9mm caliber double-action semi-automatic pistol, with 5" barrel, fixed sights and 16-round double-stack magazine. Blued, with plastic grips. Introduced in 1976. Now discontinued.

As above, with polished finish. Manufactured from 1980 to 1985.

As above, with 4.3" barrel and shortened grip frame that holds a 14-shot magazine. Blued or nickel-plated, with wood or plastic grips. Introduced in 1980. Discontinued in 1985. NOTE: Add $20 for wood grips; 15 percent for nickel version.

Current production Model 92 chambered for 9mm Parabellum cartridge. Barrel length 4.9". Rear sight is 3-dot combat drift adjustable. Magazine capacity 15 rounds. Semi-automatic pistol features double-/single-action operation. Safety is manual type. Frame is light alloy sandblasted and anodized black. Barrel slide is steel. Grips are plastic checkered, with black matte finish. Equipped with spare magazine cleaning rod and hard carrying case. Weight 34.4 oz. empty.

Introduced in 2001. Chambered for 9mm cartridge. Fitted with 4.9" barrel. Slide is black stainless steel, with lightweight frame and combat-style trigger guard, reversible magazine release and ambidextrous safety. Gray wrap-around grips. Weight about 34 oz.

Identical to Model 92FS. Fitted with 10-round magazine. Chambered for .40 S&W. Introduced in 1992.

Introduced in 1997. Single-action-only, with competition tuned trigger. Developed for practical shooting competition. Barrel length 5.9". Supplied with weight as standard. Rear sight is adjustable target type. Tool kit included as standard. Weight 40 oz.

Similar to Model 96 in double-/single-action, with half-cock notch for cocked and locked carry. Fitted with 4.9" barrel with fixed sights. Three interchangeable front sights are supplied as standard. Weight 35 oz. Introduced in 1997. No longer in U.S. product line.

An evolution of the M9 service pistol for military and law enforcement. Chambered in .40 S&W, this model comes with three 12-round magazines. Features include an integral Picatinny accessory rail, improved recoil buffer and Bruniton finish.

Chambered for 9mm. Other features identical to Model 96A1.

Same as above except barrel, slide, trigger, extractor and other components are made of stainless steel. Frame made of lightweight anodized aluminum alloy. Model 96FS discontinued in 1993.

Chambered for 9mm or .40 S&W (Model 96). Features 4.3" barrel, but retains full grip to accommodate 15-round magazine (9mm); 10 rounds (.40 S&W). Weight about 33.2 oz. Introduced in 1993. Black sandblasted finish.

Same as 92FS and 96, with heavier slide to reduce felt recoil. Removable front sight. Weight about 35 oz.

Same as above, with stainless steel finish. Introduced in 2000.

Introduced in 2003. Features a decock mechanism built around single-/double-action trigger system. In addition, pistol has an integral accessory rail on frame. Fitted with 9mm or .40 S&W, 4.9" barrel, with heavy slide and 3-dot tritium sights. Weight about 35 oz.

9mm Parabellum caliber double-action semi-automatic pistol, with 4.9" barrel, fixed sights and 15-shot double-stack magazine and an extended base. Matte blued finish, with walnut or plastic grips. Introduced in 1984. No longer in production.

A special limited edition of 100 pistols made for the Armed Forces Reserves, with BER prefix serial numbers and U.S. M9 markings on frame and slide.

As above, with 4.3" barrel and 13-shot magazine. No longer in production.

Essentially same as Model 92FS Compact, with the exception of a single column magazine that holds 8 rounds and reduces grip thickness of pistol. Weight 30.9 oz. Discontinued in 1993, reintroduced in 1998. Model 96 version (.40 S&W) introduced in 2000. NOTE: Add $90 for Tritium night sights.

Same as above, with stainless steel slide and frame. Introduced in 2000.

Same as above, with double-action-only trigger function. NOTE: Add $90 for Tritium night sights.

Identical dimensions to full size Model 92FS. Addition of gold-plated engraved frame and gold-plated extra magazine. In fitted leather presentation hard case. Grips walnut briar, with gold initial plate. Introduced in 1993.

Limited to only 470 pistols worldwide. Features high polish finish, with stainless steel gold-filled engravings, walnut grips, Anniversary logo on top of slide and on back of chrome plated magazine. Supplied with walnut case.

Same specifications as standard Model 92 and Model 96. Variation has no visible hammer. Double-action-only. No manual safety. Weight 33.8 oz.

Same as above, with same manual safety as found on 92FS pistol. Introduced in 1994.

Designed for French Gendarmerie. This model has now been adopted for French Air Force as well as other government agencies. Features hammer drop lever that does not function as safety when lever is released, but lowers hammer and returns to ready to fire position automatically. Offered to law enforcement agencies only.

Introduced in 2002. Chambered for 9mm or .40 S&W cartridges. Fitted with 4.7" barrel. Double-/single-action trigger. Features a new vertical grip design, with shorter trigger reach and thin grip panels. Removable front sight and integral accessory rail on frame. Magazine capacity 10 rounds. Weight about 32 oz.

Kit includes 7.3" barrel, with counterweight and elevated front sight, semi-automatic, walnut grips and fully adjustable rear sight. Comes in special carrying case, with basic pistol. NOTE: Kit Price Only.

Features specially designed Model 96 pistol, with extra 92FS slide and barrel assembly. Barrel lengths are 4.66". Sold with one 10-round magazine in both 9mm and .40 S&W.

Introduced in 1995 to commemorate 10th Anniversary of U.S. military's official sidearm. This 9mm pistol limited to 10,000 units. Special engraving on slide with special serial numbers. Slide stamped "U.S. 9mm M9-BERETTA U.S.A.-65490".

Walnut grips, with gold plated hammer and grip screws.

Introduced in 2001. Limited production pistol of 2,000 units world wide. Chambered for 9mm cartridge. Steel frame, with checkered front and backstrap. Nickel alloy finish, with unique engraving. Carbon fiber grips. Interchangeable sights, with adjustable rear sight. Carry case standard. Single action.

Steel-frame semi-automatic in 9mm or .40 S&W. Single- or single-/double-action. 15+1 capacity, 4.7" barrel, weight 42.3 oz. IDPA certified. Fixed 3-dot sights. Introduced 2006.

Semi-automatic single-/double-action in 9mm developed for U.S. Marine Corps. Capacity 10+1 or 15+1. Fixed sights. Introduced 2006.

Upgraded M9 chambered in 9mm. Can be converted from safety/decocker. Has 4.9" threaded barrel, two-tone Flat Dark Earth/Gray finish, Picatinny rail, removable front sight and Vertec straight-grip with wrap-around backstrap.

Caliber: 9mm. Barrel: 5.12”. Capacity: 15+1, 18+1. Features: A USA-built Beretta SA/DA based on the M9 with the addition of a red-dot optic compatible slide, tritium night sights, and enhanced short reset Xtreme Trigger System. Beretta says the M9A4’s Vertex-style vertical (thin-profile) grips allow shooters to “point” the handgun more instinctively. A universal decocking-only slide and Pic rail under the frame for accessories. Tan-Cerakoted aluminum frame; barrel is extended and threaded ½-28” for a suppressor.