How accurate a reproduction is this compared to a real 92FS? I would like to use this for practice instead of my real Beretta (clearing holster, etc)
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The dimensions of it are very accurate to the real thing. It is not very weighted, though, so it's lighter than my M9A1. But the feel of the grip and the size is exactly the same. I don't have a holster, but as far as I can tell, this is an exact size replica of the real 92fs.
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I forgot to mention... the safety/decocking lever is non-functional. It's simply molded into the body of the slide. The safety button is actually what should be the slide release button of the real gun. So, while it's dimensions are very accurate, it would be hard to train for using the safety. Also, unless the magazine is empty, when you pop it out it always releases a couple of bbs. So it also wouldn't be much help for training magazine exchanges unless you do them empty. The magazine release button has a pretty accurate release feel to it, though.
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Although there a weight difference I find the 'air soft' very useful in improving handling proficiency and short range accuracy.. Costs almost nothing use, is quiet and in general a help
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I have a Beretta 92FS, I am not familiar with the 92a1, although it looks similar. My best advice would be to email Crimson Trace direct to ask your question.
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jeez steph. zack, idk what the fps is, but shes a nut :3 .2gram isnt the size of the bbs. 6mm is the size. .12 to .25 would be most reliable. id say its about 250-300 fps
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Hi Allyson. I'm new to this. I'm amazed at how realistic it looks and feels. Miranda's response seems to make sense, i.e. open up the barrel end of the holster. Good luck. Ken
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I just looked at mine and I have a Beretta 92 FS. It looks like it could take about a 2 inch taller clip then the standard 16 round a Beretta comes with.
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Since Taurus bought the Argentina Beretta Plant with all of it's machines and blueprints, they've copied the 92A1 pretty well. I have the Fobus holster for my Beretta 92A1, it fits like a glove. It has a tension screw for security, not a latch. Just use your thumb and it will come out according to what tension you set.
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For 1st - 4th magazine (16 round) it will probably average in the 300 fps range which nets excellent accuracy. After these firings fps drops off. I continue to fire up to 8 - 10 mags, however and obviously, the fps really drops off.
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I haven't used this scope on that gun yet but I have used that gun before. That being said, the design of the scope is pretty good considering the price. I have this sited at 100 yards and I have used it through 300 rounds so far and I haven't had to adjust it yet. The dials are solid and can be tightened in place to prevent it from moving during recoil. A side note, do not get this one. You need to find the one that is shorter. This one is waaay to long for the Henry. This measure at something like 16 inch. Check ebay because I don't think amazon has it right now. the shorter one looks like this 12x version: UTG 3-12X44 30mm Compact Scope, AO, 36-color Mil-dot, Rings I haven't used this scope on that gun yet but I have used that gun before. That being said, the design of the scope is pretty good considering the price. I have this sited at 100 yards and I have used it through 300 rounds so far and I haven't had to adjust it yet. The dials are solid and can be tightened in place to prevent it from moving during recoil. A side note, do not get this one. You need to find the one that is shorter. This one is waaay to long for the Henry. This measure at something like 16 inch. Check ebay because I don't think amazon has it right now. the shorter one looks... » Read More I haven't used this scope on that gun yet but I have used that gun before. That being said, the design of the scope is pretty good considering the price. I have this sited at 100 yards and I have used it through 300 rounds so far and I haven't had to adjust it yet. The dials are solid and can be tightened in place to prevent it from moving during recoil. A side note, do not get this one. You need to find the one that is shorter. This one is waaay to long for the Henry. This measure at something like 16 inch. Check ebay because I don't think amazon has it right now. the shorter one looks like this 12x version: UTG 3-12X44 30mm Compact Scope, AO, 36-color Mil-dot, Rings « Show Less
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I have a beretta 92 fs,(m-9), it fits perfect, if you have a large frame auto, I don't think you will have a problem. If you decide to buy it, text me at 985-502-6065, and I will show you how to make it top notch. I love mine , just did a little minor change.
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Haven't had a chance to use this one yet but I had an earlier version of the Leapers/UTG that I absolutely loved, held zero perfectly. Just make sure to tighten mounts after shooting a lot, never missed til then lol...Savage 110/Win .270
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Clark first of all the Rossi 92 is just a awesome little rifle congrats on that. 2nd I have seen the mount pics of how Rossi has to mount a scope and even though this is a fairly long scope I am wondering if the eye relief is too long; but you do have allot of scope body to play with to get it as close as possible.
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it is a break bbl. and assuming it has rifleings, most guns do for accuracy. it is accurate,let me point out also-its very loud-.thats the #1 problem with this air rifle,advertized as quiet,but to me its as loud as a .22 rifle.
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I have two of these. One mounted on a S&W; M&P; 10 (.308) that I've swapped the flash suppressor out for a muzzle brake. Has 18" barrel. Normally shoot Sierra 168 grain HPBTs in hand loads. Last outing I was getting sub-moa results. Have the other mounted on Armalite AR-31 (.308) with 24" barrel. Have shot better than 1/2 moa with the same hand loads. I never worry about the BDC feature since that is pretty dependent on using specific factory ammo. I can wing it on longer shots pretty easily. Great scopes.
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The Benjamin Trail is rated as possessing a heavy recoil making it a bit tough on scopes, but once you put good quality glass on the Benjamin Trail XL you will see immediately that it is a very accurate performer. I like to shoot a gun that puts the projectile where I want each and every time, the Trail XL possesses that trait in spades. The Trail that I own was shooting 3/4 inch groups at 45 yards before the Center Point scope gave out. I currently have a Hawke Scope mounted on the gun and my groups have now shrunk to 1/2 inch groups at the same distance. If you like to shoot from a rest, I have found that the Trail XL is very forgiving as compared to other piston-spring rifles and will shoot nice tight groups from the bench...it will take some getting used to the trigger though. Stock out of the box the gun was shooting a 14.3 grain lead projectile at 980 fps. After a bit over 200 shots, it has since settled down to 930 fps with very little variance in velocity shot to shot. Cocking the gun takes ~44 lbs to 47 lbs of force...not a gun for a LONG Day of continuous plinking. It is a heavy gun and Crosman has seen fit to discontinue the shoulder-strap, so that will be an extra purchase that you will need to make if you choose to lug it into the field.
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If it is not, I would say its awfull damn close as far as "ACTUAL SIZE". Considerable difference in weight is obvious, but you would be really nit-picking as to the comparrison side by side. Great value for the superb quality and detail you get. Its not the real thing, but it was not intended to be. You will not find anything out there, closer than this magnificent replica of an outstanding firearm that is now presented as an air rifle to shoot and enjoy...
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My beretta 92FS would get stuck until I modified the holsters bottom opening with velcro (similarly to what palehorse mentioned) which fixed the issue for the most part. IMHO if I could do it again, I would find a better holster designed for the beretta platform. Buy once, cry once.
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Yes, this will fit a model 92Fs. I have one on an older Beretta 92FS from the early 90's and I just recently installed a pair on a newer Italian model Beretta 92FS in December 2014.