Thought you could use a definitive answer for the magazines; Beretta website claims that all magazines are interchangeable, the 17 round 90-two magazine works with the M9 and M92FS, and the 15 round mags, as seen in the video, are interchangeable with the 90-Two.
Nice review, only the gun's name isn't pronounced "ninety dash two", but simpy "ninety two", Because it's a modern version of the old 92, they couldn't have used the same number name, so they changed it into something new as well. On the slide of the gun it clearly reads: 90two. Not, 90-two, or 90 dash two, or anything like that. So please, fellow 90two owners, name the gun right. Almost everyone on youtube is doing it, please don't. It makes the gun sound weird.
@vinhhoang I'm having trouble getting a definite answer without contacting Beretta directly. If it's a nylon or leather holster it should be, but if it's a rigid polymer holster it may not fit. Internally the two guns are very similar but the external contours of the slide are a little different.
@swiftcoyote Yea I was thinking about picking up a Beretta 90-Two in a 9mm. But was wondering about holsters. I really like my Blackhawk SERPA that fits my Beretta 45 PX4 Storm. But when I look it up on their website all i can find is the Beretta 92 holster.
@maltieskitten It has a hefty slide, so I would think so. The manual says that extended use of +P ammo will reduce the service life of the gun, but does not that you can not use it in the gun.
@RaptaryTRO The Five Seven is a very different kind of gun. It uses a lot more polymer pieces like the fram and magazine. It's also a striker fired gun that fires a proprietary round that makes it more expensive to shoot. I have never fired one so I can't talk about it too much.
@swiftcoyote If I may make a polite correction: The FN Five-seveN is actually a hammer-fired pistol, with a concealed hammer, not to mention it has a *single action only* trigger (not that you mentioned its action). And 5.7x28mm is actually cheaper than .45 ACP/.357magnum/etc. to shoot. ~$18/box of 50. Definitely not as cheap as 9mm but perfectly doable.
@RaptaryTRO the Five-seveN is much more expensive ($1000 vs. $670), yet lighter/well-balanced pistol. Its round reaches farther and shoots flatter. If you don't live in California, you get 20 round magazines (that feed straight down like an AR mag).
The magazine capacity for the Beretta 92 (9mm) is 15 rounds - Beretta 90-Two (9mm) is 17 rounds. The magazine capacity for the Beretta 96 (40 S&W) is 11 rounds - Beretta 90-Two (40 S&W) is 12 rounds. Mec-Gar does off higher capacity magazines and yes the 92/96 magazine will fit the 90-two.
The grip information on the video is incorrect, there are only TWO sizes STANDARD or SLIM. The pistol comes with the STANDARD grips and you can buy the SLIM grips from Beretta for about $20.
@CnSTX Hmm...*scratches chin*...it appears you're right on both counts. The Beretta 90-two has a 17-round magazine and there are only two grip sizes. That really sucks only two choices.
@swiftcoyote I talked to Brownell's the other day and they HAD both grips available, they call them GRIP UNITS (slim part #: 913-100-496). They are only $8.99 and are currently on back order, should have them in next week. I don't know if they are actual Beretta parts, can't really see anybody making after-market parts.
@ImWatchinTheTube I heard a rumor the 90-two will be discontinued so that would mean companies would not want to develop new accesories for it. The beretta 92A1 may be intended to replace it. Also I believe the way the grips are would make it difficult for wood.
do u know if it can accept beretta 92 threaded barrels for suppressors or compensators? also do they make them in other finishes besides flat balck like nickel or stainless or 2-tone? any problems with feeding or misfires
@GunRunna47 I never got a clear answer on interchangeablity of part between the two models, but it does appear to be the same barrel. It only comes in the all black finish, and I've never had any problem with reliabliity besides a few "stove pipes."
@rtramsey It's interchangeable with the 92's. I even bought Beretta 92 mags for my gun to replace my 10 rounds magazines. The PX4 storm magazines are not interchangeable.
Did you even watch the video? The "92" is a different model. The problem is not that you know nothing, but you know a little bit and think you know a lot.
What I love about the 90two is the lack of a "magazine disconnect" function; I wanna operate my gun even when the magazine is out!
Although it is a pretty hefty pistol, I'd use it as a carry gun. If I wanted a pocket pistol (and/or something for my girlfirend to put in her purse), I'd get the 950, like my friend's mom has.
Not to criticize , but even though it appears that both of your magazines are out of gun and on the table,you didn't appear to safety check your weapon. (At least not until half way through your review). I'm not picking on you , just passing on some helpful common knowledge. SAFETY FIRST !!!!!!!!!!! Always treat your weapon as loaded! Otherwise,a very good and thorough review .
I'm planning on buying my first hand gun soon and it's going to be a beretta. Would you recommend buying this or the 92fs? I really like the fact that this has an accessory rail
@flexx1987 check out the Beretta PX4 Storm also....I personaly like the 92SF (its standard issue for military). If you decide to look at anything other than Beretta, I would strongly urge you to look at HK USP's or the HK P30 (especially this one)
I just read the 92A1 is supposed to be coming out soon. It's a 92fs with picatinny rail and the 90-two recoil buffer system. but I think I'm set on the 90-two I like the modern look
@lanceglock45 I got mec gar magazines for a .40 Beretta CX4 Storm that I no longer have. The springs were way too weak so I just threw them out and kept the magazine extensions that came with them. Only experience with mec gar I ever had.
@swiftcoyote oh man that sucks,i haven't tried their .40 mags,but in my Beretta 92fs they work awesome.but i no longer carry my Beretta,just my glock 23 and there's no substitute for a glock mag
I was a paratrooper in the army 4 years, including a year in combat. Never acceptable to carry a firearm with the safety off. The proper way to carry the m9 is hammer down safety ON. This is not a revolver. And not all revolvers can be safely carried with a round chambered
We'll let that be your little secret. The way your MOS carried the M9 is not the universal standard of the US Military. The Beretta can be safely carried with the safety off, and one in the chamber. I challenge you to find reputable evidence which states otherwise regarding mechanical safety and reliability of said weapon system.
Before you go and carry a loaded weapon out in public, get some training from somewhere besides the internet. I would be interested in hearing your theory on why beretta went to all the trouble of putting a safety on their pistols or what is the great advantage to leaving the safety off. Before anyone responds again with anymore crap keep in mind again that I have actually used a beretta pistol in real world situations. Mechanical safety aside, untrained idiots are the issue here.
I am in the military in a law enforcement role. I carry the M9 daily chambered with the safety off (as mandated in my career field), and have so for the past 10 years. I have yet to see, hear or even read about the weapon simply "going off".
The mere presence of a safety/decock does not mean that is the only "right" way.
I never said I was in the Army Airinf2001. It turns out we have different branches of service. I said I am military law enforcement. Further, I specifically stated discharges regarding the "mechanical safety and reliability" of the weapon. That means the inherent safety and reliability of the weapon, not the jackass using it. Generally speaking, the human being is usually the weak link when it comes to inadvertent discharges with relations to modern and/or reliable firearms.
That is what I am saying, too many weak links carrying weapons in an unsafe manner. Thought this was common sense stuff. These responses I'm getting are pushing me closer and closer to being pro gun control.
Air, the weak link is the human, not the weapon. An M9 doesn't just magically discharge itself. If comments on Youtube are driving your political views regarding the 2nd Amendment, then you have issues. Again, the way your unit and/or MOS carried the M9 is not a universal standard with reference to the US Armed Forces.
I actually carry the 92fs on duty and also carried one in the military. I bought the kit from beretta to make the safety into just a decocker. However one of my friends that carries the same weapon carries his with the safety off just so in a high stress situation there is no mistake to be made of not switching off the safety. When you need to use that weapon you don't want to be messing with a safety. No different than a glock really. Unholster, grip, aim , squeeze..
Care to enlighten us as to how you did this? Converting a 92FS into de-cock only is impossible without some custom work on the internals as I understand it, certainly not just a parts swap/kit. You'd need a G slide.
I know you can on the PX4 and 8000 series, but how the heck did you do so on a 92FS?
Hmm, I only ask because this has been a recurring issues for YEARS over at berettaforum and no one there has figured out how to do so in a reasonable manner. Do you know what parts were shipped or anything about the process. There's literally people that would pay to find this out, not even kidding, haha.
I'm off today but when I go to work tomorrow I will go talk to one of the armorers and try to find out man. We have gone to mostly glocks now but I refuse to carry the scion of handguns. I honestly don't know what all they did to them but I will get back to you in a day or two.
@airinf2001 You could have been the king of england, doesn't mean you know anything. Go look up the G model 90-two or 92/96. G models don't even have a safety. It acts as a decocker only. No intelligent person would have a weapon unloaded in a combat zone, to were they have to rack the slide, so I would imagine everyone with a G model has a chambered round with NO safety
There is no reason why you can't carry this gun all day and night, either concealed or open. It is an easy gun to carry. Under my shoulder it disappears totally. On my hip in a Serpa holster i cannot even feel it. As a hip holstered weapon you won't know it is there.
There is nothing wrong with carrying this or any other large frame auto ALL DAY !
Do you have a SERPA specifically for the 90-TWO, or does a holster for another model do the job? I've been looking for a good answer (I like the look and feel of a SERPA) but have yet to find one.
I don't have a serpa holster for it, nor I know if Blackhawk makes one. I've never gotten a straight answer as to what parts and holsters are interchangeable between the 92FS and 90-two. The trigger guard is different and serpa holsters lock into the trigger guard. If I had to guess I'd say you need one specifically for that model.
Thanks for the reply, swiftcoyote. I wasn't familiar with the comment printing format, by the way. That was directed at "ihaveairlockers." You answer's a good one too, though! :-D
Just because you didn't see him do it, doesn't mean he didn't do it off camera. Not to mention he starts the review with the magazine out of the weapon. Of course there could be a round in the chamber, but if you watch his other videos, you'd see he handles his guns safely.
Ok, I have to do a little bitching about this video. It's not horrible, but there's HUGE procedural problem here.
Always start any weapons handling with a full clearing procedure so everybody else knows that you're being as safe as you know you are. Don't wait four and a half minutes to clear your weapon.
And for anyone who's curious, those are Federal Hydra-shok rounds. Not sure what the grain weight is, but the nickel plated and belted case give it away. Amazing defense round. Great choice.
Thanks for the review. i have this gun but in .40 S&W. i love this gun but yeah it sucks about the grips.. also yes the 92/96 slides and barrels can be used on this gun.
does any one know what the frame is made from? i heard its a polymer frame but i also heard alloy. im thinking alloy cuz its still fairly heavy
goatkiller68 6 days ago
Thought you could use a definitive answer for the magazines; Beretta website claims that all magazines are interchangeable, the 17 round 90-two magazine works with the M9 and M92FS, and the 15 round mags, as seen in the video, are interchangeable with the 90-Two.
AzVnFreestyle 1 week ago
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123youknowme 2 weeks ago
@123youknowme Yes it is.
swiftcoyote 2 weeks ago
Nice review, only the gun's name isn't pronounced "ninety dash two", but simpy "ninety two", Because it's a modern version of the old 92, they couldn't have used the same number name, so they changed it into something new as well. On the slide of the gun it clearly reads: 90two. Not, 90-two, or 90 dash two, or anything like that. So please, fellow 90two owners, name the gun right. Almost everyone on youtube is doing it, please don't. It makes the gun sound weird.
Darklycan369 3 months ago
i have a airsoft replica of that gun
nam6128 4 months ago
Does the Beretta 90-Two fit in Beretta 92 holsters?
vinhhoang 4 months ago
@vinhhoang I'm having trouble getting a definite answer without contacting Beretta directly. If it's a nylon or leather holster it should be, but if it's a rigid polymer holster it may not fit. Internally the two guns are very similar but the external contours of the slide are a little different.
swiftcoyote 4 months ago
@swiftcoyote Yea I was thinking about picking up a Beretta 90-Two in a 9mm. But was wondering about holsters. I really like my Blackhawk SERPA that fits my Beretta 45 PX4 Storm. But when I look it up on their website all i can find is the Beretta 92 holster.
vinhhoang 4 months ago
@swiftcoyote it should fit molded holsters with the rail cover off. Try it and see.
swampprepper 4 weeks ago
thankz man
RadioActive720 5 months ago
getting mines next week or the week after...definitely!!!!
PuCCiPuCCe 6 months ago
Would anybody recommend this weapon for law enforcement?
gaurdianpaintball 10 months ago
@gaurdianpaintball I have been carrying one for 2 years with 0 issues.
Blacklung27 7 months ago
I do agree with you on the guns case and grips... i do wish thay put more into the feel of the grios
combseric 1 year ago
Well i carry a 1911 full size around with me!!!! So its not to big for me!!! Jk jk i see what your sayin lol
combseric 1 year ago
Are the 92FS and the 90-Two's magazines interchangeable?
BiGRiCeD 1 year ago
@BiGRiCeD I use 15-round Beretta 92 magazines in my gun. The Bereta 90-two uses a newer 17-round magazines. I believe they are interchangeable.
swiftcoyote 1 year ago
@swiftcoyote Thanks.
BiGRiCeD 1 year ago
swiftcoyote Will this handle +P, specifically Buffalo Bore +P without damage?
maltieskitten 1 year ago
@maltieskitten It has a hefty slide, so I would think so. The manual says that extended use of +P ammo will reduce the service life of the gun, but does not that you can not use it in the gun.
swiftcoyote 1 year ago
@maltieskitten If you plan on shooting a lot of +P, consider swapping out the recoil spring for a heavier one while you're shooting it.
RadarGuidedVermin 6 months ago
@RadarGuidedVermin Thanks.
maltieskitten 6 months ago
Btw, they should keep this design as an option for the 92A1 :[
ShadowBidingPanda 1 year ago
@swiftcoyote How do you think this gun compares to the Five seven from FnH?
RaptaryTRO 1 year ago
@RaptaryTRO The Five Seven is a very different kind of gun. It uses a lot more polymer pieces like the fram and magazine. It's also a striker fired gun that fires a proprietary round that makes it more expensive to shoot. I have never fired one so I can't talk about it too much.
swiftcoyote 1 year ago
@swiftcoyote If I may make a polite correction: The FN Five-seveN is actually a hammer-fired pistol, with a concealed hammer, not to mention it has a *single action only* trigger (not that you mentioned its action). And 5.7x28mm is actually cheaper than .45 ACP/.357magnum/etc. to shoot. ~$18/box of 50. Definitely not as cheap as 9mm but perfectly doable.
ShadowBidingPanda 1 year ago
@RaptaryTRO the Five-seveN is much more expensive ($1000 vs. $670), yet lighter/well-balanced pistol. Its round reaches farther and shoots flatter. If you don't live in California, you get 20 round magazines (that feed straight down like an AR mag).
ShadowBidingPanda 1 year ago
is the guide rod meta or plastic?
Jamesadeth 1 year ago
@Jamesadeth It's a plastic guide rod where the spring and guide rod are one piece.
swiftcoyote 1 year ago
Christ, and I thought the 92FS was sexy!
louielouie11224 1 year ago 9
i think this model is ugly in comperences with the 92 model
jassoe 1 year ago
The magazine capacity for the Beretta 92 (9mm) is 15 rounds - Beretta 90-Two (9mm) is 17 rounds. The magazine capacity for the Beretta 96 (40 S&W) is 11 rounds - Beretta 90-Two (40 S&W) is 12 rounds. Mec-Gar does off higher capacity magazines and yes the 92/96 magazine will fit the 90-two.
The grip information on the video is incorrect, there are only TWO sizes STANDARD or SLIM. The pistol comes with the STANDARD grips and you can buy the SLIM grips from Beretta for about $20.
CnSTX 1 year ago
@CnSTX Hmm...*scratches chin*...it appears you're right on both counts. The Beretta 90-two has a 17-round magazine and there are only two grip sizes. That really sucks only two choices.
swiftcoyote 1 year ago
@swiftcoyote I talked to Brownell's the other day and they HAD both grips available, they call them GRIP UNITS (slim part #: 913-100-496). They are only $8.99 and are currently on back order, should have them in next week. I don't know if they are actual Beretta parts, can't really see anybody making after-market parts.
CnSTX 1 year ago
@swiftcoyote Well the big thing is that with a normal m9 is you cant change the grip size, with the 90-two you can
TacticalSerenity17 1 year ago
@swiftcoyote Do you think they'll ever be able to make some really nice looking wood grips on these? Or does the wrap-around design not allow that?
ImWatchinTheTube 1 year ago 2
@ImWatchinTheTube I heard a rumor the 90-two will be discontinued so that would mean companies would not want to develop new accesories for it. The beretta 92A1 may be intended to replace it. Also I believe the way the grips are would make it difficult for wood.
swiftcoyote 1 year ago
@swiftcoyote OK, good to know, even if it is dissapointing. Thanks for the reply.
ImWatchinTheTube 1 year ago
If the case and the grips are your biggest problem, you're doing fine.
Raawrbert 1 year ago
do u know if it can accept beretta 92 threaded barrels for suppressors or compensators? also do they make them in other finishes besides flat balck like nickel or stainless or 2-tone? any problems with feeding or misfires
GunRunna47 1 year ago
@GunRunna47 I never got a clear answer on interchangeablity of part between the two models, but it does appear to be the same barrel. It only comes in the all black finish, and I've never had any problem with reliabliity besides a few "stove pipes."
swiftcoyote 1 year ago
@rtramsey are you stupid ??? he said the - part to emphasize that its a different model to the beretta 92
MrBusk09 1 year ago
My 90 two magazines hold 17 rounds 9mm..
puggyt1980 1 year ago
@rtramsey It's interchangeable with the 92's. I even bought Beretta 92 mags for my gun to replace my 10 rounds magazines. The PX4 storm magazines are not interchangeable.
swiftcoyote 1 year ago
what is the capacity of the standard 90-two mag
beethovenmetalhead 1 year ago
@beethovenmetalhead 15 rounds for the 9mm version and 11 rounds for the .40 S&W.
swiftcoyote 1 year ago
the name does sound terrible. ...... 90-two
YeuLaKho 1 year ago
good call swiftcoyote your right.
tre4shaw 1 year ago
Great vid! Great Weapon!
052187ful 1 year ago
its not "Ninety dash two"
its pronounced "Ninety two" dumbass. do you ever pronounce the - when youre reading?
youre a total idiot, seriously.
nifepartie 1 year ago
Did you even watch the video? The "92" is a different model. The problem is not that you know nothing, but you know a little bit and think you know a lot.
swiftcoyote 1 year ago
Doesn't sound like you're completely happy with it...why did you get it?
metallica454 2 years ago
why did u get it if there is nothing good about it for you?
LukeHosch 2 years ago
What I love about the 90two is the lack of a "magazine disconnect" function; I wanna operate my gun even when the magazine is out!
Although it is a pretty hefty pistol, I'd use it as a carry gun. If I wanted a pocket pistol (and/or something for my girlfirend to put in her purse), I'd get the 950, like my friend's mom has.
PrivateSnowballTFC 2 years ago
looks like a sci fy version of the 92fs
cool lookin but not as nice as the 92fs imho
DarkheartTheHeritic 2 years ago
I just bought a 90 two. My first Beretta. I must say, there's a reason they've been in business so long.
Ralastar 2 years ago
Not to criticize , but even though it appears that both of your magazines are out of gun and on the table,you didn't appear to safety check your weapon. (At least not until half way through your review). I'm not picking on you , just passing on some helpful common knowledge. SAFETY FIRST !!!!!!!!!!! Always treat your weapon as loaded! Otherwise,a very good and thorough review .
CTrooper357 2 years ago
I'm planning on buying my first hand gun soon and it's going to be a beretta. Would you recommend buying this or the 92fs? I really like the fact that this has an accessory rail
flexx1987 2 years ago
Beretta makes the M9A1 which has a accessory rail. You might want to look at that too.
swiftcoyote 2 years ago
@swiftcoyote
as far as I've heard, the M9A1 isn't on the commercial market. Only the standard M9 is, which doesn't have the accessory rail.
theaceco 2 years ago
@flexx1987 check out the Beretta PX4 Storm also....I personaly like the 92SF (its standard issue for military). If you decide to look at anything other than Beretta, I would strongly urge you to look at HK USP's or the HK P30 (especially this one)
ugibrian 2 years ago
@flexx1987
I'm actually in the same boat. It's either gonna be the 92FS Inox, 90-TWO, or the PX4 Storm (Also having the picatinny rail)
theaceco 2 years ago
I just read the 92A1 is supposed to be coming out soon. It's a 92fs with picatinny rail and the 90-two recoil buffer system. but I think I'm set on the 90-two I like the modern look
flexx1987 2 years ago
Can the Beretta 90 Two accept 10 round 92/96 magazines?
waroffiveeye 2 years ago
@waroffiveeye Yes, it should.
swiftcoyote 2 years ago
USAF Security Forces carries a round in the chamber w/ safety off.
saltybatch 2 years ago
try to get some met gar mags.they preform awesome ad actually the mag cap is higher
lanceglock45 2 years ago
@lanceglock45 I got mec gar magazines for a .40 Beretta CX4 Storm that I no longer have. The springs were way too weak so I just threw them out and kept the magazine extensions that came with them. Only experience with mec gar I ever had.
swiftcoyote 2 years ago
@swiftcoyote oh man that sucks,i haven't tried their .40 mags,but in my Beretta 92fs they work awesome.but i no longer carry my Beretta,just my glock 23 and there's no substitute for a glock mag
lanceglock45 2 years ago
@lanceglock45 I bought a glock 19 two weeks ago and I am impressed with how many round you can fit in the small magazine.
swiftcoyote 2 years ago
Under no circumstances should anybody believe it is safe or acceptable to carry a chambered firearm with the safety turned off
airinf2001 2 years ago
If I remember right that's how the army does it. Hammer down, safety off. Also all revolvers are carried like that.
swiftcoyote 2 years ago
I was a paratrooper in the army 4 years, including a year in combat. Never acceptable to carry a firearm with the safety off. The proper way to carry the m9 is hammer down safety ON. This is not a revolver. And not all revolvers can be safely carried with a round chambered
airinf2001 2 years ago
@airinf2001 All right whatever. Go watch your Paris Hilton videos which you subscribe to and like so much.
swiftcoyote 2 years ago
@airinf2001
We'll let that be your little secret. The way your MOS carried the M9 is not the universal standard of the US Military. The Beretta can be safely carried with the safety off, and one in the chamber. I challenge you to find reputable evidence which states otherwise regarding mechanical safety and reliability of said weapon system.
jakkd07 2 years ago
Before you go and carry a loaded weapon out in public, get some training from somewhere besides the internet. I would be interested in hearing your theory on why beretta went to all the trouble of putting a safety on their pistols or what is the great advantage to leaving the safety off. Before anyone responds again with anymore crap keep in mind again that I have actually used a beretta pistol in real world situations. Mechanical safety aside, untrained idiots are the issue here.
airinf2001 2 years ago
Airinf2001,
I am in the military in a law enforcement role. I carry the M9 daily chambered with the safety off (as mandated in my career field), and have so for the past 10 years. I have yet to see, hear or even read about the weapon simply "going off".
The mere presence of a safety/decock does not mean that is the only "right" way.
jakkd07 2 years ago
You've been in the army 10 years? Never heard of a negligent discharge? Sorry I'm not buying it
airinf2001 2 years ago
I never said I was in the Army Airinf2001. It turns out we have different branches of service. I said I am military law enforcement. Further, I specifically stated discharges regarding the "mechanical safety and reliability" of the weapon. That means the inherent safety and reliability of the weapon, not the jackass using it. Generally speaking, the human being is usually the weak link when it comes to inadvertent discharges with relations to modern and/or reliable firearms.
jakkd07 2 years ago
That is what I am saying, too many weak links carrying weapons in an unsafe manner. Thought this was common sense stuff. These responses I'm getting are pushing me closer and closer to being pro gun control.
airinf2001 2 years ago
Air, the weak link is the human, not the weapon. An M9 doesn't just magically discharge itself. If comments on Youtube are driving your political views regarding the 2nd Amendment, then you have issues. Again, the way your unit and/or MOS carried the M9 is not a universal standard with reference to the US Armed Forces.
jakkd07 2 years ago
@airinf2001 That is why Google was invented don't criticize, learn or pretend to know all and never learn. Your choice.
JosephNowhere 2 years ago
I actually carry the 92fs on duty and also carried one in the military. I bought the kit from beretta to make the safety into just a decocker. However one of my friends that carries the same weapon carries his with the safety off just so in a high stress situation there is no mistake to be made of not switching off the safety. When you need to use that weapon you don't want to be messing with a safety. No different than a glock really. Unholster, grip, aim , squeeze..
Blacklung27 2 years ago
Care to enlighten us as to how you did this? Converting a 92FS into de-cock only is impossible without some custom work on the internals as I understand it, certainly not just a parts swap/kit. You'd need a G slide.
I know you can on the PX4 and 8000 series, but how the heck did you do so on a 92FS?
opmike343 2 years ago
The beretta rep had the parts shipped to us and our armorers did the work. Those that didn't want the safety payed out of pocket at reduced cost.
Blacklung27 2 years ago
Hmm, I only ask because this has been a recurring issues for YEARS over at berettaforum and no one there has figured out how to do so in a reasonable manner. Do you know what parts were shipped or anything about the process. There's literally people that would pay to find this out, not even kidding, haha.
opmike343 2 years ago
I'm off today but when I go to work tomorrow I will go talk to one of the armorers and try to find out man. We have gone to mostly glocks now but I refuse to carry the scion of handguns. I honestly don't know what all they did to them but I will get back to you in a day or two.
Blacklung27 2 years ago
@airinf2001 You could have been the king of england, doesn't mean you know anything. Go look up the G model 90-two or 92/96. G models don't even have a safety. It acts as a decocker only. No intelligent person would have a weapon unloaded in a combat zone, to were they have to rack the slide, so I would imagine everyone with a G model has a chambered round with NO safety
lightningstruck93 1 year ago
Cool, someone on youtube who keeps their finger off the trigger and uses a proper grip.
gnigged68 2 years ago
I think "90-two" is a pretty unoriginal name to tell you the truth (good gun, though). I call it the "Nine Zero Two" :)
SPeacock 2 years ago
That's what I've taken to calling it, as well.
wazzadont 2 years ago
Good call :)
SPeacock 2 years ago
People !!!
There is no reason why you can't carry this gun all day and night, either concealed or open. It is an easy gun to carry. Under my shoulder it disappears totally. On my hip in a Serpa holster i cannot even feel it. As a hip holstered weapon you won't know it is there.
There is nothing wrong with carrying this or any other large frame auto ALL DAY !
Good video and good gun !!
ihaveairlockers 2 years ago
Do you have a SERPA specifically for the 90-TWO, or does a holster for another model do the job? I've been looking for a good answer (I like the look and feel of a SERPA) but have yet to find one.
wazzadont 2 years ago
I don't have a serpa holster for it, nor I know if Blackhawk makes one. I've never gotten a straight answer as to what parts and holsters are interchangeable between the 92FS and 90-two. The trigger guard is different and serpa holsters lock into the trigger guard. If I had to guess I'd say you need one specifically for that model.
swiftcoyote 2 years ago
Thanks for the reply, swiftcoyote. I wasn't familiar with the comment printing format, by the way. That was directed at "ihaveairlockers." You answer's a good one too, though! :-D
wazzadont 2 years ago
then your getting burned. I just bout a 90TWO .40 S&W for 700 brand new
Krause12689 2 years ago
learn more about firearms before doing a firearm review, but great job for a beginner. Hope you have fun shooting!
Ak47nutcase 2 years ago
Nice review!
TrackMonkey327 2 years ago
Just because you didn't see him do it, doesn't mean he didn't do it off camera. Not to mention he starts the review with the magazine out of the weapon. Of course there could be a round in the chamber, but if you watch his other videos, you'd see he handles his guns safely.
Miceman25 2 years ago
do you know if those magazines are interchangeable with 92fs mags?
Garuda1337 2 years ago
Yes they are.
swiftcoyote 2 years ago
doesn't matter now, turns out this gun is illegal in california :/. thanks for the info though
Garuda1337 2 years ago
Ok, I have to do a little bitching about this video. It's not horrible, but there's HUGE procedural problem here.
Always start any weapons handling with a full clearing procedure so everybody else knows that you're being as safe as you know you are. Don't wait four and a half minutes to clear your weapon.
And for anyone who's curious, those are Federal Hydra-shok rounds. Not sure what the grain weight is, but the nickel plated and belted case give it away. Amazing defense round. Great choice.
heeroyuiwithzero 2 years ago
ok. thanks!
yetzkie23 2 years ago
how much is the cost of that gun?
yetzkie23 2 years ago
I believe I paid $600 for it.
swiftcoyote 2 years ago
I like heavier guns. I never have to carry my guns for any reason so weight doesn't bother me at all.
swiftcoyote 2 years ago
Thanks for the review. i have this gun but in .40 S&W. i love this gun but yeah it sucks about the grips.. also yes the 92/96 slides and barrels can be used on this gun.
camaro25 2 years ago
Yes I bought 5 beretta 92 factory mags and sold the two 10-rounders that came with em. They all work fine.
swiftcoyote 2 years ago
It's a "light alloy" which very likely could be aluminum.
swiftcoyote 2 years ago