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General| Manufacturer | Beretta |
|---|---|
| Model | 92A1 |
| Frame Material | Aluminum alloy |
| Safety | Ambidextrous safety/decocker |
| Type | Pistol |
| Place of Origin | Italy |
| Slide Material | Steel |
| Feed System | Detachable box magazine |
| Sights | 3-dot |
| Caliber | 9x19mm Parabellum |
| Capacity | 17 rounds |
| Barrel Length | 4.9 inches |
| Overall Length | 8.5 inches |
| Weight | 33.3 oz |
| Action | Short recoil |
| Height | 5.4 inches |
| Width | 1.5 inches |
Do not point the firearm at anything you are not willing to shoot.
Always assume the firearm is loaded; verify by visual inspection.
Shooting at hard surfaces can cause ricochets or fragmentation.
Safety devices are not a substitute for safe handling procedures.
Maintain firearm to prevent corrosion and ensure reliability.
Use only high-quality, factory-manufactured ammunition.
Protect eyes and ears from gas, fragments, and noise during shooting.
Unload firearm before climbing or jumping over obstacles.
Do not use alcohol or impairing medication when handling firearms.
Unload firearm before transporting it in a vehicle.
Be aware of lead exposure risks from shooting and cleaning.
Lists and labels all major parts of the firearm with reference to figures.
Describes the manual safety and decocking function for FS models.
Details the decocking lever function for G models without manual safety.
Detailed explanation of the safety lever's operation and function.
Explains the dual action trigger mechanism for firing modes.
Covers external hammer, half-cock, decocked, and cocked hammer states.
Describes the mechanism preventing firing pin movement without trigger pull.
Details inertial firing pin, loaded chamber indicator, and slide catch.
Outlines differences for G models regarding safety features.
Explains the pistol's automatic reloading and robust locking mechanism.
Describes the removable, high-capacity magazines and their specifications.
Details the easy disassembly and cleaning process.
Covers grip design, reversible magazine release, and high-visibility sights.
Mentions enlarged trigger guard for gloved hands and accessory rail.
Lists overall length, barrel length, width, height, sight radius, and weight.
Specifies ammunition types, caliber, rifling, and pitch.
Describes the materials used for sights, frame, slide, and barrel.
Details removing magazine, slide-barrel assembly, recoil spring, and locking block.
Covers inserting barrel, locking block, recoil spring, and checking slide operation.
Disclaims responsibility for faulty ammo and warns about inspection.
Emphasizes safety, handling unloaded firearms, and finger placement.
Step-by-step guide to loading cartridges into the magazine.
Procedures for chambering a round from the magazine or directly.
Loading the pistol by inserting and cycling the magazine.
Loading a round directly into the chamber.
Explains automatic feeding of subsequent rounds.
How to replace a round in the chamber.
Steps to unload, disengage safety, and decock the hammer.
Instructions for removing cartridges from the magazine.
Emphasizes safe direction, finger placement, and protective gear.
Details disengaging safety and finger placement before firing.
How to fire again and reload after the last round.
Safely engaging safety and decocking the hammer after shooting.
Actions to take in case of a delayed ignition (hang-fire).
Actions to take if an unusual sound or recoil occurs.
Procedures for safe unloading and inspection with obstructed barrels.
Do not reuse or fire ammunition that failed to fire.
Detailed steps for cleaning and oiling the barrel and bore.
Procedures for cleaning major components like slide, frame, and magazine.
Instructions on unscrewing grips, releasing button, and reassembly.
Store unloaded, with safety engaged, and away from children.
Addresses cartridge introduction, mis-fire, and extraction issues.
