Heavy, constructed from metal and powered by compressed carbon dioxide, the air rifle Beretta M92A1 is a precise replica of its firearm counterpart. The pistol features the original markings of the Italian manufacturer, including inscriptions engraved on the slide and the logo present on the polymer grip panels.
The Low-Cap magazine integrated into the grip has a capacity of 18 BBs in 4.5 mm caliber and accommodates a 12 g CO2 cartridge. This gas propulsion system provides fired projectiles with an initial velocity of 90 m/s.
With each shot, the slide cycles backward thanks to the Blow Back system, delivering realistic recoil that resets the hammer. The noticeable recoil effect enhances the shooting experience, closely simulating real firearm operation. The slide’s movement also increases the rate of fire by automatically cocking the hammer. Upon firing the last round, the slide locks in the rearward position.
Operating with the SA/DA trigger mechanism (single action/double action), the pistol can be fired after manually cocking the hammer, either with the thumb or by slide movement—single action—or through self-cocking, where pulling the trigger sets and releases the hammer for the shot—double action.
A high level of safety is ensured by an ambidextrous safety lever positioned on each side of the slide to prevent accidental discharge.
Target acquisition is aided by classic open aiming devices: front sight and rear sight. Positioned underneath the barrel is a STANAG 2324 rail (also referred to as weaver or picatinny), allowing for easy attachment of accessories such as a laser sight or tactical flashlight.
Technical data
Caliber: 4.5 mm (.177)
Type of pellet: 4.46 mm (BB)
Power source: 12 g CO2 cartridge
Material: metal + plastic
Barrel length: 124 mm
Overall length: 215 mm
Magazine capacity: 18 pcs.
Initial velocity: 90 m/s
Weight: 1061 g
Manufacturer: Umarex, Germany & Beretta, Italy
