Girsan Regard MC - 1st Hundred

Published on July 29, 2020
Duration: 18:00

This review of the Girsan Regard MC, a Turkish-made clone of the Beretta 92 imported by EAA, provides an expert-level assessment from Justin Opinion. The review details trigger pull weights (DA: ~10.6 lbs, SA: ~6.5 lbs), reliability with one stovepipe malfunction in 200 rounds, and accuracy at 11-12 yards. It highlights the pistol's value for its price point, despite minor ergonomic dislikes like finger grooves.

Quick Summary

The Girsan Regard MC, a Turkish-made Beretta 92 clone imported by EAA, offers impressive build quality for its price. Expert testing revealed a DA trigger pull of ~10.6 lbs and SA of ~6.5 lbs, with one stovepipe malfunction in 200 rounds. Accuracy at 11-12 yards was good with various 9mm loads.

Chapters

  1. 00:29Introduction and Background
  2. 00:51Magazines and Compatibility
  3. 01:16Initial Shooting and Trigger Feel
  4. 05:16Technical Trigger Measurements
  5. 10:04Reliability and Malfunctions
  6. 11:06Accuracy and Ammo Testing
  7. 14:55Final Thoughts and Ergonomics

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the trigger pull weights for the Girsan Regard MC?

The Girsan Regard MC features a double-action trigger pull measuring approximately 10 lbs 10.5 oz and a single-action pull around 6 lbs 8 oz, as measured by a Lyman digital trigger pull gauge.

How reliable is the Girsan Regard MC?

During a 200-round test, the Girsan Regard MC experienced one stovepipe malfunction, which was easily cleared and did not repeat, suggesting generally good reliability for its class.

What is the accuracy of the Girsan Regard MC?

The Girsan Regard MC demonstrated good accuracy at 11-12 yards with a dead-center point-of-aim/point-of-impact hold, performing well with both Fiocchi 124-grain and Remington UMC 115-grain 9mm ammunition.

Is the Girsan Regard MC compatible with Beretta 92 magazines?

Yes, the Girsan Regard MC is fully compatible with standard M9 and Beretta 92 magazines, including 18-round Mec-Gar magazines, which were used during the range session.

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