Beretta 92FS Pellet Pistol, Nickel

The grips on 2 I received a month ago (3-2021) are of a unfinished and very light wood, almost looks like light oak, and do not contrast anywhere near like the one in the picture. Also, they no longer ship in a Beretta endorsed custom fit case as pictured. Rather, a universal pistol case labeled "Umarex Germany"

The notched side of the mag is the rear. The notches are where the pawl rotates the magazine. If your gun is firing sporadically it needs to be serviced.

I recommend the Umarex brand co2, as it's very clean. Like all airguns you will have to try different brands of pellets to see which ones it likes. Stay under 8 grains in weight for co2 airguns. I use Crosman Premier hollowpoints in most of my airguns. They are cheap and widely available. Co2 cartridges have the same power, the difference is in the cleanliness of the co2.

What pellet should I use for the gun and co2 cartridge

You should never keep a CO2 air pistol charged for long periods. It will wear out the seal between the CO2 cartridge and the pellet chamber. A CO2 pistol is not something you can keep loaded for home defense.

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Hello, Thanks for contacting us. We can ship some items to your area, however some items are restricted from shipping. Please check with your local customs agency for inquires on requirements to purchase. You may order from our website, which will calculate shipping as well as inform you of any possible restriction issues. Please let me know if you have any questions.

No this gun have no blowback

This pistol holds a removable "cylinder" that has a capacity of 8 pellets. Each time the trigger is pulled it fires (not fully automatic in that one must pull the trigger each time). This takes considerable force and isn't adjustable. This pistol is an excellent reproduction of the "real" firearm - beautifully crafted. However, as an air pistol if lacks power and muzzle-speed, and isn't accurate.

The pistol can normally hold 8 pellets so you can shoot 8 shots but one by one no Rafal mode in this pistol so it's a semi-automatic gun P.s : I unfortunately didn't receive my pistol ! I bought a crossman this beretta and some pellets and I received nothing and I get no refund !! The the costums took my gun and don't want to give it back to me ! The problem is why FEDEX gave my guns to costums ? Even if they should give the to my and withe my signature !! And they told me nothing !!

Hi Amir, First of course you want to check that the CO2 cartridge is full (new). Next, you need to make sure that you placed the .177 cal pellets in the magazine drum correctly - the head of the pellet should be pointed tward the "flat" side of the magazine wheel. Next, you must make sure that the 92 FS safety has been placed in the "fire" position (flat lever should be lined up and pointing tward the front of the gun muzzel. If you have done all of the above and the gun still does not fire, you may want to consider sending it for service - there could be some other internal problem! Charlie

JSB. 8.4 work very well!

JSB. 8.4 work very well!

Try checking out at the sight and if there is a restriction you will get a warning before you purchase the product. There are a lot of different regulations for all different countries and they are always changing, so we have set up an automatic warring if there is a product, based on your location, that is forbidden.

No, pointed pellets are not recommended for use for this gun. They can damage the mechanism. At least that's what the manual said. I purchased some of the Crosman destroyer pellets to see if they would work. The pellets that were a hybrid hollow point and pointed pellet, thinking they might work and the gun kept jamming. Other then that it shoots great. Loud, powerful, and accurate.

This gun is semi-automatic.