Quick Summary

Justin Opinion provides an expert review of the Beretta APX after firing over 100 rounds. He highlights its aggressive grip texture, crisp trigger with a tactile reset, and reliable performance with Magtech and Remington UMC ammunition. The APX is presented as a strong competitor in the full-size polymer striker-fired pistol market.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Initial Impressions
  2. 00:38Unboxing and Case Features
  3. 01:39Magazines and Accessories
  4. 03:48Ergonomics and Grip Texture
  5. 04:25Sights and Sight Picture
  6. 04:52Trigger Mechanics
  7. 06:27Magazine Release and Slide Features
  8. 08:42Field Stripping and Takedown
  9. 11:24Range Testing and Accuracy
  10. 13:48Ammunition Performance and Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Beretta APX's trigger?

The Beretta APX features a trigger with a short take-up, a distinct hard wall, and a crisp break estimated around 5.5 to 6 pounds. It also offers a tactile and audible reset that returns the shooter directly to the wall for quick follow-up shots.

How is the grip texture on the Beretta APX?

The Beretta APX utilizes aggressive stippling with 'pyramid' textures on the finger grooves and backstrap. This design provides a very secure grip, comparable to textures found on brands like Sig Sauer or Smith & Wesson M&P.

What ammunition was tested with the Beretta APX?

During the initial 100 rounds, the Beretta APX was tested and performed reliably with Magtech 115-grain and Remington UMC ammunition, indicating good compatibility with common range loads.

How does the Beretta APX compare to other duty pistols?

The Beretta APX is positioned as a serious contender in the striker-fired market, comparable in size to the Glock 17. It offers unique ergonomic features and a refined trigger system.

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