Beretta M84FS BB Pistol

I would look for better options on this site. This is a good place to shop, just, airgun wasn't up to par.

Pros
Good Looking gun and good authentic feel to it

Cons
After a few days, slide action stopped locking back after last shot was fired leading to firing empty rounds and exhausting CO2

Pros
My favorite of a variety of pistols I shoot. I like its accuracy; heft, too. After I've owned and worn out pistols from much shooting, and now become partial to Beretta BB pistols. Those I've purchased seem consistent.

Cons
The lock-open notch on my 84FS slide wore down at its rear corner, and as rounded as it's worn, slide no longer locks open at empty. Maybe I used it much at first - it was my favorite - and that's why the corner of the notch wore down. On a sunny morning I'd shoot for hours.

is this BB gun only automatic?

Pros
looks good online.

Cons
I have yet to try it.

Pros
I think a correction should be made for the specific online. For "ammo" type be BB not pellets?

You can’t go wrong with this pistol if you want reliability and accuracy for a great price.

Pros
Very nice construction, solid feel in hand, looks as real as the real weapon. One of my most accurate CO-2 pistols. I give it the highest rating possible after months of range time.

Cons
None.

B.B.'S roll out end of gun. Before firing. Not what I expected? Not what I thought I was buying?

Pros
Looks good?

Cons
Doesn't work well.

The gun is great but BB's roll out the end before I fire. sometimes it shoots well sometimes they just roll out?

Pros
Nice gun fits hand well

Cons
BB's roll out the end without firing. Lose a lot of B.B.'S

I have now purchased a few items and have been very pleased with the service I have received. Product selection is great and prices are hard to beat. As for this item I purchased it to use as a trainer at home when we can't make it to the range to use my Beretta. It will make a perfect trainer or for someone whom wants to get into shooting.

Cons
none

very realistic and very reliable. I would recommend it to any of my friends.

This pistol is a joy to shoot. Haven't had this much fun since my days qualifying at the range with "real steel" revolvers and pistols. This is one of several CO2 handguns I own that will definitely be seeing a lot of use. Some owners have complained about the trigger pull. If you can accept that "it is what it is", a double action only firearm, then it's a simple matter of taking your time and getting used to it. After inserting the first magazine and cycling the slide I engaged the safety and pointed the muzzle down to check for any loose BB's... none. I shot each round with a slow steady pull so I could feel what was going on. The first stage is long with an initial bit of grittiness at the top end. That "grittiness" is the BB being pushed through the opening in the magazine and into the chamber. If done in one steady movement all that's left is a short crisp single action-like pull at the bottom. When rapid firing this doesn't even become an issue. To me, the trigger pull overall was much smoother and lighter than any of the "real steel" revolvers or pistols I have ever shot. At fifteen feet the point of aim on mine was dead on in terms of elevation. It did seem to fire just to the right of center, an easy adjustment. I managed to get four full mags before noticing any significant power loss. All in all the pistol shot flawlessly. Slide catch worked every time. Not even a hint of a jam using Hornady Black Diamond BB's.

Pros
Well made, well finished, tight tolerances. Realistic in every way possible. Working ambi-safety. Working slide release. Full, drop out magazine that's easy to load. Can be fully field stripped for cleaning and maintenance. CO2 efficient. Good blow-back without sacrificing power like most others. Full sized double-stack grip fits the hand well without the extra weight associated with full sized pistols like the 92. A true compact pistol that's easy to handle. It's also a sexy looking beast!

Cons
It does take quite a push to get the magazine to fully lock into position. This is due to the spring tension on the plunger at the bottom of the well. Normally I wouldn't mind, but because the exposed CO2 key at the bottom of the mag is made of plastic I could see this becoming an issue over time. Hopefully with some lubricant and following the break-in period this will subside.