Beretta

Every military service member who used it seemed to have an opinion on the Beretta M9 pistol. It was retired in 2017, but the memories linger. The Beretta got complaints about...

The U.S. Army is nearing the final stretch of a much-anticipated decision regarding which model to select for its Next Generation Squad Weapon (NGSW), a new rifle now in development...

The precision, range, and lethality of an Army rifle are often the deciding factors in the outcome of any dismounted firefight between dug-in infantry and invading ground forces. The ability...

The machine-pistol was hardly a new concept when, in the 1970s, Italian gun-maker Beretta began developing the 93R, a sleek little weapon that practically spews bullets. Machine-pistols first appeared during...

“Achieving greater energy on target.” That’s exactly what the U.S. Army wants from the Next Generation Squad Weapon (NGSW), a new rifle being pursued by two distinct industry teams. The...

Here’s What You Need to Know: Beretta has crafted an excellent semi-automatic, 9mm pistol with the 92X. While there have been many copycats of the legendary Beretta 92, nothing has ever lived up...

Beretta is a strange brand for me. For the longest time, I knew who they were, but I could really only name one gun from them: the M9. I’d seen...

Here’s What You Need to Know: The Beretta 92X MSRPs for $699, which is the price you’ll find it for at most retailers. While there have been many copycats of the legendary Beretta...

While there have been many copycats of the legendary Beretta 92, nothing has ever lived up to it—until now! Beretta recently upgraded their much-loved model to create the 92X. They kept...

Here’s What You Need to Remember: While the 5.56-millimeter round’s high velocity and penetration against body armor means such a bullet could go through several walls in a home before...

Here’s What You Need to Remember: In 1985, the U.S. Army made an abrupt shift, aging fleet of World War II-era handguns for a foreign model. The Italian-made Beretta M92 was...

Here’s What You Need to Remember: The U.S. Army may have declined to adopt the M9A3, but the pistol is still available on the civilian market. Shooters can take advantage...