Berreta 9mm?

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Gabriel

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I am interested in buying a berreta 9mm. I am just wondering if anyone with one could tell me whether its a good buy. Accurate? Problems? that kinda stuff
 
Great handgun

It was my first handgun once I got my RPAL, wanted one for 20years and didn't regret buying it for a second. Used it for my black badge course without flaw. lots of them around too so it easy to get accessories for them. Accuracy wise they are fine. It is a solid gun easy to strip and clean too.
 
Bought a Beretta M9 slightly used on the EE. 3000 rounds later, still 100% reliable, very accurate, easy to clean and a blast to shoot. I considering another one for backup in IPSC.
 
Accuracy is very good, As for problems well there has been issus with locking lugs cracking "never seen it" But I have seen alot of decocking pawls in the frame break.
The safety I cant stand! but thats just me lol.

I personaly dont like them, but there are not as bad as some say.

But beening a Cert Beretta armourer I cant slag them to much ;)
 
Tikkaboy said:
It was my first handgun once I got my RPAL, wanted one for 20years and didn't regret buying it for a second. Used it for my black badge course without flaw. lots of them around too so it easy to get accessories for them. Accuracy wise they are fine. It is a solid gun easy to strip and clean too.
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Same story with me. I liked it a lot. It ran into limitations during use for IPSC eventually, but does the job. Lot of people rip on it for no reason at the range too!, which is a bonus if you like to argue:)
 
Dsiwy said:
Accuracy is very good, As for problems well there has been issus with locking lugs cracking "never seen it" But I have seen alot of decocking pawls in the frame break.
The safety I cant stand! but thats just me lol.

I personaly dont like them, but there are not as bad as some say.

But beening a Cert Beretta armourer I cant slag them to much ;)
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Hmm...that lock block was designed to take away the stress of the barrel and slide and was recommend to replace after every five thousand rounds, I am sure many other Beretta user will have more information about this.

Trigun
 
Trigun said:
Hmm...that lock block was designed to take away the stress of the barrel and slide and was recommend to replace after every five thousand rounds, I am sure many other Beretta user will have more information about this.

Trigun
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every 5000rds replace the locking piece, come on thats just silly. The 5000rd check on a SIG is replace the return spring only. I dont remember Beretta ever telling us we had to replace them every 5000rds. I even double checked my armourers manaul and no where does it say replace the locking block every 5000rds.
 
Dsiwy said:
every 5000rds replace the locking piece, come on thats just silly. The 5000rd check on a SIG is replace the return spring only. I dont remember Beretta ever telling us we had to replace them every 5000rds. I even double checked my armourers manaul and no where does it say replace the locking block every 5000rds.
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Nope my manual didn't mentioned either, but I remember I read this here, or may be the Beretta forum. Slavex should know more about Beretta design.

Trigun
 
Trigun said:
Nope my manual didn't mentioned either, but I remember I read this here, or may be the Beretta forum. Slavex should know more about Beretta design.

Trigun
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If its not in the "Beretta armourers book" then the factory does not recommend it. I think it was a bad batch of blocks only.
 
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