Beretta Compact M9A1 Inox Pistol Review (HD)

Published on June 15, 2016
Duration: 14:31

This guide details the field stripping and reassembly process for the Beretta 92 Compact Inox pistol, as demonstrated by Mrgunsngear. It covers the essential steps for safe disassembly, including removing the slide, barrel, and recoil spring assembly, and provides instructions for reassembly. Proper safety checks are emphasized throughout the process.

Quick Summary

The Beretta 92 Compact Inox (M9A1 Type) is a 9mm pistol known for its reliability and accuracy, attributed to its falling locking block system. It features a stainless steel slide, aluminum frame, 1913 rail, and a capacity of 13+1 rounds. Modifications like a 'D-spring' and Hogue grips can enhance its performance and ergonomics.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Shooting Montage
  2. 00:40Model Overview
  3. 01:51Modifications and Grips
  4. 02:58Design Features
  5. 03:53Capacity and Controls
  6. 05:24Disassembly and Action
  7. 07:30Reliability and Sights
  8. 08:42Trigger and Performance
  9. 09:12Size Comparisons
  10. 10:38Final Assessment

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Beretta 92 Compact Inox (M9A1 Type)?

The Beretta 92 Compact Inox features a stainless steel slide, anodized aluminum frame, a 1913 accessory rail, flared magwell, aggressive checkering, a slide-mounted safety/decocker, and a beaver tail. It utilizes a falling locking block system for accuracy and reliability.

How does the Beretta 92 Compact Inox compare in size to a Glock 19?

The Beretta 92 Compact Inox is slightly longer and heavier than a Glock 19. It offers a more compact profile than a full-size Beretta 92A1, providing a balance between the two.

What modifications were made to the Beretta 92 Compact Inox in the video?

The reviewer installed a 'D-spring' to lighten the double-action trigger pull and replaced the factory plastic grips with Hogue G10 Piranha grips for improved texture and feel.

What are the pros and cons of the Beretta 92 Compact Inox?

Pros include extreme reliability, accuracy, and soft recoil. Cons are the slide-mounted safety, its weight (31 oz unloaded), and a lower magazine capacity compared to many polymer-based competitors.

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