system and just line up the posts (equal height, equal light) and you will hit the bull's eye every time. The lines are as appealing as a twenty year old girl in a bikini. Sometimes I lay it on the table next to my Walther P08 and marvel at how the Italians improved that innovative German design.
A keeper for any collection.
Well done!
Super briefing!
This gun also replaced the .38 revolver in military inventories. I went to Desert Shield with a .38 because the base I was assigned to in the US did not have the Beretta pistol and had limited 1911s.
Love the Beretta 92's, I've got 3 and a Taurus PT92 AFS reviewed on my channel