Air pistol Beretta M92 FS 4.5 mm Diabolo CO2

Beretta M92 FS 4.5 mm Diabolo CO2 is an impressive air pistol with a full metal construction, equipped with a rifled barrel, SA/DA trigger mechanism, ambidextrous safety, and an efficient gas system.

Realistic construction

Apart from the polymer grip panels, the airgun is made entirely of metal, providing a solid and well-balanced air pistol that fits comfortably in the hand.

The high quality is emphasized by the milled slide as well as the excellent fitting and reproduction of all details faithfully copied from the iconic Beretta M92. The ambidextrous wing safety allows convenient operation for both right- and left-handed shooters.

White dots are placed on the front and rear sights to help quickly align the aiming devices with the target. This simple solution is very useful when shooting in low or limited light conditions.

The air pistol features polymer grip panels with the same texturing used in the firearm version. The realism of the construction is further enhanced by licensed manufacturer markings and logos integrated into the grip.

Rifled barrel

The airgun is equipped with a rifled barrel, allowing the use of standard diabolo pellets, which provide high muzzle velocity and excellent accuracy.

Eight Diabolo pellets are loaded into a removable rotary magazine mounted in the upper part of the slide.

Power supply

The Beretta M92 FS is powered by a 12 g CO₂ cartridge installed in the grip after removing the wooden grip panel. Installing and replacing the cartridge is very simple and requires only inserting the cartridge into the grip and tightening the screw.

The pellet muzzle velocity is about 130 m/s, which translates into an accurate shooting range of about 30 m. One cartridge allows for approximately 60 shots with consistent velocity.

SA/DA mechanism

The trigger mechanism operates in SA/DA modes, meaning the hammer striking the valve is cocked either by pulling the trigger or manually cocking the hammer.

This solution allows for more precise shots (after manually cocking the hammer) or dynamic shooting (using the double-action trigger).

It is worth emphasizing that training with an air pistol is one of the best and most affordable solutions for people planning to apply for a firearms license.