Check ur magazines for factory grooves when buying additionals. I had just bought this pistol brand new (comes with 1 magazine from manufacturer) but the guy I bought from at gun show sold me 2 more that "fit" but there missing one of the slits/grooves at the top making cycling malfunctions
@@BuckeyeBallistics I bought 18 round Beretta magazines from Mec Gar for this model of Girsan and they fit and cycle just fine but the Beretta brand magazines don't work to well.
Excellent video. I bought one last week. Today I went to the range and did a comparison between my new Girsan Regard and my Beretta 92A1. I will tell you I shot just as good and sometimes better with the Regard. It is every bit as good as my Beretta! I wish I would have known about Girsan Regard before I spent all that money on my 92A1!
@@BuckeyeBallistics I definitely plan on adding more Girsan’s to my collection. You can buy two for the price you would spend on just one gun from the major brands.
The Regard is probably the best product they make, and as I was told, it's literally a Beretta with a different name on it- so it would make sense why it's so good. If you buy some of their other designs, it might not quite stack up to the quality of the Regard. We did feature one of their 1911's on the channel a year or two ago. I really liked the gun and it seemed to have pretty good fit and finish and killer looks, but we had issues getting it to run hollow points. I posted a 3 video series about it, all easily accessed via my 1911 playlist on the channel. But I didn't state this to steer you away from Girsan, but just as random information since you are interested in the brand. It is my understanding that their other pistols are pretty reliable and decent as well, just I would imagine not quite up to par with the Regard. But I can't honestly say because I haven't handled enough of them yet...
@@BuckeyeBallistics Girsan design and engineering is top notch. Check out the Girsan MC21 if you get the chance. Superb fit, finish and accuracy - direct competition to the Sig P226 for an unbelievable price.
I love this pistol! It was very easy for me to learn and practice handing. Not big guns person but I'm a big self defense person. Loud noises are very unsettling to me. Always hated fireworks. Even dislike opening the biscuit can lol. I was able to get over that fear just enough to able to use guns accurately. This regard Mc 9mm helped me a lot.
Beretta also sold the dies and plans for the Cougar 8000 series to Stoeger in Turkey. They have the tendency to dump their older models in such places. The failure to renew a US military contract made a lot of the tooling here irrelevant. One of the contract stipulations was the M9 had to be made in the USA. The Brazilian military had similar stipulations, hence the reason Beretta dumped the dies/plans on Taurus after the contract ran out.
@@blakedavis2447technically, yes. With a few improved features on it. The Taurus PT92 is the closest thing, it’s technically a Beretta m92 with an improved safety features and a decocker. Also, add the frame mounted safety unlike the beretta that has a slide mounted safety.
Beautiful gun, just bought one through a local pawn shop for $25 after trading my Walter PPS M2. Haven't fired it yet but damn am I happy I got one after watching this!
Pretty good deal for you. I just looked up the PPS M2 and saw one site had them for $309 new, which would make used value even less. So to only have to throw in 25 bucks, at a pawn shop of all places, is a pretty good deal. Yeah it's a keeper for sure, shoots great. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I've never seen anyone else shoot pistols 100 yards on the rifle range lol; usually they have a target up at 25. The range certainly comes in handy for my rifle videos...
I got mine for $350. The only malfunctions I have had are ammunition related. Cheap ammo will fail to extract sometimes with these just like 92s. Then it will try to feed into an empty shell casing. Flat nosed and hollow points have never given me problems. I've had only 5 of these malfunctions. And only with cheap ammo. Fiocchi/Winchester seem to be the most reliable range ammo for it. Speer, Hornady, and Winchester M1152 feed reliably. And yes you can run +P. I ran a box of M1152 thru it. It doesn't care
Girsan makes some very good firearms. I've got this model & the 1911 in 45acp. Both guns are very well made, accurate and reliable. Like most of the Turkish firearms, they are always chasing NATO, military and police contracts. These guns are tested to these standards and we benefit from this.
I had issues with a Girsan 1911 we tested a year or two ago, but I believe it was just a fluke (like a 1 in 1000 thing). It felt like a quality piece; looked great too.
@@BuckeyeBallistics Mine too, I haven't had an issue with it since I started running genuine Colt magazines. The OEM magazine & the Wilson combat magazine's gave me issues. That's my experience.
I went into a shop to look at some options for my first handgun, and instantly fell for this gun. I talked myself out of putting it on layaway for a $100 cheaper Tarsus G3C. On my way home I talked myself out of the Taraus and I’m picking up the Girsan tomorrow.
I have both on the channel. The G3 is a nice gun, but this Girsan is definately nicer. You're pretty much getting a $700 Beretta 92 for practically half the price...
@@BuckeyeBallistics I like a hammer fired gun because you can be more accurate. Plus it looks pretty dang cool. I plan on open carrying so it’s larger size is ok. It felt good, the sights are nice, and I trust beretta design.
@@BuckeyeBallistics Because you can cock the hammer and have a short trigger pull? Wouldn’t that be more accurate? I have limited experience with magazine fed handguns. Maybe I’m wrong, but Im sure it it’ll do find and it still looks cool lol.
Yeah but I mean what are you comparing it to? A striker fire or double action? I assumed at first you were comparing it to a striker fire. But it seems like you are saying you have more experience with revolvers? Most mag fed pistols are single action triggers (including striker fire), meaning short, light, crisp break.
I got my Girsan Regard MC, and wouldn’t trade it for anything...almost anyway. Shoots very easy, and it seems to operate flawlessly. Looking for another couple of them as gifts...For as big as the gun is, it feels compact!
Been a gun guy my whole life but never heard of girsan. Can anyone tell me if this is a good brand? I just bought this pistol havent shot it yet but not fimiliar with the brand
y’all it literally feels like a beretta or better and the slide has barely and stiffness and i’m only 13 so slides on handguns are kinda hard for me. thinking about asking for one for my bday and just looked at one recently, seems like a nice gun and great vid man!
Same. The 92 and 1911 are classic designs that never go out of style. I had airsoft replicas of each as a kid and couldn't wait to own the real ones as an adult. Sometimes dreams do come true...
Hi there, need to know that how many rounds have you fired, cause once I use to have Beretta m9(2004 model) and on 124 grain, fired 850 rounds the locking block break. Do we have the same kind of issue with this this? Help in this regard will be highly appreciated
Not a clone, produced to Beretta specs on Beretta tooling, originally under Beretta licensing. Same gun without the Italian price tag. Are the USA produced Berettas clones, too?
Ugh trying to decide if I want the Girsan regard or the ruger security 9, I was sold on the Sar b6 over the ruger until I saw your review on the Sar and heard home much better the trigger is on the Girsan. Ugh I guess this I is a good problem to have lol. Decided to retire my bersa thunder Great videos keep it up! Thanks
I vote Girsan 100%. You're getting an $800 Beretta for half the price. We just recently tested the Regard 6 as well, which is just a longer version. Glad you like the videos.
From what I was told they are a Beretta, just sold under a different name and cost way less. But that's just what I was told by a viewer, in these comments.
I just bought this exact same gun and I absolutely love it! Feels and shoots exactly the same as a Beretta 92F 9mm. I have both and the difference between the two is minimal.
@@BuckeyeBallistics Yep, Girsan bought the rights from Beretta in fact, also use Berettas tooling to make the pistols! They're used by the Turkish law enforcement AND millitary! Basically a Beretta under a different name!
Is this a Girsan Regard Gen 3? I think that a Girsan Regard Gen 4 has extended magazine release, extended takedown lever, extended slide lock, integral picatinny rail, front and rear dovetailed in sights, front and rear slide serrations, and a G-Type Decocker only Saftey. If I read correctly that is. Thanks
1 of my pals has the taurus pt99, it has a better trigger than my 92f i got in 1991. turkey makes great guns and this looks sweet. i want to pick up a tisas 45 acp SOON!!! this looks nicer than my baretta!!
There was another guy on here claiming that Girsan used to produce the 92's *for* Beretta, and bought the tooling from Beretta and now make these. So he claims it is literallt a Beretta, just with a different name. Not sure how much of that is true, but it sure seems like a high end pistol, even though the price isn't high end. We're going to try 100 yards with it soon. Also, we just shot the Tisas 1911 yesterday, video soon. Rock Island and a few other 1911's on the channel as well.
I just put one on lay away, I’ll get it next month. Milspec and NATO certified, used and is still in use...WHATS NOT TO LIKE ? I’m a beretta fan big time, and this is almost a beretta!
I have both . Girsan works great Z but comparing the internals are not the same . The springs and all the small parts not same quality . Decocker , take down button and lever and hammer not the same . Gun works fine Z issue would be long run if something wears out or breaks but most beretta parts should fit . Locking block and cut in slide is different.
@@georgewashington7312 Oh ok, still learning every day! I just looked up the conversion kit on Midway USA and there is a reviewer that said it worked flawlessly in his Regard, so that seems to be a yes. Now my buddy that owns this gun will want to install that lol, so maybe video of that soon.
the girsan is a better 92 the only difference is the locking lug and the slide i believe that is what makes this gun better anything you can down load into a beretta will go into this gun
Made for the military, not made to be concealed. Fantastic pistol. Not for tiny hands though and if you run out of ammo you could definitely crack a cranium with it if you had to.
@@357Franknitty I saw a chrome one today but I live in Vancouver Canada so.... I bought a black one with no rail today after shooting a genuine 92 and a blinged out tan and hammered metal finish one at the range last week. The Girsan actually felt and shot a tiny bit better for most of the guys, although I’m guessing the differences are too small to make a difference. Other then the price and the status that is. But I plan to shoot and not show off a gun collection so half the price means at least 1,000rds of 124gr ball and an extra magazine.
Gentlemen I really enjoyed your video I envy you because I wish I lived out in the country and I can go and shoot such as you guys do it's sad when you live in the city you have to go to an Indoor range with all of their rules. And I just recently purchased one of these firearms haven't shot it yet
Last time I shot a PT92 I was 17 and had hardly handled any pistols at that point. I would guess though that the Girsan is better considering they used to make Berettas for Beretta, which is a win-win because it's cheaper than both.
Not sure if this has been asked yet, but what is the name/location of that range? It's hard to find a good range that goes beyond 100 yds. That one looks like it has a nice setup. Enjoyed the video guys. Thanks!
Not quite- the range is on the eastern half of Ohio. So if it takes you a few hours to get to Ohio, it's gonna take you a few more to get to the east side. It's called Briar Rabbit in Zanesville Ohio...
Yes. We discussed this in more detail in the most recent video I posted testing the Regard "Six," which is a slightly different version of this pistol.
In fact, Girsan produced 92s for the Baretta for years, after they bought all the machines and licenses from the Baretta, they started to produce their own Baretta's..so basicly they are not "CLONE'S or COPY's" FYI..
Thanks for the info, but I sure hope the all caps in quotation is not yelling or arrogance or attitude, because it is impossible for me to know everything about every gun.
@@prwtotokos61 : The Girsan is made with actual Beretta tooling shipped from Italy, the Taurus was made with Beretta tooling installed in Brazil. Another Girsan plus is that during manufacture, they employ a 70/30 process (70% machine tooled/final 30 percent hand tooled) where Beretta used a 90/10 process. That's why the finishing when you break a Girsan down is so nice and the slides move like they are on roller bearings.
@@geofevans2921 Too bad neither Taurus nor Girsan make a removable front sight. I was going to get a Girsan, but opted for the Beretta 92X instead just in case I decide to run a suppressor at some point. To my great disappointment, the trigger pull is obnoxiously heavy, even after having the Langdon Tactical 'Trigger Job in a Bag' installed, so now I'm thinking about selling it and getting a CZ Shadow 2.
The owner of the firearm says yes. I would recommend checking their website to make sure. But considering this thing is literally a Beretta with a different name stamped on it as I was later told, I'm 99% sure it does as well.
@@BuckeyeBallistics : it runs genuine Beretta 92 mags without any issues whatsoever. Mec-Gar are cheaper and in the high cap (18-20) variety easier to load, due to a lighter spring. Will still eat any ammo you put through it.
La pistola Girsan-Yavuz tiene el mismo diseño y rendimiento de la Beretta 92. La versión MC Regard del calibre 9 mm parabellum es una auténtica arma de guerra. Supera a las pistolas Glock en velocidad (390 m/s contra 350 m/s de Glock) y en rango efectivo de distancia (90 m de Girsan-Yavuz contra 50 m de Glock). 👥⚕️👥
Which part? Because the grips are plastic or something. And honestly I wouldn't know, you would have to read what it says on their website or research it elsewhere. It is pretty much a carbon copy of the Beretta, so you may be able to find that informarion by searching the Beretta, since the info on those is more widely available...
I have one and really enjoy it.. the only issue I have with it is the ejection.. mine seems to throw the emptys straight up and they nail me in the head 😂😂 could be worse
If you want a Beretta,.......you get one like new cheap as a police trade in,.....barely used. But never buy a govt Beretta they over load their ammo,......and wear the frames out. Girsan looks like a great option.
I'm sold. It's 400 at my local gun shop. Esp now thats a good price. Already have 2 long guns just need an affordable handgun and I'm done with plastic polymer crap with stupid recoil. Sccy 9🤮
Check ur magazines for factory grooves when buying additionals. I had just bought this pistol brand new (comes with 1 magazine from manufacturer) but the guy I bought from at gun show sold me 2 more that "fit" but there missing one of the slits/grooves at the top making cycling malfunctions
Thanks for the tip
@@BuckeyeBallistics I bought 18 round Beretta magazines from Mec Gar for this model of Girsan and they fit and cycle just fine but the Beretta brand magazines don't work to well.
@@gilmelendez14 mecgar are recommended
@@gilmelendez14 it has something to do with a difference in the feed ramp if i recall
The reset on this trigger is amazing
Excellent video. I bought one last week. Today I went to the range and did a comparison between my new Girsan Regard and my Beretta 92A1. I will tell you I shot just as good and sometimes better with the Regard. It is every bit as good as my Beretta! I wish I would have known about Girsan Regard before I spent all that money on my 92A1!
Yeah now they have a Regard with a 5.2" or 5.3" barrel I really want to get...
@@BuckeyeBallistics I definitely plan on adding more Girsan’s to my collection. You can buy two for the price you would spend on just one gun from the major brands.
The Regard is probably the best product they make, and as I was told, it's literally a Beretta with a different name on it- so it would make sense why it's so good. If you buy some of their other designs, it might not quite stack up to the quality of the Regard. We did feature one of their 1911's on the channel a year or two ago. I really liked the gun and it seemed to have pretty good fit and finish and killer looks, but we had issues getting it to run hollow points. I posted a 3 video series about it, all easily accessed via my 1911 playlist on the channel. But I didn't state this to steer you away from Girsan, but just as random information since you are interested in the brand. It is my understanding that their other pistols are pretty reliable and decent as well, just I would imagine not quite up to par with the Regard. But I can't honestly say because I haven't handled enough of them yet...
@@BuckeyeBallistics Girsan design and engineering is top notch. Check out the Girsan MC21 if you get the chance. Superb fit, finish and accuracy - direct competition to the Sig P226 for an unbelievable price.
I just sold a P220 lol. Maybe one day I'll get to try the MC21- right now I'm looking at the new RIA STK100.
Nice shooting guys!! I own the Girsan Regard MC, the guns very accurate. I like-it!!
It's a Beretta with a different name on it, even made with Beretta machinery. Great gun and It's used by the Turkish military.
I love this pistol! It was very easy for me to learn and practice handing. Not big guns person but I'm a big self defense person. Loud noises are very unsettling to me. Always hated fireworks. Even dislike opening the biscuit can lol. I was able to get over that fear just enough to able to use guns accurately. This regard Mc 9mm helped me a lot.
I always jump at the biscuit can, but it's because I'm afraid it's going to explode in my hand lol.
Beretta also sold the dies and plans for the Cougar 8000 series to Stoeger in Turkey. They have the tendency to dump their older models in such places. The failure to renew a US military contract made a lot of the tooling here irrelevant. One of the contract stipulations was the M9 had to be made in the USA. The Brazilian military had similar stipulations, hence the reason Beretta dumped the dies/plans on Taurus after the contract ran out.
Thanks for the info
So does that mean this is a beretta rebranded?
@@blakedavis2447technically, yes. With a few improved features on it. The Taurus PT92 is the closest thing, it’s technically a Beretta m92 with an improved safety features and a decocker. Also, add the frame mounted safety unlike the beretta that has a slide mounted safety.
Beautiful gun, just bought one through a local pawn shop for $25 after trading my Walter PPS M2. Haven't fired it yet but damn am I happy I got one after watching this!
Pretty good deal for you. I just looked up the PPS M2 and saw one site had them for $309 new, which would make used value even less. So to only have to throw in 25 bucks, at a pawn shop of all places, is a pretty good deal. Yeah it's a keeper for sure, shoots great. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Waiting on my CCW to be approved to pickup an FDE version of this pistol. Can’t wait. Lots of positive reviews including this one.
Glad to see people at briar rabbit taking advantage of the awesome rifle range they have.
I've never seen anyone else shoot pistols 100 yards on the rifle range lol; usually they have a target up at 25. The range certainly comes in handy for my rifle videos...
Nice vid, and great shooting!
Picking mine up tomorrow...
Thank you
Recently bought one of these myself. Love it as well.
Do u know if Beretta mag can work in it
They do. Watch my video on the Regard Six I posted a few weeks ago where we used a Beretta mag...
@@BuckeyeBallistics what about the Beretta exsted mag
for the price point doesn't seem like you can go wrong + every review I've seen of it, have been positive!
Agreed, especially if you want a 92.
@@BuckeyeBallistics Following up.. I ended up getting one and I love it!
@@coleyoutubechannel Awesome, thanks for comming back.
@Michael Reed Thanks! I'll fix it.
I own one myself and all i can say is that this is the best gun I have ever shot! It is worth buying one! Never had any sort of malfunction either
Hell yeah guys. I like that redemption shot👍🏼🇺🇸
Just got this same one!! Nice video cant wait to shoot it
Thanks, have fun.
I got mine for $350. The only malfunctions I have had are ammunition related. Cheap ammo will fail to extract sometimes with these just like 92s. Then it will try to feed into an empty shell casing. Flat nosed and hollow points have never given me problems. I've had only 5 of these malfunctions. And only with cheap ammo. Fiocchi/Winchester seem to be the most reliable range ammo for it. Speer, Hornady, and Winchester M1152 feed reliably. And yes you can run +P. I ran a box of M1152 thru it. It doesn't care
What kind of cheap ammo were you having issues with?
Girsan makes some very good firearms. I've got this model & the 1911 in 45acp. Both guns are very well made, accurate and reliable.
Like most of the Turkish firearms, they are always chasing NATO, military and police contracts.
These guns are tested to these standards and we benefit from this.
I had issues with a Girsan 1911 we tested a year or two ago, but I believe it was just a fluke (like a 1 in 1000 thing). It felt like a quality piece; looked great too.
@@BuckeyeBallistics
Mine too, I haven't had an issue with it since I started running genuine Colt magazines. The OEM magazine & the Wilson combat magazine's gave me issues.
That's my experience.
Huh, that's interesting because we tried Wilson Combat mags too because they are "supposed" to be good mags.
I went into a shop to look at some options for my first handgun, and instantly fell for this gun. I talked myself out of putting it on layaway for a $100 cheaper Tarsus G3C. On my way home I talked myself out of the Taraus and I’m picking up the Girsan tomorrow.
I have both on the channel. The G3 is a nice gun, but this Girsan is definately nicer. You're pretty much getting a $700 Beretta 92 for practically half the price...
@@BuckeyeBallistics
I like a hammer fired gun because you can be more accurate. Plus it looks pretty dang cool. I plan on open carrying so it’s larger size is ok. It felt good, the sights are nice, and I trust beretta design.
Because of the trigger? I shot my glock 100 yards accurately on the channel lol, but I'm equally as accurate with my 1911.
@@BuckeyeBallistics
Because you can cock the hammer and have a short trigger pull? Wouldn’t that be more accurate? I have limited experience with magazine fed handguns.
Maybe I’m wrong, but Im sure it it’ll do find and it still looks cool lol.
Yeah but I mean what are you comparing it to? A striker fire or double action? I assumed at first you were comparing it to a striker fire. But it seems like you are saying you have more experience with revolvers? Most mag fed pistols are single action triggers (including striker fire), meaning short, light, crisp break.
Nice video guys. I just bought this gun today and after I watched this video I knew I made the right decision.
Thanks, and yes you did lol.
Well said! I concur 100%, and had the same reaction.
I got my Girsan Regard MC, and wouldn’t trade it for anything...almost anyway. Shoots very easy, and it seems to operate flawlessly. Looking for another couple of them as gifts...For as big as the gun is, it feels compact!
Turquia produce 3xvel3ntes armas y más baratas .
Cuánto cuesta una bro ?
Been a gun guy my whole life but never heard of girsan. Can anyone tell me if this is a good brand? I just bought this pistol havent shot it yet but not fimiliar with the brand
I have only heard good things about this gun
I have a Sar B6 and i'll be getting this one tomorrow except mine has a different grip and a threaded barrel.
@@Zack16Fair I heard girsan is a good brand but don't know much about them
They are Beretta clones, so very good guns for the price- we just posted a video of another one a couple weeks ago, the Girsan Regard "Six"
@@BuckeyeBallistics cool yeah I'm fimiliar with berreta so tgats awesome if they are just as good
Really digging those guns now! I want one ASAP!
Just got mines earlier today for $630 in all
Ooohh, shoulda bought one from sportman guide. With an online discount, I bought mine for $379 and they shipped it to my FFL super fast.
@@outtatime7894 how long ago did you buy yours?
Love this: sounds of freedom
Hitting those plates with a vengeance
y’all it literally feels like a beretta or better and the slide has barely and stiffness and i’m only 13 so slides on handguns are kinda hard for me. thinking about asking for one for my bday and just looked at one recently, seems like a nice gun and great vid man!
Cool parents if they let you have that at 13- I had a .22 rifle at 13.
I am a newer gun enthusiast, but I have always loved the 92 design, I am seriously considering picking up one of these. Seems like a great gun
Same. The 92 and 1911 are classic designs that never go out of style. I had airsoft replicas of each as a kid and couldn't wait to own the real ones as an adult. Sometimes dreams do come true...
@@BuckeyeBallistics great price as well
Good handgun works well 18 round mec gar 92fs mags. Enjoy review on out standing handgun.
Just got one, love it
Nice review now gone have get me for my self.
About to pick up mine today
Hi there, need to know that how many rounds have you fired, cause once I use to have Beretta m9(2004 model) and on 124 grain, fired 850 rounds the locking block break. Do we have the same kind of issue with this this? Help in this regard will be highly appreciated
Unfortunately I can't answer that, wasn't my gun.
Thanks for your help and time. Cheers
Not a clone, produced to Beretta specs on Beretta tooling, originally under Beretta licensing. Same gun without the Italian price tag. Are the USA produced Berettas clones, too?
The USA betettas have plastic guide rods
Does anybody know if beretta 92 grips will fit the girsan
i was reading on a forum you have to do minor modifications with a dremmel.
I own a girsan regard mc and altamont wooden grips for 92fs fit perfect.
Ugh trying to decide if I want the Girsan regard or the ruger security 9, I was sold on the Sar b6 over the ruger until I saw your review on the Sar and heard home much better the trigger is on the Girsan. Ugh I guess this I is a good problem to have lol. Decided to retire my bersa thunder Great videos keep it up! Thanks
I vote Girsan 100%. You're getting an $800 Beretta for half the price. We just recently tested the Regard 6 as well, which is just a longer version. Glad you like the videos.
@@jackwoods535 makes sense except for the last part lol 😂 thanks for the input. BTW my wife read this and now wants a Girsan too lol
@@Silviapepe Who does not want an 18 + 1 in the chamber beretta clone that is NATO spec...The M9 mags work just fine through mine.
Great video i want the beretta but dang they cost a grip!!! I might get one of these.
From what I was told they are a Beretta, just sold under a different name and cost way less. But that's just what I was told by a viewer, in these comments.
I just bought this exact same gun and I absolutely love it! Feels and shoots exactly the same as a Beretta 92F 9mm. I have both and the difference between the two is minimal.
@@BuckeyeBallistics Yep, Girsan bought the rights from Beretta in fact, also use Berettas tooling to make the pistols! They're used by the Turkish law enforcement AND millitary! Basically a Beretta under a different name!
@@357Franknitty true, but girsan changed the locking block which was a weak point of the 92
This gun is so underrated
That's because it's a $800 Beretta with a different name and price on it.
Great Video!!! Nice Gun!!! Sounds of Freedom 💯👍🇱🇷😊
Freeeeeeeddooooooooooommmmm!
Good gun just got mine today
Is this a Girsan Regard Gen 3? I think that a Girsan Regard Gen 4 has extended magazine release, extended takedown lever, extended slide lock, integral picatinny rail, front and rear dovetailed in sights, front and rear slide serrations, and a G-Type Decocker only Saftey. If I read correctly that is. Thanks
I'm not sure what generation it is, but it would be either a 2 or 3.
1 of my pals has the taurus pt99, it has a better trigger than my 92f i got in 1991. turkey makes great guns and this looks sweet. i want to pick up a tisas 45 acp SOON!!! this looks nicer than my baretta!!
There was another guy on here claiming that Girsan used to produce the 92's *for* Beretta, and bought the tooling from Beretta and now make these. So he claims it is literallt a Beretta, just with a different name. Not sure how much of that is true, but it sure seems like a high end pistol, even though the price isn't high end. We're going to try 100 yards with it soon. Also, we just shot the Tisas 1911 yesterday, video soon. Rock Island and a few other 1911's on the channel as well.
I just put one on lay away, I’ll get it next month. Milspec and NATO certified, used and is still in use...WHATS NOT TO LIKE ?
I’m a beretta fan big time, and this is almost a beretta!
Got mine for for $400 at a pawnshop with the case, I’m about to test it this afternoon
2nd guy DOESNT MISS ANY SHOTS OMG
That's me 😁
Do you know what type of safariland dropleg holsters this is compatible with? Ideally level 3
Just email them an ask lol. Anything that fits a Berretta 92/M9...
@@BuckeyeBallistics thank you for responding
No problem
Looks good.
great looking tool !!!!
Indeed
Definitely getting this or one cheap 1911 I’ve shot everything but never a semi hand gun for some reason 😂 only really used revolvers
Get both! 😅
1911 is a blast, literally! Make sure you get a .45 acp 1911 though!
@@P8P89 I second that
P8P ammo cost a lot more on 45
Parker Rollins It sure does, worth every cent in my opinion.
With how crazy things are currently these have gone up a hundred dollars in price and that's if you can find one
Accurate for most places. Here they are currently $400 and in stock at lgs.
Hey wa a go on soja. I just get mine didn't shoot it yet.
I have one. Its a very good firearm.
I have both . Girsan works great Z but comparing the internals are not the same . The springs and all the small parts not same quality . Decocker , take down button and lever and hammer not the same . Gun works fine Z issue would be long run if something wears out or breaks but most beretta parts should fit . Locking block and cut in slide is different.
How many rounds do you have through this
With tje price difference you can buy the gun, a mag or two, and some ammo....if you can find it
Does anyone know if the g levers can be installed?
What's a g lever...
@@BuckeyeBallistics decock only lever
@@georgewashington7312 Oh ok, still learning every day! I just looked up the conversion kit on Midway USA and there is a reviewer that said it worked flawlessly in his Regard, so that seems to be a yes. Now my buddy that owns this gun will want to install that lol, so maybe video of that soon.
@@BuckeyeBallistics that would be awesome if this is the case I'm get one for myself and get a whole bunch of Wilson Combat parts and add to it.
@@georgewashington7312 Hell yeah
very nice and easily affordable
the girsan is a better 92 the only difference is the locking lug and the slide i believe that is what makes this gun better anything you can down load into a beretta will go into this gun
Just bought one thanks
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I always forget how flippin' huge berettas are.
Made for the military, not made to be concealed. Fantastic pistol. Not for tiny hands though and if you run out of ammo you could definitely crack a cranium with it if you had to.
I'm having problems fiding mec gar magazines. Will the Beretta ones fit?
Beretta mags should work. See my most recent video on the channel of the Regard "Six" where I went into more details about the mag options.
Do they make "inox" stainless steel version of tye gun ?
I don't see any currently offered stainless models, but I think they made some of the older ones in stainless or nickel.
Black, Desert Tan, Grey and Black and a custom Gold Plated!
@@357Franknitty I saw a chrome one today but I live in Vancouver Canada so.... I bought a black one with no rail today after shooting a genuine 92 and a blinged out tan and hammered metal finish one at the range last week. The Girsan actually felt and shot a tiny bit better for most of the guys, although I’m guessing the differences are too small to make a difference. Other then the price and the status that is. But I plan to shoot and not show off a gun collection so half the price means at least 1,000rds of 124gr ball and an extra magazine.
AMC keeps playing all the lethal weapon movies making me want one.
Bro how’d you know? $AMC 🚀🚀🚀
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Gentlemen I really enjoyed your video I envy you because I wish I lived out in the country and I can go and shoot such as you guys do it's sad when you live in the city you have to go to an Indoor range with all of their rules. And I just recently purchased one of these firearms haven't shot it yet
I definately prefer the outdoor ranges, especially with steel targets. If it makes you feel any better, we drive 45 minutes to get to this range...
@@BuckeyeBallistics Thanks friend
What range is this?
Girsan has Quality equipment worth owning
What about compared to Taurus PT92? Have you shot with it?
Last time I shot a PT92 I was 17 and had hardly handled any pistols at that point. I would guess though that the Girsan is better considering they used to make Berettas for Beretta, which is a win-win because it's cheaper than both.
On the trigger you should have shown "The Trigger Reset "
Will it take Beretta mags
Should but some have said in the comments that it won't take certain ones.
I Love my Side arm Nissan Regard. 9mm. Smith Action. Accurate good balance a detonate Favourite❤
GIRSAN REGARD 9MM ...ITS A INFINITI LOL ..SORRY TYPO. AUTO CORRECT PUT NISSAN
Definitate not detonate ..but it does lol
Don't forget smooth action, not "smith." Lol.
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Just discovered this gun in 2022 and now it’s $520. Thanks Joe
Why did you skip out on the threaded barrel version? No one on TH-cam has a threaded barrel review.
Didn't even know they made one threaded.
Guns&Cars oh hell yeah bro. M9a3 clone.
@@mosaicmonk4380 It was my buddies gun. I just asked him and he said not only were they more expensive, but also at the time they were out of stock.
Where did you find it that cheap? All the ones I see are 450+
This video is a few years old brother- gun prices went up after covid.
Not sure if this has been asked yet, but what is the name/location of that range? It's hard to find a good range that goes beyond 100 yds. That one looks like it has a nice setup. Enjoyed the video guys. Thanks!
If you're in Ohio I'll tell yah...
I'm in Indiana, just a few short hours away!
Not quite- the range is on the eastern half of Ohio. So if it takes you a few hours to get to Ohio, it's gonna take you a few more to get to the east side. It's called Briar Rabbit in Zanesville Ohio...
@@BuckeyeBallistics Oh I know where Zanesville is. Excellent! Thank you!
@@BuckeyeBallistics I'm on the extreme western edge of Indiana, between Evansville and Terre Haute.
I have that gun I just got but haven't shot it yet
Will it accept Beretta mags?
Yes. We discussed this in more detail in the most recent video I posted testing the Regard "Six," which is a slightly different version of this pistol.
In fact, Girsan produced 92s for the Baretta for years, after they bought all the machines and licenses from the Baretta, they started to produce their own Baretta's..so basicly they are not "CLONE'S or COPY's" FYI..
Thanks for the info, but I sure hope the all caps in quotation is not yelling or arrogance or attitude, because it is impossible for me to know everything about every gun.
I heard that it was Taurus that bought the machines and licenses for their "Berettas", not Girsan.
Taurus does make "92's" as well, so you may be on to something there. Or maybe they just have the right to copy it, idk.
@@prwtotokos61 : The Girsan is made with actual Beretta tooling shipped from Italy, the Taurus was made with Beretta tooling installed in Brazil. Another Girsan plus is that during manufacture, they employ a 70/30 process (70% machine tooled/final 30 percent hand tooled) where Beretta used a 90/10 process. That's why the finishing when you break a Girsan down is so nice and the slides move like they are on roller bearings.
@@geofevans2921 Too bad neither Taurus nor Girsan make a removable front sight. I was going to get a Girsan, but opted for the Beretta 92X instead just in case I decide to run a suppressor at some point. To my great disappointment, the trigger pull is obnoxiously heavy, even after having the Langdon Tactical 'Trigger Job in a Bag' installed, so now I'm thinking about selling it and getting a CZ Shadow 2.
Are you using 9 mm luger ammo?
9mm 9x19 and 9mm luger are all the same thing so yes
They’ve gone up in price but still good. I just got mine for 440
I loved mine
How is the Girsan holding up?
No issues to report
Nice
Whay exact model is this gun
It's just the standard Girsan Regard MC
Soo, I can use the 92A1 17round mags on it also right?
The owner of the firearm says yes. I would recommend checking their website to make sure. But considering this thing is literally a Beretta with a different name stamped on it as I was later told, I'm 99% sure it does as well.
@@BuckeyeBallistics : it runs genuine Beretta 92 mags without any issues whatsoever. Mec-Gar are cheaper and in the high cap (18-20) variety easier to load, due to a lighter spring. Will still eat any ammo you put through it.
@@geofevans2921 I run Beretta 18rnd mags in mine no problem
The 1980's called. They want their 3-white dot sights back.
La pistola Girsan-Yavuz tiene el mismo diseño y rendimiento de la Beretta 92. La versión MC Regard del calibre 9 mm parabellum es una auténtica arma de guerra. Supera a las pistolas Glock en velocidad (390 m/s contra 350 m/s de Glock) y en rango efectivo de distancia (90 m de Girsan-Yavuz contra 50 m de Glock). 👥⚕️👥
Que buena pistola turca 9mm parecida a la bereta ok
It is not really a clone it was made with licensing from Beretta made by Girsan and made extremely close to exact.
After I bought and shot the Regard MC R9, I sold my Beretta M9 😜
Could you tell any difference between the two?
Is this all steel
Which part? Because the grips are plastic or something. And honestly I wouldn't know, you would have to read what it says on their website or research it elsewhere. It is pretty much a carbon copy of the Beretta, so you may be able to find that informarion by searching the Beretta, since the info on those is more widely available...
I have one and really enjoy it.. the only issue I have with it is the ejection.. mine seems to throw the emptys straight up and they nail me in the head 😂😂 could be worse
How much ?
Under $400
@@BuckeyeBallistics in Turkey 800 usd 😕
What!?!?!
@@BuckeyeBallistics so bad price, because heavy tax
Import tax, or just gun tax?
If you want a Beretta,.......you get one like new cheap as a police trade in,.....barely used.
But never buy a govt Beretta they over load their ammo,......and wear the frames out.
Girsan looks like a great option.
I'm sold. It's 400 at my local gun shop. Esp now thats a good price. Already have 2 long guns just need an affordable handgun and I'm done with plastic polymer crap with stupid recoil. Sccy 9🤮
Yeah I wasn't a big fan of the sccy either, sold ours.
@@BuckeyeBallistics 9 pound trigger pull? No thanks!
On the sccy? It's a double action by design for "safety" when carring with one in the chamber with no safety. But yeah, I don't like it either.
@@BuckeyeBallistics yep I understand. Still rather have a safety. I was gifted the gun oh well
The Beretta 92 SIZE and obviously it's clones are friggin' BIG.
Try a 1911 lol
Take the money you saved buying the Girsan, and buy a MagLula mag loader. Your thumbs will thank you especially in cold weather.
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Girsan makes Berettas better than Beretta
I kinda feel the same after handling my buddies 92a1 and the Girsan had the better trigger...
That looks like briar rabbit range
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It's better than the taurus pt92.