Beretta 92FS Police Edition (YB's first centerfire pistol)

Published on March 1, 2024
Duration: 7:57

This video provides an in-depth look at a Beretta 92FS Police Edition, originally purchased as a first centerfire pistol for 'Young Beretta' over 11 years ago. The presenter details its wear, aftermarket Lock Grips, and operational characteristics, including its DA/SA trigger system and decocker function. The review highlights the pistol's reliability and accuracy over an estimated 6,000-7,000 rounds fired.

Quick Summary

The Beretta 92FS Police Edition features a steel slide and an aluminum alloy frame. Its DA/SA trigger system has an average double-action pull of 9 lbs and a single-action pull of approximately 5 lbs. The decocker safely disengages the hammer, creating a dead trigger until the next shot.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Channel Welcome
  2. 00:05Beretta 92FS Police Edition Overview
  3. 00:10Young Beretta's First Pistol
  4. 00:20Pistol Condition and Grips
  5. 00:34Police Officer Package Details
  6. 00:46Die Hard Influence and First Pistol Purchase
  7. 01:05Beretta 92FS Specifications (Caliber, Magazine Capacity)
  8. 01:15Slide and Frame Materials
  9. 01:23Action and Sound Check
  10. 01:33Round Count and Reliability Assessment
  11. 01:40Single Action and Decocker Functionality
  12. 01:53Dead Trigger Explanation
  13. 02:05Decocking and Re-engaging Trigger
  14. 02:26Mastering Your Firearm
  15. 02:44Glock vs. Beretta Trigger Comparison
  16. 02:54Material Breakdown (Steel vs. Polymer)
  17. 03:10All Steel Components
  18. 03:15Aluminum Alloy Frame Details
  19. 03:19Serrations and Frame Wear
  20. 03:29Aluminum Alloy Cosmetic Issues
  21. 03:40Physical Wear and Tear
  22. 03:52Lock Grips Revisited
  23. 04:07Grip Replacement Cost
  24. 04:09Double Action Trigger Pull Measurement
  25. 04:40Average Double Action Trigger Pull
  26. 05:01Safe Trigger Pull Characteristics
  27. 05:06Safety Mechanism Demonstration
  28. 05:15Built-in Safety on Double Action
  29. 05:18Slide Cycling and Trigger Reset
  30. 05:28Single Action Trigger Pull
  31. 05:36Single Action Trigger Slack and Break
  32. 05:45Single Action Trigger Pull Weight Measurement
  33. 06:08Open Slide Design Benefits
  34. 06:15Proven Reliability (Military Trials)
  35. 06:28Disassembly Procedure
  36. 06:36Slide Reset Differences (Older vs. Newer Models)
  37. 06:47Covered Topics Check
  38. 06:49Slide Lock/Release Operation
  39. 06:56Magazine Insertion and Chambering
  40. 07:03Holstering and Decocking Procedure
  41. 07:13Decocking on a Live Round
  42. 07:16Double Action Hot Pistol State
  43. 07:23Post-First Shot Operation
  44. 07:35Conclusion and Channel Outro

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key material specifications for the Beretta 92FS Police Edition?

The Beretta 92FS Police Edition features a steel slide and an aluminum alloy frame. While the slide and barrel are steel, the frame is constructed from a lightweight aluminum alloy, contributing to its overall balance and handling.

What is the trigger pull weight for a Beretta 92FS?

The double-action trigger pull on this Beretta 92FS averages around 9 lbs, providing a heavier pull for safety. The single-action trigger pull is significantly lighter, measuring approximately 5 lbs, offering a more precise shot.

How does the decocker function on a Beretta 92FS?

The decocker on the Beretta 92FS, when engaged, safely lowers the hammer and creates a 'dead trigger.' This means the trigger cannot be pulled until the hammer is cocked again, either manually or by firing the next round.

What is the typical magazine capacity for a Beretta 92FS in 9mm?

The Beretta 92FS in 9mm typically uses magazines with capacities ranging from 15 to 18 rounds. The presenter also mentions that 20-round magazines are available for this model.

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