Well I shot the 92FS yesterday

[MrMurphy]

Hit the range with the new Beretta yesterday. Camera malfunctioned or I'd have taken pics.


After 10,000 rounds of Glock, the DA first shot still messed me up a bit, but I hit the target at least. SA was easy enough and I put them all where they were supposed to go. I did a bunch of fire/decock/fire/decock to practice on the first shot and got a little better, just un-used to having a DA/SA gun again.

After putting thousands of rounds in 10-round mags through my G30, it took a bit of getting used to remembering I had five more rounds.. I'd pause for a secone expecting a slide lock and "nope...keep shooting" would run through my head.


Pilotkitten put 30 rounds into a spot the size of a paper plate on the vitals of the silhouette rapid fire. The long DA first shot gave her a little trouble but the rest were okay.

[bac1023]

Congrats on your new 92!

[spober]

ive had my 92fs threw thick and thin(money,divorce,etc)i still have her still one of my most acurate auto pistol.shes just down right pritty.scratch here and their but the slide still feels like ball barrings on ice!smooooth!^4 ;0 ;0 ;0 ^4

[Steve in PA]

I shot my 92FS the other day as well. Been over a year since I had it out. I normally shoot a P-220 since that is my duty carry gun. But I took the Beretta out to shoot it, and man I forgot how much fun that is to shoot. Put 300rds through it in no time. Still as accurate as ever. I've had mine for going on 15yrs now. I love my P-220, but man the 92FS fits like a glove.

[glockguy1947]

Shooting a Beretta is a completely different experience than a Glock.
Enjoy,
Bruce

P.S. Pick up a Crimson Trace laser grip. Take your time and shop on ebay for an good price, and really have some fun.

[MrMurphy]

I don't need the lasergrip.

I play with them at work, and I've been shot with a gun using one in a FOF exercise with a paint round, so yes, I know they really work.

But I dont' need one yet.