midmoboy

new to this forum....old post here but thought I would add to the previous posts. I shot Beretta in IDPA for a long time and found it to be the most accurate pistol in my hand. I attribute it to the fact it was my first duty pistol therfore I trained with it and shot it a bunch. Over time it was second nature when operating it. I have several Beretta's, from .22 to 9mm. My favorite is the 92G and I have an Elite 1A that is special too. Finding the right holster for the Elite was an issue, settled on a Blade Tech. I then moved to HK shooting the USP 9 V3. Like it to and shot it well. Really though, the Beretta is still my go to pistol. Again, I came up with it, shot it a bunch, trust it, like it. But I guess there are a bunch of guys can say the same thing. Glock guys will swear by that pistol....especially if it is the gun they started this business with. Took that ole broke down Beretta to a school in TN. Spanked them all...and most carried Glocks and said it is the best pistol. Really comes down to the guy on the trigger and how many rounds he put down range practicing the skills the right way.

I have two Beretta 92's...both "G" models. One I have run a bunch and have thousands of rounds through it. I have had since 1992 and it was slightly used then. It was my duty carry. So I trained with it and shot a bunch of matches with it. A locking block went out about six years after I got it. Sure enough, not long after the trigger return spring went. Since then...it has run like a champ. Mostly factory stuff and my reloads which are not hot by any means. Cosmetically it looks pretty bad....and I have had the trijicon replaced once. It was a new model when I got it....and took me a long time to break the locking block....a bunch of rounds. I do know...as mentioned, there was a problem with the locing blocks but Beretta fixed it. At least that is what I am told. I know it is a "go to gun" for me...trust it that much.