Beretta Buyers Guide for Beginners! and Should We Boycott Kimber? (INSIDE GUNS w/TYM S2:E19)

Published on January 29, 2021
Duration: 18:09

This video provides a comprehensive buying guide for beginners interested in purchasing a Beretta 90 series pistol. The host, The Yankee Marshal, breaks down key features to consider, including caliber differences (92 vs. 96), finish options (Inox), frame materials, sight types, gun sizes (full-size, Centurion, Compact), safety/decocker configurations (Type G vs. Type F), slide variations (straight vs. Brigadier), grip styles (Vertec vs. standard), and the presence of accessory rails (A1, A3, 92X series). The guide emphasizes the modern 92X series as a recommended starting point due to its combination of desirable features.

Quick Summary

The Beretta 92 series is chambered in 9mm Luger, while the 96 series is chambered in .40 Smith & Wesson. Visually, they are almost identical, with the main distinction being the bore diameter of the barrel. 'Inox' signifies a stainless steel finish on the slide and barrel.

Chapters

  1. 00:21Kimber Boycott Discussion
  2. 00:49Ex-Executive vs. Kimber
  3. 01:52Constitutional Carry Debate
  4. 02:39State Rights vs. Second Amendment
  5. 03:25Misuse of 'Constitutional Carry' Term
  6. 04:46State Unrestricted Carry
  7. 05:17Beretta Buying Guide Intro
  8. 05:5092 vs. 96 Caliber
  9. 06:18Inox Finish Explained
  10. 06:45Frame Materials
  11. 07:16Fixed vs. Removable Front Sight
  12. 07:28Beretta 90 Series Sizes
  13. 07:33Full-Size Beretta
  14. 07:48Centurion Model
  15. 08:09Compact Model
  16. 08:24Type G vs. Type F Safety/Decocker
  17. 09:18Straight vs. Brigadier Slide
  18. 09:49Vertec vs. Standard Grip
  19. 10:20Does it Have a Rail?
  20. 11:04Basic Beretta Options
  21. 11:20Fancier Beretta Options
  22. 11:38Guns with Rails
  23. 12:13Rail and Vertec Grip Combo
  24. 12:51The 92X Series
  25. 14:33Viewer EDC: Reno J
  26. 16:08Show Outro & Channel Support

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main difference between Beretta 92 and 96 series pistols?

The primary difference between the Beretta 92 and 96 series pistols lies in their caliber. The 92 series is chambered in 9mm Luger, while the 96 series is chambered in .40 Smith & Wesson. Visually, they are almost identical, with the main distinction being the bore diameter of the barrel.

What does 'Inox' mean on a Beretta firearm?

'Inox' is Beretta's designation for a stainless steel finish, typically applied to the slide and barrel of their firearms. If a Beretta is not marked 'Inox', it will usually have a standard black, green, or brown finish, unless it features a specialty Cerakote coating.

What are the different sizes available for Beretta 90 series pistols?

Beretta 90 series pistols come in three main sizes: Full-Size, which is the standard, largest version; the Centurion, which has a full-size frame but a shortened slide and barrel; and the Compact, which features the shortened slide and barrel of the Centurion along with a reduced grip size.

What is the recommended Beretta pistol for beginners?

For beginners looking to purchase their first Beretta, the 92X series is highly recommended. It incorporates many modern features like an accessory rail, removable front sight, and versatile grip options, making it an updated and well-rounded platform that combines the best of Beretta's design evolution.

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