Posted by Jason Brumett
The 92A1 represents Beretta's evolution of the world famous 92FS pistol. Combining the best elements of the 92FS and the 90-Two, these pistols feature: higher capacity magazines, 17 rounds in 9mm. Completely interchangeable with other 92 family magazines. THREE magazines included per pistol. Removable front sight, allows the user to easily replace a damaged sight or replace it with an accessory sight. Accessory rail, the frame of the A1's have an integral MIL-STD-1913 rail for rapid attachment of tactical lights and laser aiming devices. Internal recoil buffer increases service life by reducing stress on the receiver created by the more powerful .40 S&W caliber ammunition. Captive recoil spring assembly, the single-piece design simplifies the assembly and disassembly process and minimizes the possibility of spring loss. Rounded trigger guard, updated styling to conform with current pistol gripping practices.
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