UMAREX Beretta MOD. 92 FS Black Full Metal CO2 Air Pistol
The Beretta 92 FS doesn’t need much of an introduction. It has earned its reputation the hard way, with decades of service use and civilian popularity worldwide. Umarex have been making this one in Germany since day one, and it shows. This isn’t a flimsy replica chasing looks over substance, it’s a proper CO2 sporting air pistol that just happens to wear the skin of a classic Italian sidearm.
Unlike blowback replicas that prioritise realism and forget about accuracy, the MOD. 92 FS goes the sensible route. The non-blowback two-part slide keeps things efficient and consistent, while the 8-shot rotary magazine sits at the breech, feeding pellets directly into the rifled barrel. Translation: better air use, better accuracy, and none of the drama.
The 12g CO2 capsule lives inside the full-metal frame and delivers up to 60 shots per cartridge, pushing energy levels close to 4 joules. That makes it punchy enough for proper target work rather than just emptying mags for fun. Adjustable sights and a rifled barrel back that up, while the single and double action trigger options give it a genuinely usable, firearm-like feel. The safety lever is exactly where you expect it to be, because of course it is.
If you want something that looks like a replica but behaves like a serious air pistol, this is it. Less Hollywood, more honest performance.
Key Features
Full metal construction with authentic Beretta 92 FS styling
Non-blowback slide for improved efficiency and consistency
8-shot rotary magazine feeds pellets directly into the rifled barrel
Single and double-action trigger
Adjustable rear sight for improved accuracy
German-manufactured by Umarex
Specifications
Calibre: 4.5mm (.177) pellet
Power source: 1 × 12g CO2
Magazine capacity: 8 rounds
Shot count: Up to 60 shots per CO2 capsule (temperature and usage dependent)
Trigger: Single / Double action
Safety: Manual safety lever
Length: 210mm
Weight: 1280g
Think of this as a serious CO2 target pistol that just happens to look like a Beretta, rather than a replica pretending to be useful.
