As far as everything else it’s perfect. I’m currently using a paper clip to load it but I scratch the mag when I’m in a hurry…

Its great. Every detail from decocker, half cocked, safety, DA/SA trigger, drip free magazine. I did have the issue with the safety but was able to fix it by pulling outward the little spring beneath the piece right grip which pulls the lever clear from engaging when it shouldnt. I was led to that as the cause when noticed the safety issue only ever manifested when I would
unconacously pull right on the trigger. If bbn I did the opposite and pushed the trigger left while pulling it, then the safety problem wouldnt occurar. Anyway, the safety issue is fixable if you're good at analyzing and fuxing stuff. I had to send the gun back only because it has the hardest yo slide rack of any BB gun I've used which is an issue for me. At time of purchase Jan 2022 price was $145. Happy shooting everyone.

*I have read just about all the 1-3 star reviews and I do not know what the reviewers are talking about. It is true that the users guide is a bit scant but a little common sense works well. 1. Loading the Magazine is easy - first pull the spring all the way down and push to the left and it will lock in place, then add the BBs through the hole just above the spring lock, when full release the lock. Problems with the co2 cartridges?? Prior to loading the cartridge, a drop of oil on the tip serves to lubricate the seal and serves to seal the cartridge when tightened; without the oil you may experience co2 leakage. I and no one I know has had a problem with the safety or the slide stop. Recommend a swabbing of the barrel every so often with BB gun oil and a .177 cleaning rod. Remember steel BBs only Brass BBs will leave a coating and build up in the barrel. I gave only shot it out to 10-15 meters an found it to be very accurate with the proper technique.

pro:
1. heavy metal weight, close feeling to the real gun.
2. full auto mode feels awesome.
3. magazine completely covers the CO2 cartridge, looks more realistic than exposed ones.
4. slide can be taken off just like the real gun.
5. safety works just fine.
6. blowback feeling is great.
con:
1. magazine spring too tight, lacks ridge to slide the BB follower.
2. BB loads from downward, feels weird.
3. sometimes the BB gets pushed out of the muzzle as the slide returns, and the action is not very smooth when loading.
4. magazine gets scratched very easily even if loading and unloading following the procedure.
5. muzzle velocity is not as high as other Beretta models.
6. not particularly accurate even for short distances.
7. comes with no CO2 cartridges or BBs.

First I want my receipts for this I have no receipts for this and the clip I just ordered a six items and no receipts I need my proof of purchase but anyway it is a very very gorgeous gun very well-made I did not fire yet I just got it very hefty feels like the real one that looks like the real one except for the trigger guards a little different great looking gun.

Very nice, great quality exactly what you would expect from Beretta. I liked it so much I bought another one.

First, let me get the positives out of the way. This is a super realistic rendition of a real M9A1 Beretta. The weight, the look, the feel, and the way it functions is absolutely spot-on. If it wasn't for the negatives I'm about to give it could easily have been my favorite airgun.

So what negatives, you ask? First, it shoots very low. At 30 feet BBs impact 6-8 inches below point of aim. I have to hold with the top of the rear sight level with the bottom of the front. Second, my first one broke during its third range session. A metal piece inside snapped in two and the hammer would no longer cock. Fortunately Amazon replaced the pistol immediately, and so far (fingers crossed) the second one is holding up. Unfortunately it also shoots 6-8 inches low, so it's definitely wasn't just a problem with the first one.

Overall it's a very fun pistol otherwise, and if you own a real Beretta it could make a great training pistol, assuming you can deal with the poor regulation of the sights. I hardly ever bother with the full-auto feature, as it merely wastes BBs and the real deal isn't a machine gun anyway.

The workmanship is better on this 92F model than Crossman's offering, but it has several aluminum parts that will lose the paint quickly. It's not blued, like steel would be. It wasn't bone dry upon arrival, but definitely needed an oil bath. Picatinny rail system accepted my greed dot sight easily, and magazine drops free as it should. It has a solid heft to it.
I strongly recommend extra magazines, or you'll be reloading more than shooting.

This gun looks and feels real and is fun to shoot. You will need an extra mag and it would be a good gun for self defense.

Perfect replica, works great and feels just like the real thing!!