BERETTA 92 FS BRONZE 9X19 PISTOL

The Beretta 92FS Bronze is a full-size 9×19 semi-automatic pistol that combines the traditional 92-series design with a distinctive Burnt Bronze Cerakote finish. Its SA/DA trigger, ambidextrous safety-decocker and two supplied 15-round magazines make it well suited to regular range practice.

Suitable for use

• Range practice
• Accuracy and training sessions
• Learning to operate an SA/DA pistol
•  Service-pistol familiarisation
• Beretta 92-series enthusiasts
• Collectors looking for a distinctive finish
• Shooters who prefer a full-size metal-framed pistol

Why choose the Beretta 92FS Bronze?

• Proven Beretta 92FS design

• Distinctive Burnt Bronze Cerakote finish

• 9×19 calibre

• 125 mm / 4.9" barrel

• Single-action and double-action trigger

• Ambidextrous safety with decocking function

• Open-slide design supports reliable feeding and extraction

• Short-recoil locking-block operating system

• Reversible magazine release

• Tool-free basic disassembly

• Two 15-round magazines included

Technical specifications

• Product code: A564AE7210E000

• Manufacturer: Beretta

• Model: 92FS Bronze

• Firearm type: Semi-automatic pistol

• Calibre: 9×19

• Operating system: Short recoil with locking block

• Trigger system: SA/DA

• Barrel length: 125 mm / 4.9"

• Overall length: 217 mm

• Height: 137 mm

• Width: 38 mm

• Sight radius: 155 mm

• Unloaded weight: Approximately 945 g

• Magazine capacity: 15 rounds

• Magazines included: 2

• Safety: Ambidextrous

• Decocker: Integrated into the safety levers

• Magazine release: Reversible

• Sights: Fixed

• Slide design: Open

• Frame: Aluminium alloy

• Slide: Steel

• Grip panels: Polymer

• Finish: Burnt Bronze Cerakote

• Accessory rail: No

• Primary use: Range and training

Frequently asked questions

What does the SA/DA trigger system mean?

SA/DA means that the trigger can operate in both double-action and single-action modes. With the hammer lowered, the first trigger pull both cocks and releases the hammer. After the slide cycles, the hammer remains cocked and subsequent trigger pulls are shorter.

How does the safety-decocker work?

Operating the safety lever lowers the cocked hammer in a controlled manner without firing a cartridge. In the 92FS Type F configuration, the safety remains engaged afterwards. Always follow the manufacturer’s manual and standard firearm-safety rules.

Is the Beretta 92FS Bronze suitable for left-handed shooters?

The safety-decocker levers can be operated from either side, and the magazine release can be reversed. Grip size and the placement of the remaining controls should still be assessed before purchase.

Can a red-dot sight or weapon light be fitted?

The standard 92FS Bronze is not factory optic-ready and does not have an accessory rail. Shooters who require a red-dot sight or a rail-mounted light should consider an optic-ready 92X or M9A4 model.

Recommended products

• Suitable 9×19 FMJ training ammunition

• Spare Beretta 92FS 15-round magazines

• A Beretta 9 mm cleaning kit

• Quality CLP gun oil

• Hearing protection

• Shooting glasses

• Paper targets

• A compatible pistol case

• A model-specific holster and magazine pouch

When is the Beretta 92FS Bronze the right choice?

The 92FS Bronze is a strong choice for a shooter who wants a full-size 9×19 pistol with traditional controls and a distinctive appearance. Its 125 mm barrel, metal construction and overall weight provide steady handling and manageable recoil. The main difference between the Bronze version and the standard 92FS is the Cerakote finish.

Shooters who prefer a lighter polymer-framed pistol, factory optic compatibility or an accessory rail should consider the Beretta APX A1, 92X RDO or M9A4. The 92FS grip may feel large in smaller hands, so the pistol should be handled before purchase.

Expert recommendation

The Beretta 92FS is particularly suitable for shooters who prefer a traditional hammer-fired SA/DA pistol. Its full-size frame and approximately 945 g weight help control recoil, although they also make it larger and heavier than many modern polymer-framed service pistols. Grip fit is important: the trigger should be comfortably accessible when the hammer is lowered and the trigger is in its forward double-action position.

The transition between the first double-action pull and the following single-action pulls requires practice. Training should focus on maintaining a consistent grip and smooth trigger control. Cerakote improves protection of the external surfaces but does not make the pistol maintenance-free. Clean the barrel and locking-block area after shooting and inspect the magazines regularly. Always follow the Beretta manual when disassembling, cleaning or reassembling the pistol.

The classic 92FS with a distinctive finish

The Beretta 92FS Bronze retains the familiar SA/DA trigger, open-slide construction and full-size metal frame of the original model while adding a Burnt Bronze Cerakote finish. Supplied with two 15-round magazines, it is a practical choice for shooters who want a dependable range pistol with unmistakable 92-series styling.

Attention! The modification of the weapon may vary, ask the Jahipauna stores for more information.