Beretta 92S Police Trade In Surplus Pistol Review
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- Beretta 92S 9mm Police Trade-In Pistols from Classic Firearms. These come in various conditions but most I've seen have little wear if any.
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92s are the guns that made me love guns as a kid
Bruce Willis and Mel Gibson popularized it in the 80's
Yep me too
Don't forget the John Woo's movies czcams.com/video/hW8Ik-U4T5g/video.html
Menaceblue3 For me it was Resident Evil on PS1, and that I got a tiny plastic perfect miniature out of one of those vending machines with the plastic bubbles that roll out the bottom.
I have one! *__*
Excellent job, I actually worked with the Carabinieri,(Italian Military Police,) that carried these when Dessert Storm was going on. What a piece of history that I was a part of. 👍👍🇺🇸
I had a Beretta 92S in the early 80's. Dropped it while carrying it to the car. It was in a soft case and landed on its muzzle. It fired a round into the concrete. Fortunately the round embedded in the concrete. I contacted Beretta. They acknowledged the firing pin is not locked, rather is free floating.
So I guess the question then is which models are these?
Oh, they acknowledged it ! I bet if you call BF Goodrich they'll acknowledge their tires are round.
Oh wow. I didn’t know that. Thanks
Yep! The 92S are NOT drop safe and this is not the first story I heard of 92S misfiring after being dropped with a round in the chamber. This is why for the 92FS, Beretta added a firing pin block on top of the slide, the little metal block that rises when the trigger is pulled to solve this issue.
I've wanted one of these ever since I first saw Die Hard as a kid!
I bought one from Classic over a year ago, and I have been happy. No problems, and I got used to the different location of the mag release. The sights aren't great, but for the price, it's tough to beat.
Two years later, I just got one of these surplus pistols. I love it. My first Baretta, I was very happy to see this review.👍😎 Thanks Sootch
7:50 Actually the firing pin block came with the 92SB, the model prior to the 92F. So the timeline goes like this: original 92 (released in 1975 or 76) --> 92S (1978 or 79, safety moved from frame to slide, gained decocker but lost the cocked and locked capability) --> 92SB (1981 for USAF trials. Added firing pin block, ambidextrous safety, 3-dot sights, mag release changed to 1911 style) --> 92F (1984, adopted as US Army's M9 in 1985. Originally called 92SB-F, changes include squared off trigger guard, recurved front strap which sootch00 mentioned at 4:09, chromed bore, and Bruniton finish instead of blueing for better corrosion resistance) --> 92FS (1989, after some slide fracture reports Beretta modified the design with an enlarged hammer pin head. This prevents the slide from flying backward into shooter's face in case of a breakage. It was also available in G model or decock only for the French Gendarmerie).
1992 came the 40SW version called Beretta 96. US Border Patrol asked Beretta to make them a reinforced version, this brought us the Brigadier slide with dove-tailed front sight, slanted dust cover, and the radiused backstrap (top portion of backstrap have a reduced cut out). The 2001 released 92 Elite IA and Vertec, both featured the straight backstrap with reduced girth, and integrated 1-slot picatinny rail for the first time (Elite IA also has Brigadier slide and is a G model). That grip is now known as the Vertec grip and featured on the M9A3. M9A1 was released in 2006 and adopted by USMC. It adds a single-slot rail, aggressive front and back checkering, and beveled mag well to the M9. M9A1 is supplied with physical vapor deposition (PVD) coated mags for sand resistance :)
This gun has a special place in my heart. It was the first hand gun I bought when I turned 21 many many moons ago. Mine has walnut grips, and it was my carry gun.Thanks for the vid!
Picked up mine from SoG a year ago. Fantastic shooter, ran everything from FMJ to hollow points, brass, steel and aluminum case, 115gr, 127 and 147. It does not care, stays right on target.
After putting about 750 rounds through my 92S, I can definitely say these are way worth the money. If you don't mind the sights or the different magazine release button, they're definitely worth the $300-ish dollar price tag. I replaced the springs in mine once I picked it up and haven't had a single issue from the pistol, it's extremely accurate, shoots smooth, and the single-action trigger is wonderful. I agree with Sootch that the price on these will likely rise over the next few years as supply runs dry, like with most surplus firearms, so if you want one, pick it up now!
Another epic video! Nice shooting and great video work.
ClassicFirearms Just ordered one of these berretas from you guys 3 days ago! Hope to shoot it soon! Sub. to my channel, I'll be doing a review on it!
Awesome. Thank you for the purchase. Looking forward to your review.
Waiting on my star BM to ship with lots of excitement! Will be doing a review. First online firearm purchase!
You're probably not getting that one back, I bet he's gonna keep it.
Nice! Another solid choice. I'm sure it won't be your last purchase :)
great review
It’s so cool that you can get these old surplus guns for just a few hundred bucks. Love it
Red Dot Shooters yep, the deal right now is $299 but these are realistically $600 guns, it's a steal!
Got mine when they first showed up in the ads, shipped and transfer fees for $250-260.
@@TheDrinkyDude 600 maybe 20 years ago
@@Profile.4 these guns are eventually going to dry up and go up in price, when a mosin 91/30 is $300
@@TheDrinkyDude I'm gonna buy a few right now for the zombie apocalypse. How much is a mosin now?
When Taurus bought the Beretta factory the Beretta had the slide mounted safety. And for the first PT-92s from Taurus had the slide mounted safety. Taurus actually moved the safety to the frame which most people (including myself) prefer
Exactly
Some Beretta models have frame mounted safeties. 92 Stock, 92 Combat, 92 Steel-1 to name a few.
PT92 vs M9 Accuracy >> Which one?? Thank you
I just bought a CZ-75 SP01 in FDE at Classicfirearms and they are excellent at customer service. I can't wait to shoot my new gun, but i don't have the money for one of those Beretta's now. I guess i have to wait next year. Long live the republic Sootch00
I loved the Classic Firearms crate opening segment, that was really cool to see. I think that M9A3 is just phenomenal, it should have at least been considered IMO. Another excellent review brother, thanks for taking us along!
Grabbed one of these from them a few months ago and its awesome
Got this last year for $179 after watching this video and it's great. The gun obviously looks worn and scratched up, but the internals look fantastic. The guide rod spring may have to be replaced later down the line, but that's to be expected. I can easily get another 1000 rounds from it before having to do so. I just took it to the range today after not shooting it in a while (been using the IWI Jericho 941 my grandfather gave me) and it still performs great. While the mag release button, the round trigger guard, and the sights are different from the Beretta 92FS, you're getting great value on an excellent Beretta 92. Most Beretta 92s start around $600 and the used ones aren't that much cheaper.
I had to come back here to thank you sootch00. Without this video, I would have never looked into getting this. Probably would have spent much more since I was saving up for the M9A3 after wanting a 92 for so long.
I just got mine from Classic firearms in very good condition finally added one to my growing collection love it.
Thanks for the purchase!
Thanks Sootch! This channel and the Sensible Prepper Channel are by far my favorite channels on CZcams. Keep up the great work.
I bought one from Classic about 6 months ago that is in about the same condition as yours. I painted the shiny, rubbed on, scratched grips with black truck bed liner paint and it is awesome! Can't go wrong with a Beretta.
When I initially received mine, I had a lot of feeding issues even with FMJ from federal. I have THOROUGHLY cleaned the gun for it seemed like it probably sat for a long time dry, the gun now functions flawlessly.
This is my first pistol ever n I love it!! My friends ask me to sale it to them all the time and it’s not gonna happen. What a great review Sootch I love u young man
..always GREAT Reviews Sootch, Thanks!
The triggers on these are excellent with a really short reset like 1/16 inch. Mine came with a light hammer spring, maybe all are like that. A little orange paint on the front sight helps.
I got one about a year ago. Absolutely love it! Love your videos sootch. Lots of respect from southern indiana
Thank you for this review. It's one of the videos that helped me decide to purchase a 92s through CF. I should have it by this week. :)
Smoothest action made, like buttered glass when you rack it. The 92S has a nice feel to it with it's smooth front and back strap. I've got a half dozen newer Berettas with the Brunition and Inox finishes. The 92s has an old school gloss blue finish, it's a shame it's not offered any more...Beautiful.
Italy is simply the cultural superpower of the world. No other country can even get close to our dominance in the field (half of the artistic heritage of the world is in Italy). This in some way is reflected also in our weapons, I guess. Beretta 92 series is a work of art.
Grazie un carissimo saluto dall'Italia 🇮🇹 iscriviti al mio Gruppo 92S 👍
I just got mine ordered for fathers day :) hand select hopefully there is nice ones left . Happy fathers day to all you fathers out there thanks sootch.
You are a man of your word reviewing this firearm,cool points!!!!!
I've got a few beretta semi auto shotguns and model 96 inox stainless and love them
I had one of these about 10 years ago. I had a friend serving in Iraq and he brought it home as a war trophy. He had given it a tan paint job and newer grips. He gave it to me when he got back. After he passed away, I gave it to another friend. I wish I had kept it.
I love my 92, I switched it to decocker only and the slide is smooth as butter.
Omg I love the 92S, I bought one from Buds Gun Shop in Sevierville, Tennessee.
Yeah... gonna have to order one. Very slick variation of the 92. Thanks for the great video.
Bought one a month ago, my first handgun purchase. Beautiful blued finish with some minor holster wear, barrel has been replaced, and it came with a later model guide rod which was incorrect and made it very difficult to pivot the take down lever. After grinding the dimple on the end of the guide rod (to match what a 92s rod looks like) it’s been flawless. I’ve surprised myself at how accurately I can shoot it at 25 yds. I’ve put about 500 rds through it, it feeds anything from steel case junk to hornady CD+P. Sights aren’t huge but very usable as long as it’s not pitch black out there. Paid $329, found some NOS beretta mags at the hardware store for $40/ea, and a 20rd ProMag. All work well. Several friends have offered to buy it for more than I paid.
Get one while you can
Just got mine in the mail today, I can't wait to get to a range when the open up again.
Your video convinced me to pull the trigger on buying one, love the videos!
Hold up. In the fucking mail?
ProbablyInsane I think he’s lying or he’s an ffl dealer.
Seems like just yesterday I asked for this review,Hey it was ,thanks Sootch!
Thanks Sootch! That one looks great! (as did many of them)
I got one in near perfect condition but the mag was crap. Replaced it and now it runs flawless.
I found these on sale at Classic. Paid $279 each for two. Got them a week later. Mine are in great shape and they shoot great. Out of the first 100 rounds I had one failure to eject. My groups at 12-15 yards are impressive. Feels great in my hand. I shoot this fine firearm with confidence !!
I have their Nano, bought it for CC, though I really don't carry often. Still, it has always performed flawlessly at the range... no FTF, no FTE, no problems at all. Classic now has a new batch of 92S's in as of 4-10-19 for $299, am seriously thinking of picking one up to add to my milsurp collection since I don't have a full size Beretta yet!
Hands down one of the best if not the best values on the used LEO handgun market. After buying one a couple years ago we picked up another along with one of the Beretta 85f's from Classic Firearms.
I just bought one of these trade ins, can’t wait to get it, it’s a beauty
How was the condition when you got it?
Great video as always. I bought 1 of these from Classic from the previous batch. Awesome weapon at a great price! Considering another, just because 😉
Those crates at you buddie's place are awesome.
Our police still uses these but in the army they are getting replaced by the Rex Zero 1. Cool gun. Saw in yesterday on the border patrol police.
You're wrong.
Where are you? Me Saigon Vietnam
The largest ejection port on the business.
I bought one of these last year for $289 with free shipping and it has been a excellent firearm. I do not mind the heel magazine release other than that this gun is every bit as good as any of the newer burritos costing two or three times as much. I also have a stainless Taurus pt92 which is every bit as good as the Beretta
I just bought a 92fs new 6 months ago. It came with mags that had the bottom mag release cuts, so they're still making new mags with the old school cuts.
I own one of these and I love mine. Never had any problems with it plus the pistol is very accurate.
Bought mine in '82, $400. Came with walnut grips (still have them), put some Pachmyer "wrap arounds" on. Little bigger around the grip,but I've been shooting it for almost 40 years. I think I'm used to it. 😉
Great video thanks sootch
Purchased my Beretta 92S over 40 years ago, put Pachmayr grips on it and still like new
i've been waiting for this one!
Got 2 of these great shooters and a nice collectable
My first handgun, wish I still had not traded for that handcannon 10mm Glock
I would still love to have the 10mm. Good thing is that you can still pick up one of the 92s’ for fairly cheap compared to the Glock 10mm.
I kinda like that magazine release button on the bottom of the grip
My American-made 92FS is also a Police Special surplus. Got it for $550 with 3 15rd magazines many years ago.
I since upgraded the polymer guide rod with a fluted steel one from Wilson Combat.
Very reliable. I don't mind the heavy double action trigger (I'm a southpaw, but shoot right-handed [cross-eye dominant]).
Ordered one today from classic firearms.
You can get stainless 15 round mags from the Beretta web site that have both cuts. I run them in my 92s and 92fs, no issues.
Its also easy add either of the cuts to your mags using a dremel and a file set. The heal catch doesn't need to be particularly precise in shape, but size.
Also skateboard tape on the front and back straps helps with gripping with sweaty hands. I tries to run mine in a class when i first got it, and my grip/draw was all over till i added the tape.
I'll bet the hand selected version they sent you was from the only one like that from the crate... …
just saying
I have one, mines beat to hell but it was cheap and has jammed once, worn but clean on the inside. Its my back up weapon to my shotgun for when Im in the woods
@@jarretthoover6095 If you have any more jamming issues with it, check out Ernest Langdons video on how to properly lube Beretta 92's, very informative.
I'm pretty sure he was standing over the crate and selected it with his own hand. 😁
Yes but they are still good when worn
I got one in perfect condition. The barrel didn’t have any signs of being used and the slide didn’t have any holster scratches
Great video. Just bought both one.
Just some information on the mags, you can get Beretta manufactured 92 mags from BerettaUSA and they will have both the cutouts for the 92FS and the 92S pistols, the only ones that do not have the cutout for the 92S are the 17-round mags and any of the "M9" or "M9A1" mags, ProMag 15-round 92 mags will also have the cutout for the 92S. I've used both and the Beretta mags seem to work better, but once they're broken in the ProMags do fine as well, they can just be a little bit stiff at first and I've even had the ProMags cause my 92S' slide to lock back half-way through firing a loaded magazine!
What a beautiful pistol. Very nice video.
Beautiful pistol, Thanks for sharing 👊😎
My "hand select" Beretta 92 from Classic was nowhere near as nice as yours. I wish I could have toured their facility and hand picked it myself.
Either was mine. Hate to see what the other 9 looked like. Scratches all over. Barrel was rusted, and the grips look like they went thru a meat grinder.
MrVulcan1963 Most likely sootch got a great gun because people at Classic knew that it was him buying. Understanding that he will make a video they “randomly” sent him the best gun they had.
Uriy Orehov , totally agree. I consider mine a truck gun.
Just ordered me one Friday!
good shooting sootch00 very professional hope one day i have confidence like you
Police and army in 2018 used Beretta 92 FS this is a model before (1980) the new gun Beretta 92 FS in USA Beretta M9
Great review.
I found one at a local gun store for $265 and it came with 3 mags + some really good custom grips.
Questo esemplare mostrato nél video è sicuramente una 92-S aggiornata nell' Arsenale di Terni negli anni 90 con l' aggiunta della sicura al carrello otturatore anti arretramento fine corsa,ed in più è stata completamente rivestita di materiale opaco ,e messa in attesa di riassegnazione, e credo che poi non sia più stata in servizio, poiché non presenta nessun sbiancamento del carrello,tipico segno d'uso operativo data la conformazione delle fondine chiuse dei Carabinieri, quindi un arma nuova d'Arsenale. D'altronde dal video precedente ha avuto la possibilità di scegliere la pistola su migliaia di esemplari che sono stati inviati dall' Italia dopo la dismissione dal servizio operativo di questo modello definito ormai obsoleto ! Complimenti comunque ottimo video come sempre !!! 🥇
Ordered one Friday. Looking forward to getting it.
Nice! Thanks for the purchase.
How was ur purchase???
Good review of a great gun
Dear Mr. Sootch double ought, the Beretta 92s, and in reality, all Beretta pistols are very nice arms!! There are some very nice surplus S models out there!! And yours is no exception!! With the stainless guide rod, and it's fine finish, it's very beautiful!!
Just one thing that I would like to point out. When field stripping/disassembly of your pistol, there is no need to pull the slide back, and lock it open!! Actually, it will put extra tension in the recoil spring, that is necessary to overcome, to rotate the disassembly latch! As the pistol is standing free, just simply depress the disassembly lock button, on the right side, and then rotate the latch on the left side, and the recoil spring will gently force the slide assembly forwards a bit, and it is ready to remove! If you point the muzzle up above a horizontal plane, the slide will not fall off. If you point the muzzle down below horizontal, there is a possibility that the slide will come off, and fall to the ground! If you just place your left hand on top of the slide, use your left middle finger to press the button on the right, while using your left thumb to rotate the disassembly latch, while using your left palm to control sudden movement, then just grip it, and slide it off!
I'll bet a dollar to a dime that when you toured Classic Firearms, you got to hand pick that fine 92S. Good looking pistol.
Ha ha, unfortunately, that ain't gonna happen this time around. I'll just have to be envious of Sootch00, Ya can't say he ain't earned it though. He's put a lot into his channel.
I think they said once that they were not set up for walk-in customers, I may be wrong. Sootch just got to because of him advertising for them, which is fine with me.
Yeah, I bought two. Both have heavy holster wear and moderate mechanical wear. One has visible pitting on the barrel in 3 places and a nearly half-inch gouge in the right side of the trigger guard. No where near this condition. Second order was a pair of extra mags, one was ok. The other looked parkerized it was so rusted. Someone must have used it as a hammer at one point too as there are half a dozen dents on the back of the magazine (mag condition was graded "very good to excellent"). Not a good first impression for Classic Firearms...
Tyler Perry screw Classic...I won’t buy from them anymore. AIM Surplus is a much better seller.
I'll bet HE did too
Hey can you do a video about how some calibers aged well and some haven't? Dope video as always
love my 92S👍💗
I got one of these from the same place you did. I was a bit disappointed. I was hopping mine would have a bit more wear showing its age, but mine ended up with minor holster wear only, ha. Well I guess not every one of my surplus guns will have much of a tale to tell.
Oh, and the newest Beretta magazines have both the cuts in them, so they will fit all Betetta Model 92s. Thanks Beretta for thinking about us with your older pistols.
Jesse Sisolack i’ll trade you a really beat-up one 😂
Ha bad timing. My mother's ex boyfriend who lives with me since after she died made a large box of my handguns disappear. I registered it as lost or stolen.
The 92S police trade in I bought a year or two ago didn't have that matte finish. It had a beautiful blued finish and frames anodizing was glossy. I hate I sold it. I wonder why the older released trade ins had that finish and the newer ones don't. I wonder if the newer imports are being refinished by Beretta before being released. As good as the finish seems I'd say they are as Beretta goes through them before they come stateside. I've also had a beautiful blued Beretta 92SB. I kept one of my Beretta's. It's my Beretta 92FS Police Special and I love it even though I'm not a fan of manual safeties on guns and especially when they are slide mounted. I shoot the Beretta 92FS and Sig P226 better than any other handguns I've ever owned.
Warmachine_13 The matte color ones have been refurbished at Beretta before import and most have had the barrel replaced. The refurb. black matte slide finish is almost like a paint and wears off over time. The original finish is deep bluing.
Hay im a big fine you my fracisco
92s
Sootch when will you do a review on the Beretta APX?
Is the 92s compatible with other 92 holsters? As you mentioned it's an older model with the rounded trigger guard instead of a squared off trigger guard. Also Brownells has a adapter plate for a light rail on the Beretta 92 but it requires Drilling and is held together with screws. I'm also interested in knowing which parts are interchangeable between the 92s and the 92fs. Particularly the barrel and guide rod because Beretta sells threaded and non threaded barrels on their website but I'm not sure that they would fit the 92s. Just questions I haven't found answers to yet.
Just ordered mine , yes their still a few left Robertson trading post yep! Hurry I might buy another.
I’ve had mine this exact model for many many many years now a pawn shop find for 175$ and no matter what my favorite pistol out of all of what I have and all else who shoots it hates it why because the sites in mine are pretty much non existent any more and it’s great
Any of the 10 or 15 round 92fs mags available directly from Baretta have both notches for either mag release. Double check when buying, but most of them say "Fits: 92S - 92SB - 92F - 92FS - 92A1 - M9 - M9A1 - 90-Two - Billennium - Vertec - Brigadier - Centurion - Elite.". (Also, the Beretta website has great sales on mags every couple months) The 17 and 30 round mags do not. However, I have bought those and cut the notch out myself with a dremel and they work fine.
I bought one of these after seeing you open the crates at the warehouse..
Geez..where are these beautiful outfoor ranges in the wide open spaces? We have a range in Syracuse. What fun is a range where the Ranger calls the cops.
Beretta tends to make a nicely finished 92 pistol, but that design wandered away from their superior original 1970s frame mounted safety system: the Taurus PT92 uses that now on their now Beretta machinery they bought in the 70s.
That 1911 type safety/decocker is more natural to use on the utilitarian finished PT92. Also, nice to have cocked & locked PT92 whereas the Beretta 92FS doesn't have that option.
I disliked the M9 slide mounted system when I used it in the military.
IMHO, the best Beretta out there is the 92D ~ DAO pistol that "mimics" a revolver, but with 15+ rounds of firepower.
Nice review Sootch of this Beretta 92S!
They have them here in az for 300.00 but I can't pull the trigger on getting one the mag release really kills it for me. What a shame. Very good video thanks.
Solid Review!!! Long live the Republic!!! :-)
Beretta is about to release their black M9a3 too! Can't wait!
Omg. I have such a soft spot for the Beretta. It is up there with the 1911 in terms of reliability and beauty.
Sootch I love your channel and your vids but please make another video showing the difference between the 92s, 92f, 92fs, 92a1, m9 etc...
Man I wanted all them guns in the crate that classic firearms had lol. It was like a kid in the candy store didn't know which one to choose
I picked up mine on Monday and shot it on Wednesday. Very nice pistol. I don't get the complaints about the sights. Sure they are a bit dinky but they are quite usable. So all of you turning them down due to the sights just leave more for us that like em. It is a classic design with no dumb rail or ugly squared off trigger guard.
I thought Sootch was going to turn his hat sideways to go with that cocked-hand grip.
I always wanted a 92 fs like Riggs from lethal weapon jus sayin one sweet ride🇺🇸🤘🏻
Have you seen the TV version from 2016?
i got one from palmetto state armory for pretty cheap. great gun but i got one that's accuracy is a bit off. shoots upper left pretty reliably. still a blast to shoot. next to no recoil and silky smooth action!