Beretta 92X Review After 2 Months & 2,000 Rounds

By Chris Eger

Building on 40-years of Model 92 history, the 92X series has lots of upgrades over past models while remaining (well) under the $1K mark. (Photos: Chris Eger/Guns.com)
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We have been shooting and carrying one of Beretta’s newest versions of their iconic Model 92, the 92X, and have a few things to report.
What is the 92X?
Unveiled this year by the historic Italian gunmaker, the 92X series is an American-born descendant of the now-classic combat pistol that first debuted in the 1970s and is produced at their Gallatin, Tennessee plant. Announced in July in Full-Sized, a slightly shorter Centurion  and handy Compact variants– the latter both with and without an accessory rail– the new handgun line is packed with features and upgrades not found in the more basic 92FS/M9 pistols while coming in at a price that is more affordable than the M9A3 and the semi-custom LTT/Wilson Combat 92G series guns.
Beretta’s new 92X series comes in several flavors, varying primarily in size
Built on the Vertec profile frame with a straight backstrap and updated grip options, the guns all feature a round trigger guard, beveled magazine well, chrome-lined barrel with a recessed target crown, front and back cross

Source: Guns.com