NEW! Beretta 92XI Squalo vs Beretta 92 XI.

This review of the Beretta 92XI Squalo highlights its features as Beretta's first aluminum-framed competition pistol. The presenter, Yoki Sturrup, expresses initial admiration for its aesthetics and then delves into its technical aspects, including the fixed barrel, fiber optic front sight, and flat-faced single-action trigger. Shooting impressions emphasize good control, a pleasant trigger feel, and the effectiveness of the gas pedal feature, making it a strong contender for competition.

The Beretta 92 XI Squalo, also known as the 92 XI, is presented as Beretta's interpretation of a 2011-style pistol. Key features highlighted include its optic-ready slide, a flat trigger with a short reset, a 21-round magazine capacity, an extended magazine release, a flared magwell, and a takedown lever that doubles as a gas pedal for the thumb. Unlike some other 92 variants, this model features a thumb safety instead of a decocker, allowing for cocked-and-locked carry.

This video from Classic Firearms highlights the top 5 pistols showcased at SHOT Show 2024. The expert reviewers discuss new releases and notable features, ranking the Walther PDP Steel Frame as the top pistol due to its superior ergonomics for red dot acquisition and its exceptional factory trigger. Other featured firearms include the Daniel Defense H9, Shadow Systems XR920P, Canik TTI Combat, and various Beretta models.

The Beretta 92XI Squalo is a new 2024 race gun designed for competition. It features an optics cut, red fiber optic front sight, and is single-action only, allowing it to be carried cocked and locked. Key features include custom grips, an adjustable ambidextrous magazine release, a 5-inch barrel, and DLC coated internals for smooth operation. It comes with three 18-round magazines.

This video provides a detailed comparison of three Beretta 92 variants: the 92X Performance, the 92 XI (SAO), and a custom Wilson Combat 92. The presenter, with apparent expertise in firearms, discusses trigger pulls, weight, features, and potential use cases for each model. The 92X Performance is highlighted for its steel construction and suitability as a range gun, while the 92 XI appeals to 1911 enthusiasts with its single-action trigger. The custom Wilson Combat model showcases the potential for significant upgrades and reliability improvements.

This review of the Beretta 92XI Squalo edition highlights its premium features and performance. The pistol boasts an all-metal construction, optics readiness, custom G10 grips, a flush-fit magwell, and extended 22-round magazines. It features a single-action-only trigger and a frame-mounted safety, offering a competition-oriented design. While generally reliable and accurate, a minor issue with the magazine release was noted and resolved.

This guide details the disassembly and cleaning of an AR-15 platform rifle, as demonstrated by firearms content creator thegatman. It covers applying lubricant to the bolt carrier group using Gun Medic Quick Fix. The video humorously frames this common maintenance task within a satirical context of restrictive gun laws.

This guide demonstrates a concealed carry technique focusing on the B&T TP9, utilizing a shoulder holster for deep concealment under a hoodie. The demonstration highlights a proficient draw stroke and rapid fire capability with excellent recoil control, showcasing a high-level firearms enthusiast's approach to carrying a larger format pistol discreetly.

This video showcases firearms associated with the character John Wick, specifically highlighting the Taran Tactical Innovations Sand Viper and Combat Master. The Sand Viper is presented in a Coyote Bronze finish with a Holosun optic, while the Combat Master is shown in a Black DLC finish. The content draws comparisons between these models and the fictional Pit Viper, emphasizing the evolution of John Wick's on-screen weaponry.

This video presents a satirical take on home defense, featuring a Panzer Arms AR-12 style shotgun and a homeowner equipped with tactical gear including night vision goggles and a plate carrier. The skit humorously depicts a confrontation with a simulated burglar, highlighting the homeowner's preparedness in a humorous, albeit exaggerated, manner.