Beretta 92XI & 92XI Tactical

Published on August 1, 2024
Duration: 19:42

This review covers the Beretta 92XI and 92XI Tactical, highlighting their single-action-only triggers, ergonomics, and differences. The Tactical model features a threaded barrel and suppressor-height sights, which are tested for compatibility with suppressors and red dot optics. The reviewer notes the trigger's feel, reset, and the pistols' overall shooting characteristics, comparing them briefly to the Beretta 92GTS.

Quick Summary

The Beretta 92XI and 92XI Tactical are single-action-only pistols. Key differences include the Tactical model's threaded barrel for suppressors and suppressor-height sights. Both models feature interchangeable magazines with older M9 variants and require a separate MDRS Optics Plate for optic mounting.

Chapters

  1. 00:16Introduction: Beretta 92XI Tactical
  2. 01:04GOA Advocacy & Leadership Summit Announcement
  3. 02:07Beretta 92XI & 92XI Tactical Overview
  4. 03:08Pistol Specifications and Pricing
  5. 03:39M9 Platform Ergonomics and Recoil
  6. 04:06Magazine Compatibility (M9A3, 92XI)
  7. 05:05Single Action Only (SAO) Explained
  8. 05:49SAO Trigger Feel and Reset
  9. 07:0192XI Tactical vs. Standard: Sights & Barrel
  10. 07:49Optic Mounting and MDRS Plate
  11. 09:06Suppressor Height Sight Limitations
  12. 09:29Sighting Systems Comparison
  13. 09:47Safety Lever Differences
  14. 10:18Picatinny Rail and Two-Tone Finish
  15. 10:48Grip and Trigger Guard Design
  16. 11:22Shooting Impressions: 92XI
  17. 12:18Shooting Impressions: 92XI Tactical
  18. 13:00Suppressor Test: 92XI Tactical
  19. 14:41Suppressor Test Results
  20. 15:03Overall Thoughts on 92XI Series
  21. 15:29Brief Look at Beretta 92GTS
  22. 17:31Final Verdict and Recommendations
  23. 18:16Shoutout to Longe Tactical
  24. 18:30GOA Event Reminder
  25. 18:47Next Live Stream Announcement

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main differences between the Beretta 92XI and 92XI Tactical?

The primary distinctions lie in the 92XI Tactical's threaded barrel, designed for suppressor use, and its suppressor-height sights. These taller sights are intended to provide a sight picture over a mounted suppressor, though they may not offer a co-witness with all red dot optics.

How does the single-action-only trigger on the Beretta 92XI feel?

The single-action-only trigger on the 92XI is described as having a noticeable wall, a slight increase in weight before breaking, and a surprisingly short reset. This contributes to a crisp and pleasant shooting experience, making it a favored design for many shooters.

Are magazines interchangeable between the Beretta 92XI and older M9 models?

Yes, magazines are interchangeable. Older 17-round M9A3 magazines will fit and function in the 92XI and 92XI Tactical, which come standard with 18-round magazines. This compatibility extends to other M9 variants as well.

What is required to mount an optic on the Beretta 92XI?

To mount an optic on the Beretta 92XI or 92XI Tactical, you will need to purchase the MDRS Optics Plate separately from Beretta. This plate serves as the interface between the slide and your chosen red dot sight.

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