Videos tagged with Vertec Frame

John Parker, Editor-in-Chief of Shooting Sports USA, provides an expert first look at the Beretta 92X Performance Carry Optic Dark Series. This pistol is engineered for carry optics competition, featuring a Vertec-style frame, a 4.9-inch barrel, and weighing approximately 48 ounces for recoil mitigation. Notable enhancements include an optic-ready slide, Toni System grips, a beveled magwell, and a highly regarded match-grade trigger.

This review covers the Beretta 92XI SAO Corsa, a firearm developed in collaboration with Davidson's for the competitive market. The reviewer highlights its single-action-only trigger, Vertec grip angle, and compensated barrel system. While generally reliable, a potential issue with the extended magazine release and ammunition sensitivity with the compensator are noted. The firearm is praised for its fit and finish, making it a competitive option in its price range.

This review of the Beretta 92XI Squalo highlights significant modernizations to the classic 92 platform. Key features include a frame-mounted ambidextrous safety for cocked-and-locked carry, an X-treme S SAO trigger, and an optics-ready slide with internal modifications for red dot mounting. The pistol also incorporates competition-oriented features like a flared magazine well and extended magazine release, all presented with the authority of American Rifleman.

This review of the Beretta M9A4 highlights its improved trigger and Vertec frame ergonomics, but heavily criticizes the optics mounting system. The reviewer, an expert marksman, details how the included optics plate results in an excessively high optic mount, negatively impacting recoil management and follow-up shots. While acknowledging the firearm's potential, the reviewer suggests waiting for potential revisions or alternative solutions.

The Yankee Marshal provides an in-depth comparison of the Beretta 92X and M9A3, analyzing their shared Vertec-style frames, internal components, and key differences in barrels, sights, and ergonomics. The review highlights that the M9A3's higher price is justified by features like a threaded barrel and Trijicon night sights, making it a premium option for suppressor users, while the 92X offers better frame ergonomics and value for those not requiring those specific upgrades.

This video provides an expert overview of the Beretta 92X series, introduced at SHOT Show 2020 by Larry Vickers and Beretta representative Erik. It details the various models, including alloy-framed and the performance-oriented steel model, highlighting new features like standardized accessory rails, Vertec frames, and dovetail sights. The discussion covers ergonomic options, safety configurations, pricing, and future competition-focused variants, offering valuable insights for firearm enthusiasts and competitors.

This guide details how to adjust the trigger on the Beretta 92X Performance, focusing on reducing pre-travel and over-travel for competition shooting. The process involves careful manipulation of adjustment screws within the trigger mechanism. Instruction is provided by Nick, the Beretta Product Manager, highlighting the pistol's design for competitive shooters.