3D Animation: How a Beretta M9 / 92 Pistol Works
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- The Beretta M9 (officially the "Pistol, Semiautomatic, 9mm, M9") is the designation for the Beretta 92F semi-automatic pistol used by the United States Armed Forces. The M9 was adopted by the United States military as their service pistol in 1985. It won a competition to replace the M1911A1 as the primary sidearm of the U.S. military. It officially entered service in 1990. The Beretta M9/92 features a open slide design similiar to the Walther P38. It is designed and manufactured by italian gun manufacturer Beretta. In 2017 the United States Army announced that a customized version of the SIG Sauer P320 will replace the M9. The full-sized model is known as M17.
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Imagine an alternate timeline with troops shooting 93rs instead. Lmao
Dude! Thank you. Helpful for me.
Thanx for a great educational video
Thank you for the clarity!
Thank you! Glad you like it.
nicely done
Thanks for this video! I got the 92x a couple years ago and it has been my best pistol so far!
Helpful to understand how it works!
Just got a girsan yavuz regard parabellum 9mm the replica of this
Thanks alot
Very impressive and helpful
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Thank you
Nice work.
❤ PISTOLA AVUTA PER ANNI IN SERVIZIO, PRESSO LA POLIZIA DI STATO ITALIANA. ARMA DA FAVOLA.. SICURA AD ALTA CAPACITA' DI FUOCO.
And i wondered why my barrel goes back all the time i rack it
How does the hammer stay down or cocked after the first shot?
How does the slide lock with the barrel tho, am I missing something obvious?
Edit: nvm, i see it. The small block that drops has 2 theeth that lock with cerations on the slide, you see it best at 2:12
Yep thats always the first thing to break on a m9/92
When its made
Idk why I got this 12k view and 1 comment video recommended to me but I’m enjoying it
Alot of people wanna wrap there head around how something works. The other half are weighing this problems they'll face making there's automatic
You think this locking mechanism is superior to browning type of?
I would say, but different styles different physics, funny enough i, here because a customer wanted to make a mesh of taurus pt 92 and beretta 92fs parts together and have em as a love child. Creative so here i am
I don't think it is, the falling barrel-hood/Camming block on the Browning design is more simplified and can be made much more durable.. in the world of firearms design, simplicity and durability are usually strived for.
this is amazing but it makes me feel if it comes to a field fight id rather a revolver than worry about all those parts failing. ( btw i know f.a about guns )
Berettas are about as reliable as any semi automatic pistol ever built. If kept clean and oiled there shouldn’t be any part that fails before 50,000 rounds fired. Never had a jam either. But I do keep a revolver around too!
ОТДАЧА КОРОТКИМ ХОДОМ СТВОЛА .КАК ВАЛЬТЕР П38??? А ЗАПИРАНИЕ ? вОТ ТОЙ ЛИЧИНКОЙ ПОД СТВОЛОМ ? КАК НАЗЫВАЕТСЯ ЗАПИРАНИЕ КАНАЛА СТВОЛА???
А НАШЁЛ - КАЧАЮЩИЙСЯ КЛИН В ВЕРТИКАЛЬНОЙ ПЛОСКОСТИ
Beretta apx please
Can someone explain the wierd trigger? Ive shot the other day for the first time and im still confused on the functionality of the trigger
Hi, the Beretta 92 has a Double Action/Single Action trigger. The first shot is double action, which cocks the hammer and releases it. That is a heavy pull, because the trigger has to cock the hammer. By firing the first and all following rounds, the hammer is cocked by the slide and the trigger is single action, just releasing the cocked hammer. A very light pull, because the hammer is already cocked. I hope that helps.
The Glock is a piece of shit compared to the Beretta M9 / 92FS. The USAF was the first to get them in replacement for the venerable M1911A1 and we loved them! Pick up a M9/92 and the grip feels like it was made from a cast of your hand (L or R), pick up a Glock and it feels like your holding a 2x4 block of wood, NO NATURAL Aim like the M9. Where you look, is where the M9 shoots at even without looking thru the sights! That is how we were taught to shoot in the USAF SOCOM.
Ничерта ты не понимаешь в оружии .
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Locking mechanism is not visible!
...AUSGEZEICHNET!!!!
Danke
Over engineering at peak