Videos tagged with Decocker Only

This video revisits the Beretta 92X RDO Centurion, with the presenter admitting initial bias against Berettas due to past experiences with older M9 models. The review highlights the 92X RDO's evolution into a modern duty-style pistol, featuring front slide serrations, a high-vis red front sight, and RDO capability. The presenter also discusses the Cyelee SRS8 Chameleon red dot sight, noting its budget-friendly nature, large 8 MOA dot, and RMR footprint, while comparing the 92X RDO's performance and reliability to the Springfield Prodigy.

This video provides a tabletop review and field strip of the Beretta PX4 Full Size G SD. The reviewer highlights the pistol's rotating barrel mechanism, which is designed to reduce recoil, and notes its decocker-only operation. The review covers included accessories, ergonomics, trigger characteristics, and a detailed breakdown of the field stripping process, emphasizing the unique barrel rotation for unlocking.

This guide details the customization process for the Beretta PX4 G-SD, as presented by an expert firearms instructor. It covers enhancements like Talon Grips, SRO optic cuts, Grey Guns trigger upgrades, NP3 coating, and barrel modifications. The resulting firearm is presented as a highly capable 'do-all' pistol suitable for carry, duty, and competition, offering refined shooting characteristics and improved handling over the stock model.

This review provides an expert look at the Beretta M9A4, highlighting its evolution from the 92 series. Key features include an optic-ready slide, threaded barrel, and accessory rail. The pistol utilizes a SA/DA trigger system and is noted for the legendary reliability of its design. While praised for its package and reliability, a specific trigger feel issue is identified.

This video provides a first-shots review and familiarization with the Beretta M9A4 pistol. The presenter, a self-proclaimed Beretta M9 enjoyer with prior Army experience using the M9A1, details his initial impressions after firing approximately 270 rounds. Key takeaways include the need to adjust grip for the Beretta platform, particularly thumb placement, and the importance of practicing the double-action pull for accuracy. The presenter plans to carry the M9A4 for 30 days and conduct a 5,000-round review.

This video provides a quick overview of the Beretta M9A3, highlighting its features and the speaker's positive shooting experience. Key aspects discussed include the threaded barrel, tritium night sights, picatinny rail, decocker-only operation, trigger quality, extended magazine release, 17-round sand-resistant magazines, and the improved thin grip. The speaker expresses a strong preference for this model, calling it their favorite handgun.

TheYankeeMarshal, an expert in firearms, provides a detailed comparison between the Beretta 92X and the classic 92FS. He highlights the 92X's modern upgrades, including an accessory rail, Vertec grip frame, flush-fitting target crown barrel, and enhanced ergonomics like an oversized magazine release and aggressive grip texture. The review emphasizes how these combined features bring the venerable 92 platform up to contemporary standards while remaining accessible.

This review details the Wilson Combat/Beretta 92G Vertec Centurion Tactical, highlighting its premium build quality, custom features, and enhanced performance. The expert assessment emphasizes the tight tolerances, superior finish, and tuned action, positioning it as a high-end offering for discerning firearm enthusiasts. The video provides a comprehensive look at its specifications, ergonomics, and included accessories.

This video reviews two new Beretta 92X pistol variants: the Centurion and the Compact, developed by Ernest Langdon's Langdon Tactical. The speaker, a firearms instructor, expresses frustration with the release of these desirable models during a financially tight period. The review highlights shared premium features with the Beretta 92X LTT, such as checkered backstraps, serrated front slides, upgraded sights, target barrels, stainless steel triggers, rails, and 92G decocker-only conversions. Key differences noted are the grip length and the Compact's spurless hammer, which offers a snag-resistant profile while maintaining a DA/SA action. The speaker praises the overall build quality and customization potential of these upgraded Beretta platforms.

This review covers the Beretta 92 Elite LTT, a factory pistol designed in collaboration with Ernest Langdon. It highlights the pistol's Vertex slide with improved sight options, M9A1-style grip with checkering, slim G10 grips, and a bevel-relieved trigger guard to prevent 'hammer bite'. The G-configuration decocker-only safety and skeletonized hammer are also detailed, along with the stainless steel target barrel and 1913 rail. The trigger performance, both double-action (around 7.5 lbs) and single-action (around 4.5 lbs), is praised for its smoothness and crisp break. Reliability is noted as 100% over 1500 rounds, and accuracy is demonstrated with a 2.1-inch group at 25 yards.

The Yankee Marshal, an experienced firearms commentator, reviews several new handgun releases, focusing on collector value and practical application. He highlights the Beretta 92G Elite LTT, a collaboration with Langdon Tactical, as the standout recommendation for its blend of aesthetics, performance, and value, suggesting it's an excellent choice for both collectors and those seeking a high-quality duty or carry firearm.

This expert review of the Beretta/Wilson Combat 92G Centurion Tactical, presented by Justin Opinion, offers a deep dive into its features and performance. The video highlights its 'G' decocker-only operation, Ameriglo sights, and VZ G10 grips. Detailed range testing with various ammunition types and precise trigger pull measurements using a Lyman gauge provide valuable insights for enthusiasts of the Beretta 92 platform.