I think the Wolf Grey version is the last of the variants needed not counting CC2. As you can tell, the black model is the daily user.

Beretta announced their release to commemorate America 250 is the Manurhin MR73 Liberty.
https://athlonoutdoors.com/article/beretta-manurhin/

Anyone planning on getting this one?

Trying to get more research on my newly acquired pistol. 2003 limited run OD green 2000 made what are the number on this specific variation? I can't find it online even when i type the sku they come back all OD green slide and gram For the few i find

Held a 92XI at a local gun store and fell in love. Fast forward to saving up and searching around, here’s my first Beretta. 92X FR.

While it may be a “Y blem” it has still won my heart. Nothing a little aluminum black didn’t fix. Passed all basic function checks, so I’m happy.

Really really looking forward to feeding it some brass soon. What a gorgeous piece.

Hey everyone,

I need a little push in the right direction because I'm stuck in a massive case of analysis paralysis right now.

I recently visited my local gun shop to check out a Beretta 92FS Inox (Made in Italy). It’s actually discounted because it has a tiny cosmetic blemish on the underside of the aluminum frame—hardly noticeable, but it dropped the price nicely.

But right next to it, they had a 92GTS (Made in the USA), and it really caught my eye. I love the fact that it comes with an optic cut and a rail for a weapon light. I learned to shoot on basic iron sights without any attachments, and I'm honestly not even sure if I’d ever actually mount a red dot or a light on it. But seeing it there, the temptation is suddenly very real.

For some context, this won't be a carry gun at all. It’s just going to live in my safe and come out for the occasional range trip. I'm already very familiar with various Glock and H&K models, but I’ve wanted a Beretta for a really long time. Up until today, the Italian-made Inox was my absolute favorite, but now I’m genuinely struggling to make a final decision.

And before anyone says "just buy both"—they are just too similar for me to justify that, I really only need one.

Should I go with the timeless, discounted Italian classic, or opt for the modern, feature-rich USA model? Give me that final kick in one direction, because I honestly don't know what I want anymore!

LTT Elite II, and their Jonah’s specter, compact.

Ran into this the other day second hand. Added KSD grips because I like the wood.
I always liked the 92 aesthetic but was a bit underwhelmed with the handling, this 92 stock is a way better shooter straight out of the box.
Happy to be part of the fam

Just picked one up! Been waiting a long time

My Beretta 92xi is back after the hammer spring debacle a month ago. Immediately installed the Dlah plate, Springer Precision carry magwell + base plates, TLR-1 HP, and a steel guide rod and 11.5 recoil spring. Loved it stock, hoping these new little pieces make it even smoother.

I’ll give a review in the Dlah plates soon…there is the tiniest of gaps and it isn’t super flush fit like I was hoping. That’s just me being picky probably.

There is little to no information online about this part, so if anyone is ever interested how it is different from original ambidextrous decocker - here are the photos.

They made it low profile, and it does not mention it on the product description anywhere.

New wood grips from Beretta, oversized mag release, and Holosun P.I.D 1000 lumen light.

I have been testing out different holsters to carry my beretta, with limited success. I have yet to get my hands on a Tier1 BUT they only have options for railed 92s. Anyone here able to confirm if the Tier1s will/will not work with a nonrailed 92? Thanks!

Ordered this elite II about a month ago after selling my USPSA shadow 2…can’t believe how great it feels. Been carrying a 92c for close to a year so it felt like a natural progression.

New EDC. Can yall recommend a holster

Here’s a Beretta Brigadier with the El Buccano FRT

HURRY UP AND GET THEM FROM BERETTA'S WEBSITE

Loaded some 135gr FMJ and tested offhand accuracy , pretty good actually . Rear sight a bit low.

In the photo, one is 115gr fairly narrow nose, the other 147gr very flat nose. This is not on manual chambering. This is when cycling when firing.

In four new mags of varying types of ammo, had about ten of these across all mags and ammo types. Also I’m definitely not limp wristing it.

I already had my gunsmith polish the feed ramps after reading some posts on the internet about the PX4, and that did seem to help a little bit. But it wasn’t the cure I was hoping for.

Looking for advice on what to try next.