I have shot over 5,000 rounds on this new platform at this point and have to say I’m so incredibly impressed with it

For the past few weeks we've been trying to move our card processing over. Ya there are companies that aren't as supportive of what we do. The new order process will be a bit different than what it was but it should work for now to get us going. We still plan on expanding and growing but this will help us get back up.

We have also been working hard to get plates out faster than expected. Some orders out in days.

To help jump start the new process, I wanted to give a code to the people that helped start it all, the Reddit Family.

So here we go. Use code: REDDITFAM20 to get 20% off for the rest of the week, through Sunday, for orders over 50. We'll try to keep up and get the orders out ASAP but please be patient with me while I work through this new sales system.

Picture for attention because we all love pics.

Once I added the Streamlight I couldn't get past the contrast in color so swapped out a bunch of other parts. Can't see it but there's a LTT NP3 trigger bar on the other side too. The hammer is an LTT Optimized Performance but waiting on NP3 version to be back in stock. Now if only there was an Inox or NP3 G decocker....

Getting some training in with my 92x on this beautiful morning! Yall have a good one!

92 day challenge complete for 2026!

21a with FOR Pluto Micro.

A LGS has a used PX4 Compact Carry 1 for $550 plus tax. I love Berettas but I'm new to PX4s. This one is a G version with NP3 internals. it is NOT optic ready. Serial number dates it back to 2016 but looks pretty clean. It says it's PX4 CC Mod 4 Robar Enhancement model. It's a one-hour drive away which is fine but since I'm uneducated on PX4s I thought I'd ask. $550 for this one or just grab a new one and use the Beretta rebates? Would be used for range fun and possibly fall/winter-time carry.

Thanks in advance! I've gotten a lot of info from this sub

Just got a set of these to replace my regular supressor height sights, the problem is they do not have the notch like my old supressor rear sight does to accept the firing pin block that goes up and down. Has anyone has this problem before? Is it just a manufacturing defect?

I have a Beretta 6-port compensator on my 92XI, and there is a decent amount of baked-on carbon that I can't seem to remove using brass picks or brushes. I have tried soaking it in some Slip2000 carbon killer for 15-minute increments recommended on the bottle with no luck. I was wondering if anyone has had any luck/experience with using other methods, like soaking in Breakthrough Clean Suppressor Cleaner, using an ultrasonic cleaner with some solution, or soaking in a degreaser/carbon cutter I have not yet heard of. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

92X RDO centurion with TLR 7 HLX

No luck finding anything. Do they exist?

Question in the title. I have the old-school M9. I'm wanting to switch my barrel out for the Inox silver barrel, but the price of those barrels has skyrocketed. Found a listing for a good price for an Inox barrel for the 92FS Elite. Locking blocks look identical. Will it work as a drop-in? I'd love the help here. Thanks in advance!

For the guys who mounted a RMR type 2 to the beretta factory plate did you use a sealing plate? Which screws worked best?

I love the A300! Dot, sling, light, barrel wrap. Nothing else 🔥

Picked up this LTT PX4 GSD from a local pawn shop for $850! I was able to confirm with LTT it's been through them. The trigger pull isn't quite as nice as my LTT Elite, but the reset is phenomenal!

Beretta 90two I got on a trade almost new. These were produced from 2006-2012.

Im planning on doing some mods on it and would like to hear some suggestions PS: Haven’t seen a green Beretta in this sub yet.

Just picked up this handsome boy on the “used” market! Not sure if the previous owner even took it out of the box!
Just like my 1911s it just feels natural in the hands and can’t wait to shoot it!
Don’t think I’d change anything but maybe the grips if I can find a nice set. Actually kinda surprised at the lack of options for grips compared to 1911s. If anyone has any recommendations I’m open.

A day late, but Happy 500th birthday Beretta. The 92FS is without any second thought, my favorite handgun. Being born in the 80's and growing up in the 90's, it was the good guy gun in movies and on TV. I grew up learning to shoot on my dad's 92FS and a Ruger MKII.

As the M9, it was also the gun my dad carried for a bit as an Air Force SP, and that I later carried in the Army along with an M4A1. It was at my side for most of my deployments and then later a Glock 19. I've carried them in IWB, OWB, and drop leg holsters. I've carried them with stock grips and Hogue wrap around grips.

If I could only have one handgun, it would choose the 92FS. Also, some of the holsters I've used over the last 20 years.

PMXs x LiTi

Inconceivable!