POV Shooting with the new Beretta M9A3 9mm

Published on October 26, 2019
Duration: 4:06

This video provides a hands-on review of the Beretta M9A3 9mm pistol, highlighting its features and performance. The presenter discusses its origins as a submission for the US Army trials, its improvements over the Beretta 92 series, and its suitability for various users. Key features like the FDE finish, canted decocker, threaded barrel, and redesigned grip angle are examined, along with shooting impressions.

Quick Summary

The Beretta M9A3 is an advanced 9mm pistol, an evolution of the Beretta 92 series, designed for US Army trials. Key features include an FDE finish, a 15-degree canted decocker to prevent accidental engagement, a factory-threaded barrel, and a redesigned frame with a shallower grip angle for improved ergonomics, especially for smaller hands.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Beretta M9A3
  2. 00:05Army Trials Submission
  3. 00:17Beretta 92 Series Improvement
  4. 00:26Shooting the M9A3
  5. 00:43Slide Lock Feature
  6. 00:49FDE Finish and European RAL 8000 Comparison
  7. 00:57Slide Release and Decocker
  8. 01:01Canted Decocker Design
  9. 01:28Sights (3-Dot, Tritium)
  10. 01:34Threaded Barrel
  11. 01:40Racking from the Front
  12. 01:50Picatinny Rail and Grip Options
  13. 01:53Redesigned Frame and Shallow Grip Angle
  14. 02:13Grip Swap and Hulk Style Grip
  15. 02:22Reloading and Decocking
  16. 02:27Double Action Trigger Pull
  17. 02:40Single Action Trigger Pull
  18. 02:47Overall Impression
  19. 02:50US Military Service and Contract Loss
  20. 02:56Sig P320 and Army Contract
  21. 03:03Modular System Explained (M17/P320)
  22. 03:28Final Magazine and Shooting
  23. 03:47Conclusion
  24. 03:51Disassembly Video Mention
  25. 03:55Overview Video Mention
  26. 03:57Call to Action (Like, Subscribe, Follow)

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Beretta M9A3 a notable firearm?

The Beretta M9A3 is significant as an advanced iteration of the Beretta 92 series, designed for US Army trials. It features an FDE finish, a canted decocker to prevent accidental activation, a threaded barrel, and an improved grip angle for better ergonomics.

What are the key ergonomic improvements on the Beretta M9A3?

The M9A3 boasts a redesigned frame with a shallower grip angle, making it more suitable for shooters with smaller hands. The slide is also scalloped to facilitate easier racking from the front, enhancing user interaction.

Does the Beretta M9A3 have night sights?

Yes, the Beretta M9A3 is equipped with 3-dot sights that include tritium inserts. These inserts provide illumination in low-light conditions, aiding in target acquisition when visibility is reduced.

Why was the Beretta M9A3 not selected by the US Army?

While the Beretta M9A3 was a strong contender submitted for the US Army trials, the Sig P320 was ultimately chosen. The P320's modular design, allowing for interchangeable frames and slides based on its internal fire control unit, was a key factor in its selection.

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