Beretta 92FS Police Special: Old School Cool 20th Century Nostalgia with REAL STEEL parts!

Last week we took a look at the Walther P38. Today’s video showcases a police surplus pistol dating back to 1994. The Beretta 92FS Police Special seen here is old enough to have the steel decocker safety, steel magazine release, steel trigger, steel guide rod, and aluminum mainspring cap. It came from the factory with Trijicon tritium night sights which have long since gone dim. The frame is the old style without the reinforced dust cover or radiused back strap. It has the gen 2 locking block developed to prevent premature cracking. It’s a great pistol to shoot. Very smooth and I briefly address some of the complaints that have arisen over the decade in defense of what is one of my favorite 9mm full size handguns. Next week we’ll compare this workhorse to an even older warhorse when we look at the Beretta 92FS side by side with a Walther P38.