Beretta 92fs Compact

[American1776]

My Beretta 92fs Compact (INOX finish) is now my most accurate pistol.

I recently acquired a new Beretta 92 compact, and I'm very impressed with this pistol. It's a good size for concealed carry. The shortened grip and slide make for a much handier M9, but it's still big enough to be a 'service sized' pistol.

I'm no crack shot. But this pistol really hits where you point.

Here is a target, 8 yards. Shot an entire 20 round magazine with plus 1.

21 rounds.

I highly recommend this gun.

[bripro]

Is yours the M9 inox compact with rail? I had one on hold but changed my mind due to the rail. It wouldn't fit my existing carry gear. Your review makes me kind of wish I picked it up.

[American1776]

Is yours the M9 inox compact with rail? I had one on hold but changed my mind due to the rail. It wouldn't fit my existing carry gear. Your review makes me kind of wish I picked it up.

Yes, mine is the 'new' iteration, M9A1 Compact, Inox with rail.

I thought the rail was going to be a problem, but I have three holsters that fit the gun. (De Santis Thumb break pancake for Glock 30, Bianchi thumb break with open muzzle for M9, and a Blackhawk nylon IWB that fits 4 inch autos).

It's a little on the heavy side b/c it's alloy frame, but it's no heavier than a commander sized 1911. In INOX finish, it's really a BEAUTIFUL gun.

Mec Gar 20 round magazines only stick out about an inch, and make for an option for REAL firepower should it be desired.

Very classy looking piece.

[LordTobias]

Can you share some pictures of this tack driver? You're making me want one.

[American1776]

Can you share some pictures of this tack driver? You're making me want one.

I'm not a fan of posting pics of my actual firearms on the interwebz; but here's a link to the gun:

http://www.slickguns.com/product/ber...-9mm-131-63665

[Mity2]

I bought 92A1 for my dad.
I don't like the gun(my hand too small for it), yet, it is superbly accurate.
But I still don't like it, because its too big.

Then there is 92FS Compact...
Geez no wonder why I can't save any money...

Can you share some pictures of this tack driver? You're making me want one.

Here you go

[American1776]

I bought 92A1 for my dad.
I don't like the gun(my hand too small for it), yet, it is superbly accurate.
But I still don't like it, because its too big.

Then there is 92FS Compact...
Geez no wonder why I can't save any money...



Here you go

I don't have large hands either, yet the 92fs Compact fits me perfectly. Almost feels like a 1911, even though it's a double stack, and the reach to the trigger is just right.

I like the matte stainless (not too blingy, but definitely stylish) with the black trigger and controls to contrast.

My stainless Walther PPK is a nice 'little brother' to this Inox compact.

[LordTobias]

It's one fine looking gun. How's the trigger on it in SA? Does it break cleanly, or is there a lot of stack/creep like on a PX4?

[American1776]

It's one fine looking gun. How's the trigger on it in SA? Does it break cleanly, or is there a lot of stack/creep like on a PX4?

The Beretta trigger in single action has some loose take-up (not unlike a sig I used to have), and then it breaks pretty cleanly.

I should say that the Beretta double-action trigger has a long trigger pull (it's smooth, though). The double-action trigger is smoother than my revolvers, but it's just as long.

Some think it's not a bad thing (I don't mind it), others who are used to striker-fired pistols will probably dislike it. The slide action is the smoothest feel I've ever experienced on an auto pistol. Working the slide feels like it's gliding on air.

[NJCzbt]

well a PPQ navy was going to be my next gun....after seeing this I may have to reconsider