Beretta M92 A1 Co2 Powered Blowback Airsoft Pistol by Umarex - Semi / Full-Auto

"I will say these things absolutely rip, the full auto is probably closer to 1100, or maybe even 1200 rounds per minute. Solid exterior construction, and licensed to boot. Only major word of caution is much like most KWC made pistols, they dry out quick and need re- oiling frequent, and the sear tends to wear out, and typically gets stuck on full auto by default once it wears out. Otherwise a fast, and snappy replica. Wish they gave the same treatment to the M9A3 variant they put out.

"I got this a while back on sale - I needed a good, solid secondary weapon for CQ encounters/situations.

The mag it came with leaked after 8 months but was fixed easily with a new O-ring.
The safety leaver did fall off on me, it does wiggle loose over time, especially if using full auto a lot. Just make sure to keep your screw tightened and you will be alright. I luckily found where it fell off in the dirt and was able to reattach there on the field I was at (I always take tools with me) - now I check my screws after every game.
There has been 2 times over 10 months where it would shoot in full auto despite being on Semi-only : however cleaning the gun and re-lubing it fixed this issue.

Overall I have to give it a
7/10 Gummy Bears.

Just maintenance the gun regularly (as you should with all your replicas) and you should avoid most if not all issues you may encounter with this gun.
It has a heavy, solid weight which I like and it’s a pretty sturdy gun.
I dropped this in sand and dirt and it will still preform great as long as you take the time to clean it after. (ALWAYS clean the mags also. Sand near the gas valve can cause it to leaks and scratch up seals.)

"A nice gun if you want something that's not a 1911. And if you're like me and just used to c02 (yeah I've heard all the arguments, don't hate on me). Thing is, I'm just kinda put off by the relatively low fps from green gas stuff, and where I live, I'd have to order some, as there's no stores nearby.
No threaded barrel. You can thread your own, though. Probably the worst thing about the gun is that it's totally proprietary, no upgrades. It doesn't even use the VSR type bucking. So as soon as it breaks, that's it. Shoots .28s pretty well with some hop. Not the most accurate thing in the world, but it's a pistol. With a vertical foregrip attached on the rail you can't holster it, obviously, but it feels a little like a rip-off MP5K.
Keep an eye on the screw holding the right side of the safety lever in. If it loosens itself and falls out, you've probably read the horror stories about that. Speaking of that, it doesn't de-cock anymore. I don't know why.
Full auto is pretty snappy, though. Loud. Man, can you imagine someone opening up on you with it from cover about 10 feet away? You might just, heh, heh, soil yourself.

"Well, dang didly thing is I was ready to by a mock suppressor for this airsoft gun, M92 A1, but to my surprise the one I have gotten has no threads on nor in to fit it. So that was disappointing. Unless, I could buy a new barrel with threads. Otherwise this ding dong dang is positively swell. It is full metal including the magazine. A very hefty boy. Oooh. Out of the box it shots like, and some young'uns would call it, "laser." Downside though it took a while before I could receive it. Covid-19 and all. No matter, it is still groovy baby, yeah!

"Alright so this bad boy was my first sidearm and I gotta say, I've played very many games with this thing and I still absolutely love it. Here are some ups and downs;

Pros:
Full metal
Accurate straight out the box
Full Auto (which still blows my mind)
This thing sounds intimidating ESPECIALLY when you slide in an extended mag, switch the firing mode and let her loose. It can empty 42 BB's in about 3-4 seconds.
Good starting weapon
Looks beautiful

Cons:
After much use, my safety sometimes doesn't seem to be working and I can still fire the weapon, but turning the safety off, pulling the trigger, then flipping the safety back on fixes it.
The hop-up is a bit hard to get to, you have to use a tool like a screwdriver or car key to reach it. I have skinny fingers and I still can't dig in there and twist it.
Extended mags are quite expensive.

Would definitely recommend this to anyone who loves Berettas or just looking for a sidearm to start with.

"This was my first pistol and it still works great but has a couple of problems
Pros:
Heavy
Pretty accurate
Has full auto
Extended mags are priced decently
If you drop this thing it’ll probably break the floor more then the pistol

Cons:
Slide has a lot of trouble getting off
My de-cocker never worked straight out of the box
No threads as shown in the pictures
The finish is pretty crap

I’d still recommend this gun because most of the problems are cosmetic and don’t really effect the gun to much

"I 'v had the gun for a few days and it is quality. the mechanics of the gun are very realistic, the weight is also. accurate to the description and the co2 is contained very well, one magazine can be reused about 4 times before co2 runes out. so far worth every penny

"It’s a good gun, realistic weight and accurate when HopUp is dialed in. But it is a bit complicated in putting it back together for first time. Also, it auto sear sometimes gets stuck on reassembly and won’t shoot in semi auto. It is not hard to fix, but a bit tedious, though that hasn’t made me stop loving this gun.

"Overall i love this gun. It shoots great, and the full auto is so cool. But i do have some complaints.

Pros:
Full metal
Feels great
Shoots great

Cons:
The safety button broke after a few months (probably cause the full auto)
The magazines are crazy expensive ($40)
My slide cannot come off anymore, it is stuck somehow(but still shoot fine

"Really solid pistol, but I unfortunately have to rate it a 4/5 for the moment. After field testing it, it could keep up with a lot of higher class pistols and was very useful in close situations. The full auto especially helps if you've got people grouped up to take out quickly. The reason its a 4/5 for the moment is that the right side of my safety just flew off. I've had the pistol for about a month and a half. I've noticed that it seems to be a recurring issue with some others who bought the pistol, so I think that issue needs to be addressed. Outside of that, its a really good pistol. Definitely recommend.

"This is a great pistol, if you are looking for the feel and weight of a Beretta you can expect it here. Hop up is easily accessible however it is hard to turn because of where it sits in the slide. Elinteresting Force M92a1 magazines will work with this pistol.

"This is the absolute tank of a pistol. The gas consumption is fantastic, I usually get about 5-7mags per cartridge if I go heavy with it. Full auto is good but I never get to use it when I play so it's a pointless feature for me. The only problem is the trigger. I prefer short trigger pulls and there is a ton of pull before it even affects the hammer. Even when the hammer is already back there is too much travel for the trigger. Overall this is a great pistol and I use this more than any other gun I own. I just with I could find spare mags.

"Good gun, it is NOT threaded though. Even though in the pic it shows the barrel threaded, it isn't. And now there's no non thread to thread adapters anywhere, so RIP me

"Feels very high quality and shoots well. But semi auto function went out after a couple uses