Beretta 96A1 follow up

Published on January 16, 2025
Duration: 3:22

This follow-up video on the Beretta 96A1 in .40 S&W highlights modifications and performance. The presenter discusses the pistol's robust design, including its light rail and recoil buffer system, and showcases custom "Stars" grips inspired by Resident Evil. The video also details the installation of a DPM recoil reduction system and tests various hollow-point ammunition types.

Quick Summary

The Beretta 96A1 is a robustly updated version of the 96 model, featuring a light rail and an interior recoil buffer system to manage the .40 S&W cartridge's recoil. This video details custom 'Stars' grips, a DPM recoil reduction system, and tests Federal HST and Winchester Ranger hollow-point ammunition.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Beretta 96A1 Overview
  2. 00:34Custom Grip Modification
  3. 00:55Recoil System Upgrade (DPM)
  4. 01:03Ammunition Showcase (.40 S&W Hollow Points)
  5. 01:41Trigger Pull Analysis (SA/DA)
  6. 02:50Current Configuration Summary

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key updates in the Beretta 96A1 compared to the older 96 model?

The Beretta 96A1 is a significantly updated version of the 96 model. Key enhancements include the addition of a light rail for accessories and an interior recoil buffer system specifically designed to help manage the recoil generated by the potent .40 S&W cartridge.

What is the purpose of the DPM system installed on the Beretta 96A1?

The DPM system installed on the Beretta 96A1 is a self-captured recoil reduction system. Its primary function is to further mitigate the recoil of the .40 S&W round, making follow-up shots potentially faster and more controllable, and reducing stress on the firearm.

What are the typical trigger pull weights for a stock Beretta 96A1?

For a stock Beretta 96A1, the single-action trigger pull is approximately 5.5 pounds. The double-action trigger pull is considerably heavier, measuring around 10.5 pounds. The trigger reset is noted as being quite good for a factory firearm.

What types of ammunition were tested in the Beretta 96A1 follow-up video?

The video showcased several types of .40 S&W hollow-point ammunition for testing. These included Federal HST rounds and Winchester Ranger ammunition, presented in both 12-round and 15-round magazines.

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