Beretta M9 (After 10,000 rounds)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- I did a video on this firearm a while back and i wasn't happy with it. I focused on the reliability and left a lot out. i hope you guys enjoyed. One of the screws on the grip got stripped out. I still haven't replaced it.
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I know there is a grip screw missing and loading a round directly into the chamber has show no wear on the extractor. It is a cheaper part to replace. If i was carrying the firearm i would load it like this every time i carried it. If you load from the magazine every time the bullet would begin to be pushed into the casing.
iloveshootingshit cost?$$
I believe the 92 was designed to be loaded by putting a round directly into the chamber as well.
Good point. But I cycle through the rounds so I dont have one more damaged than the others. To each their own.
@@BigBoss-kn1yx extractor cost $10 even years later.
Berettas 92FS have a aesthetic appeal that no other handgun has. And they do work well.
whenever you hear a word 9mm one and only Berretta flashes in mind....
I can say after many decades of owning some of the best quality handguns on the market, the M9 has not been surpassed in reliability, accuracy, maintainability n quality... my perfect handgun
I'd take the CZ 75 SP01 all day long over the M9.
M9 all the way
@@jgbecker24That’s funny because I have both the SP01 and a 92fs. The SP01 is a very accurate and reliable handgun however is still in the shadow of the 92fs in accuracy. My 50 yard test always put the SP01 an inch larger than the 92fs in group size.
I haven’t shot the CZ enough to compare long term reliability.
Sexiest looking 9mm handgun ever.
@Giant sack of hot garbage P08 DOESNT count, my man :D simply because it is not being build anymore.
Its beatiful piece of engineering and hopefully, one day, I will own one of those P08. But they are all collectibles, museum pieces.
No, the 92x performance is the sexiest
@@GEHatred 100%
This Gun has ALWAYS BEEN SEXY just like 1911s.
Sophie Ann Absolutely I love mine she's beautiful her name is Drita
@@skipfreeman3465 I call mine old faithful it never lets me down
This is all that you say it is as I have used them for over 25 years and have never been disappointed. One of mine had 17K+ rounds through it and was still as accurate as can be. Very durable and reliable pistol.
I cannot look at this handgun and not immediately think of Riggs f/ Lethal Weapon.
I think of John MCClain
15 in the mag, 1 in the pipe. Wide ejection port. No feed jams.
Chow Yun Fat for me in John Woo movies :)
T-1000 T2: Judgement Day!
I've Mastered the Beretta 92F and 92FS, unfortunately my 92 FS has an M9 rear sight on it and I'd prefer the 3-Dot like my 92F has. It's not for everyone, but for me... I Love the Safety De-Cocker, The weight which saps up any Recoil, it's simple disassembly, and overall good looks just makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside like my Scarface Blankie (Yes, My mother got me a fuzzy blanket with Tony Montana in it and it's my favorite blanket 🤗)
One of the most practical handguns ever produced.
I have a 92S. If I had to get rid of all my guns and only keep 1, this would be it.
Incredibly reliable. Distinctive design. A true Classic. That’s still Relevant.
The Sig P320 failed to match the reliability of the M9. The M9's average mean rounds between failures may never be beaten. However that was not a requirement for the M17 contract trials. The only requirement was to be a "switch caliber platform" and beat the other competitors allowed in the competition and have a lower price. Price is the tie breaker. The M9 and M9A3 were not even allowed to compete. The M9 beat it's predecessor, the 1911A1, in reliability. Why was the M17 choice not required to do the same and beat the M9? Why step backwards? Why adopt a pistol just for convenience and not make the new pistol beat the old one?
Exactly my questions.
I'm not sure why they want a modular platform to be honest. I'm a 91F, and we had a total of maybe 5-6 M9s in our arms room. CO, XO, and 1SG got one, and then a couple medics, but that's it. Everyone else had an M4 or M249. Along with that, they were hardly used, and there's no way the Army is going to give every M17 a tac light or anything to go with it. In my opinion, the rails are nice to have, but really unnecessary.
Yea The Sig P320 has a light primer strike malfunction issue!
Except p320 9mm can not switch calibers
P320 adoption is kinda weird for me, it's frame is weaker than the glock (but replacing it is easy though), it's famous for having drop safety issues, the bore axis is high (slower follow up shot). The best option seems to be the M9A3 (easier transition) but glock is still better compared to the sig too.
used the M9 in the military and use the modern italian 92FS to this day (in fact own several) because I like it's updated grip contouring and reinforced frame. I have over 30, 000 on a full size 92FS, other than replacement of springs it runs 100%. M9 or 92FS is a great pistol in whichever model you prefer, maintain it and don't use cheap magazines and they will run and run. really really want to get a M9A3 but I can't really justify the purchase... yet.
Patrick Champa do these love CLP or are they like Glocks very little ?
Nekia Fontanez do you mean Cleaner, Lubricant, Protection? If so (in my opinion) the Beretta and most pistols do so so with CLP. I think it does ok for a all in one deal and used it on issued firearms because that's what they gave me. I don't use a CLP on my personal firearms. a dedicated lubricant or cleaner typically works better then in all in one. But if your going to use a CLP should work as well on a M9 as a G17. hope that helps.
I've never used CLP on my M9. Instead I use Ballistol, and put a liberal amount of it on key points to improve the smoothness of the slide action. For me, the key points to add a little extra would be the slide cutouts for the frame rails, the frame rails themselves (obviously), the locking block, locking block pin, the rails on the barrel, and the rail cutout inside the frame that the barrel rails ride in.
Been using Ballistol for years and my Beretta has always run without issue.
whatever works. at the range I run the 92's a bit wet. I typically use a Mobile One synthetic motorcycle oil just for lube. at the range I use more oil simply to avoid any unneeded wear and tear. in the field I'm sure any oil with good viscosity and doesn't break down or gum up. obviously in the field I use the smallest amount of lubricant needed to avoid run off and crud collection. but the Berettas are very designed and can run dry if needed
Fragmented Mind Get the M9A3, you won't regret it! Besides, you only live once.
Absolutely the millitary knew what they did when they chose this online it had like 30k rounds with like 5 malfunctions. Excellent handgun for millitary or go to war shtf.
The M9 is one great firearm. I have a 96A1 (.40S&W) and not one issue with anything even when it's dirty from shooting. The safety features are awesome as well. It's a bit big for a carry, but can be done. Smooth action, easy care, good trigger out of the box. If the sights were adjustable for elevation, that would be a huge improvement. Of course, pistols are not meant for long range shooting (50+ yards). It's difficult to find a good holster for this.
The M9a3 is their best model to date. However the M9a4 is a nice pistol, but the trigger isn't as good as I'd have hoped. I believe they have a new trigger in the a4. Reset is kind of spongey, and the trigger weight is heavier than my previously stolen a3. Additionally, the new grip angle and shape is incredible.
Great gun. The design makes it the most reliable design in the market. Period.
It's the finest suppressor host I've ever used. Beats the dozens of others I own or have tried without comparison.
Simply the most pleasant shooting 9mm ever made.
This is one gun I could never part with
We cry about polymer in pistols but not that often in AR platforms. Polymer had been around for decades and has performed wonderfully.
FYI an M9 with a loaded magazine is lighter than an M1911 with no magazine.
I watch vids on guns I have when I'm too broke to go shoot them.
I'll get to that point some day..
Wilson combat has a metal parts kit and Beretta has slim aluminum grips you can also drop in a D hammer spring and really fall in love with your beretta again
You have put 10,000 rounds through this pistol? It looks brand new!
most the wear is on the inside. but ya it held up great.
Ryan Simpson How often is it carried on your person? How often do you do presentation drills from the holster? I have a 92fs and a PX4 compact. I carry and train with both. Which one I carry is dependent on the wardrobe of the day. Even with quality lined leather holsters, my two weapons show a fair amount of holster wear. I have exceeded the 10k round count in the 92 and have about 7500 in the Storm. I guess my question is that just a range gun or nightstand gun because of the lack of finish wear?
William Reilly, I think you were intending to reply to iloveshootingstuff. I do carry daily in a holster, and my handgun (same gun for 6.5 years) is showing obvious wear. I have put approx. 5500 rounds through it.
No i never carried it. When i bought it i loved the looks and feel of it and the caliber was cheaper and available. 22lr was scarce so 9mm was the next cheapest thing. so i trained with it. i did holster drills but i did them in a cheap walmart fabric holster.
2:16 see all that slide wear ?
I couldn't agree with the Gent any more as I too cherish my M9 and Taurus 92 made in Brazil at the old Beretta Factory (identical pistol absent frame mounted safety). The M9 is just one of those guns that makes me a better shooter than I would be otherwise with virtually every other 9mm--I assume we all have that particular firearm that just fits so well that one's ability to balance, point and fire are exponentially enhanced. I've been enamored with it ever since I first saw one in the PD armory when I was but a kid and Dad a cop, later on in movies such as 'Lethal Weapon' (how apropos) and finally the Military following the JSSAP pistol trials in 1984. The Millennium comes and goes and even now in 2017 when the M9 is up for replacement it remains my single favorite 9mm I've ever had the pleasure of shooting. I'm sure the new 'modular' pistol be it the SIG P320 will be a capable pistol ann perhaps I will purchase one down the road. That said, my affinity for the M9 will not waver much along the same lines as my 1911 coincidentally when after three-quarters o
Pro2AGuy play time
You take good care of your piece and it's gonna take good care of you as well, and you won't have to complain here and there...!!!
It's my all time favorite out of all the handguns I own
Definitely deserves more subscribers.
92g for me x2. One is the EDC, owb. 3500 rounds, not a single issue. Wipe down often, clean every 5-600 rounds. Best ever, with a radom p64 as ack up.
i wouldnt change a thing then. good vid. Great pistol..I love my 92fs. Best gun i own.
Jeremiah Wilson One thing you might consider is a lighter hammer spring. I put a #12 in mine combined with the WC trigger bar and it made shooting it sooo much more fun.
92fs is a good looking gun i love mine so much its very accurate
That is awesome that it’s got over 10k rounds!! I may get a nice used one..
Love the close up of the gun
i loved this gun so much, i bought toy guns that looked just like it (gave it away to neighbors kids) and even an Italian made blank gun in the 92 pattern (the workmanship was excellent). Finally I started arming up (after I was in the middle of LA riots and did not like what i saw) and for SOME reason bought everything but the 92 i really wanted. Got a Ruger P85, an FEG P9, a Bersa 380, TWO glocks, a 22/45, a Ruger sp101, even a Ruger lc9 (my least favorite gun but selling it makes no sense)...finally I decided to quit mucking about and get the gun i really wanted. Now i am in the waiting period (in caliornia its 10 days) can't wait to try this gun i wanted all my life (and still wondering why i did not get one sooner)
I have had the same experience. I always wanted a P08 Luger but never got one. And a few months ago i got one. it was amazing to have a firearm that i have wanted my whole life. It is a great feeling and i am happy you finally got what you wanted. I hope you have as much fun with yours as i have with mine
oh no, you reminded me of how I always wanted a P38!! I think maybe i need to start selling off some guns but it seems like you always take a bath on the resale-I got $250 on a Ruger mini 14 towards a STAG M4 and that memory of how they basically fisted me, keeps me holding on to the guns I don't like so much
Yea I have a P38. They are nice firearms. I hope to be doing a video on mine very soon
Cool, i'd like to see it! I think this historic gun needs a new production run - the ones you can find now are rare and expensive...
92fs....still my go to firearm at the range. take it over any polymer pistol anyday.
I believe it's a matter of it being the secondary weapon and not primary so they don't seem to care bout the details unless they beat the bottom line . Sig is good but I'm a Beretta fan and think it was definitely a step back . And also have to consider who is lining who's pockets behind the scenes.
I brought one in almost new condition from Sacramento, CA pawn broker in Summer of 1995 for $319.00. I never shot it since there is no range available and too big to carried around. In 2017 I tried it in MO range and it was a nice accurate firearms. I think I left the gun in the tools box for 20 years so it jammed once a while but after cleaning it with Oil there is no issue.
There was no gun range in Sacramento back in 1995?
And you didn't go to any range for 20 years since 1995?
That's bizarre.
Love the 'aggressive' ammo. Steel case and bullet.
bad ass gun thinking about getting 2 of them
Why stop at 2?
Good choice. Beretta 92’s are heirloom guns that you can shoot every weekend.
@@cletussd I thought he was greedy, you just proved me wrong, hehehehehe
@@moosa9850 I think 3 is the magic number, keep one relatively stock, get the second tricked out by Wilson Combat, and the third one by Langdon Tactical.
The ending of the video where you had multiple screens and music was epic. Would you get the M9 with the standard 1913 rail and treaded barrel (to be suppressor ready) instead of the regular 92fs.
thank you and i like the way it looks with the rail but i own a Beretta m9 and 92fs. i am good on Berettas haha
Most scary looking gun
If you continue to put a round in the tube with slide open, instead of loading it from the mag, it will damage your extractor's claw. When the round feeds from the mag, it comes up from below and forward into the chamber. When the slide hammers forward with a round already in the chamber, the extractor contacts the rim of the round at an angle it was not designed for. It will work for a long time, and then you'll find ejected rounds bouncing back into your forehead.
If you carry a firearm and have to keep unloading and loading it you will begin to push the bullet into the casing. Extractors are not expensive. So when i replace the springs I replace the Extractor.
Angel King Beretta 92's extractor is spring loaded for this very purpose of loading direct into chamber, Military required it in case magazine became damaged or lost in a firefight, to still have a shot. 1911, this is correct extractor is fixed, and will damage/break over time loading direct into chamber. Researched the shit out of this after a buddy's 1911 carry extractor sheared on him.
This may be a dumb question to ask but since the barrel is exposed dose it stay hot or cool off quicker?
It would cool off faster
Gentleman you continue fire 10000 rounds without any break
Love that it’s down one grip screw
Yea i never got around to replacing it
I love my m9
Hi there. Great video. Always good to hear from someone who's put high number of rounds trough a gun. One thing though; you have some polymer parts on yours? I got my 92fs in 92' I think. The only non-metal parts on mine are the grips. Why is that you think? Why'd they do that, just to save money or weight? Anyway, I got about 5.000 rounds trough mine, still works like new. I see most 92f(s) got a crack on the left side where the safety lever goes trough the gun into the firing pin, seen from the rear. This is no problem anyway.
LOVE the music!
a few simple after market parts and mods will make the 92fs trigger MUCH better. Real simple too.
i have thought about replacing them but it costs money. and this gun already performs flawlessly
Tha pistol got some violent recoil
I have a very early one. I've put easily 30-50K rounds and it looks almost as clean. The trick is not to carry it in a holster. In any case, that's about 10x the number of rounds before others would be saying its time to replace the barrel and/or slide. Still works fine, for a military class weapon. Can't hold a group like my Glock, though. HATE the trigger. Throw is too long and even single action its longer than necessary and doesn't break cleanly.
When I was seriously shooting (and yes, 90% of the rounds were reloads) I'd run 100+ rounds through each of several guns 2-3 times a week. I had the GL17, Sig P226 and the M9. Dumped the Sig, just never fit my hand. Holding the M9 feels like a 2x4. If I'm leary of trouble, I reach for the Glock. Hands down, a better gun, better trigger, and more accurate out of the box. If I'm going to a gun fight, its 1911. Opinions vary, this is mine.
you make a great video, very watchable. You really ought to have more views then you do. one upv from me at least, good work ILSS and keep shooting shit, its fun!
The only thing that looks better than this beautiful piece of work is the 92x performance edition. I have both a m9 and a 92x per. Even did my CCW with my m9.
Yes my friend!
X92 performance (extreme edition) with steel frame, adjustable sights, vertec grip, rail, light trigger, skeletonized hammer and frame safety ...absolutely excellent handgun!
goodness 10 000 thousand rounds dam that is ahh awesome demonstration of this beautiful just beauuuutttiiiffffuuuulllll firearm because I love it so much what a great investment for me to own as many of them as I want I can't wait to get my collection going but yet again great information on this remarkable handgun yes sir peace everyone😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃.
Best reliability gun classic 🔫 only picky people can conceal it ,and it a very good looking 🔫
love it
so cool gun and video,nice job man
And im not very proud of this video 😂
A couple of things. You are missing the top grip panel screw in the left side and the bottom screw is loose. Never insert a round into the chamber and allow the slide to close on it. Doing this caused the extractor to ride over the round and can break the extractor.Thanks for the video.
I am thinking i need to make a video on this. The extractor has shown no wear and i have done this for years, for me replacing it would be easy. If i was to carry this firearm thats how i would load it. it you unload and reload from the magazine every time you would begin to push the bullet into the casing and it happens pretty quickly. I have done this for years and it has shown no wear.
IDK if that is a good idea, to let the slide close on a round already chambered? Maybe its better on the extractor to feed it from the mag then top up the mag. I have 1000 rounds on mind and already it is showing (slight) extractor wear, even though I've never close the slide on a round...the .22 conversion kit, also seems a great idea, even at $350 - but I have one and I wish i'd just bought 2000 rounds of 9 mm instead. There's a light strike, failure to fire at least once per 10 round mag. And i'm not the only one with that problem it seems to be built in.
Great video! I would scrap the music which I found distracting.
Surprised that you chamber an round directly when you want to go +1. Why not load mag, rack, remove mag and replace the round? Especially on 1911.
You just described the more DIFFICULT way to go +1...
to put a round in the chamber then put a full mag in?
iloveshootingshit
Well my education continues. To go +1 w Beretta you hand insert into the chamber according to the manual. I got a Wilson Beretta 92G last month and that's what it says.
Every 1911 manual I have says to never do this. Load the +1 round via the magazine and top the mag off again.
Yes, this way is more time consuming but doing it the other way puts unnecessary wear on the extractor, normally the extractor slips over the round as it goes in to the chamber at a slight angle. When you have a round in the chamber, there is no sliding, it bumps into the extractor's grip.
I put the DAO spring kit and metal trigger and main house. Great gun just order those parts and it'll be better.
I have the beretta 96 and I love it
NICE PEICE
While I like the appearance of the Beretta m9, it beat the p226 in cost, not performance.
That's very good I don't have bed ideas
This Beretta isn't bad
I love the m-9. I just wish they had more caliber options
I wish they had a 50AE version bahahaha
Id like a 45 or 10mm
90 series are available in 40 sw
I've got an extra set of beretta 92 flat head screws, if you want them.
hahaha i think its funny everyone noticed the missing one right off the bat. i may buy one someday. but it holds so
Sweet shooter bro.
In the first view of the right side, is it missing a grip screw?
Thanks for sharing.
Lordglock has Beretta m9 hit him up
There is a grip screw missing, but you have heard that before.
missing a grip screw
How come your M-9 has a missing screw on the left side grip? Frame wise, it's aluminum-alloy, to cut down weight, for soldiers to carry it in combat. Supposedly, your M-9 is a variant of the 92-FS...? It has 77 moving parts? Ouch, that's a lot of parts. Sig-Sauer P-226/9mm, about 55 parts. Glock-17/9mm, 34 parts. Go figure
Jerry Wick I've had 5 different 92fs. shot them at -45°f and extensive torture testing of my own on em. they work as well as Glock but with more accuracy at 15-100 yards.
Glock is a striker handgun, Beretta is a single/double action...so...
My favorite pistol. Not to carry tho
Is that stock polymer guide rod with this M9? Anything worth to mention on it? Have you tried to put in a steel guide rod and if yes, how would you compare the two? Thanks.
Yes this M9 has a polymer guide rod. I have a Beretta 92fs Inox that has a steel guide rod. I havent seen any difference in performance between the two
iloveshootingshit Buy a Wilson 92G steel guide rod and all with a better trigger
Wilson combat parts makes everything better.
Didn't like shooting it in the Corps. Heavy trigger.
I'm a noob in terms of firearms so please lmk if I say anything wrong in the opinion. I think the m9 is to the pistol as the ask is to the rifles(idk if it's a rifle or whatever)
oh the AK47. its a very reliable rifle just like this is very reliable handgun
The end of the video.. Hello and welicome to the hydrruulic parressa channul.
If u put a round directly into the chamber and drop the slide, doesn’t hurt the extractor? That’s what everyone says about my beretta
They r easy to replace and i have been doing it for years with no damage. I would reccomend you not to do this if thats a worry
So 10.000 rounds,
Doesn’t it supposed to shoot arround corners by then?
I love my M9A1
The grip isn't that large IMO my gloves size is between large & xl, back in the 1990s when I bought the Beretta92 as my first pistol my mom & sister were able to handle it perfectly fine & we all know women have smaller hands than men.
Missing a grip screw
Did the locking block ever break or need to be changed?
Nothing has been broken or been replaced
Disassemble in black and white. Now do it in color!!!!
10k rounds no replacement parts, that’s good, saw a used one today made in Italy in great shape for 500, is that a good deal?
It's a fantastic handgun
No.
Kj Guitarman they go for $599 new at cabelas
Michigan Edge with all going on, my local gun store Gunthers in Carlsbad, about empty, who would have thunk😆
ILOVESHOOTINGSHIT I agree
camera cuality is unparalleled
I'll say one thing for Beretta, even though the slide mounted safety can be impractical and downright hurtful if you have the PX4, the slide itself always seems to be much smoother than the browning tilting barrel actions that are so pervasive on the market. When I say the safety is impractical, I mean it's a bit of a drag, it can be switched down during slide manipulations such as powerstrokes, but that can all be remedied. In my opinion, the only problem with any of the beretta pistols is that the PX4's safety really DOES dig into my hand when I do power strokes, which can seem almost mandatory given the relatively diminutive size of the slide release on the PX4 compared to the 92.
You can buy a steel guide rod bro. I did.
cool
great!
Is beretta m9 9mm is an air pistol?
It can be. Mine is a firearm
Missing a grip screw.
What brand of ammo you use for it?
China John I use any brand. It isn't picky
are you missing a scew?
92fs 200k round count
I like the video, but you have to do something about the sound. I think you need a new mic.
did you address the missing grip screw?
hahaha no i didnt. i stripped the screw. i wasnt thinking. thats how you learn hahaha
+iloveshootingshit at least all you need is just a grip screw bushing. But to replace is a challenge as it is staked on the frame.
How does one learn by not thinking?
Hi! and the accuracy at 25 meters?
you can pick off 30-06 cartridges at 25 meters if you r steady
so accuraçy than a P210!...i do not more..simply the center of standard c 50..2.5".
oh good..finaly,it's better than i think!
at 20 yards i was able to hit a 30-06 cartridge with this handgun. so decently accurate
Good precision at 25 meters, easily able to shoot a 60cm metal plate at 100 meters.