A close look at the KSC Beretta APX gas blowback airsoft pistol by Kimidori. This is a modern polymer-frame handgun designed to compete with the likes of Glock and he starts on a slightly somber note, explaining that they had to re-record the entire video because a cheap SD card corrupted the first attempt.
Mach Sakai takes a good look at the KSC Beretta APX gas blowback airsoft pistol, a replica of the striker-fired service pistol. This model, priced at approximately 34,980 yen, features a 16mm large-bore piston designed to enhance recoil and cycling performance. The firearm includes an optic-ready slide with three different adapter plates to accommodate various red dot sights, such as the Tokyo Scope XT-6, though specific screw lengths may vary by optic.
Cannon Flannel goes over the Italian Space Blaster, the Umarex/KWA Beretta PMX GBB. After testing its performance with high-pressure gas, the gun shows a bit of an attitude by shooting quite hot, making it more of an outdoor contender than a friendly indoor CQB companion. While the consistency is decent, the stock hop-up struggles to lift heavy BBs, suggesting that a little internal surgery might be required if you want to actually hit what you’re aiming at.
A thorough introduction by Laylax of the KSC Beretta APX gas blowback pistol, a sleek and modern airsoft gun released under official license. They are visibly excited to handle this Italian stallion, noting its slim grip and lightweight resin slide that allows for snappy action. It seems Beretta decided to join the modern era by adopting a striker-fired design, which they joke that it somehow looks like a Glock that actually went to art school and learned about aesthetics.
Crescent goes over the Beretta M9 EBB gel blaster by Mulifang that is a replica that tries its best to mimic the real deal, featuring a metal slide and a satisfyingly long blowback distance. It comes with some clever features like an audible beep to warn you when the battery is low, which is much better than the gun simply dying in the middle of a pretend standoff.
A quick presentation of the latest product collaboration between Garmin and Beretta, the MARQ Commander Gen 2 Limited Edition Smartwatch... "Created to commemorate 500 years of Beretta innovation, the Garmin x Beretta MARQ® Commander (Gen 2) Beretta 500 Limited Edition smartwatch is built for those who demand absolute performance.
Airsoft Mike discusses the practical differences between using airsoft guns and dedicated movie props on film sets, taking a look at Beretta M92 replicas. He states that while anyone can use airsoft replicas on private property, professional movie armorers in the UK must navigate a complex web of permits, insurance, and safety certificates.
CRESCENT does a conversion to use 6mm BBs of the MLF Beretta M9 EBB gel blaster, which is described as the best EBB gel blaster handgun available. The handgun accurately replicates the look of the Beretta M9 and is available with either a nylon or metal slide, with an option to purchase a CNC aluminum lower frame for a full metal version.
RacknLoad shows the BRX1 from Beretta that's got wood. The BRX1 boasts interchangeable barrels for various calibers, an M14 threaded barrel with a thread cover, and a 3-position safety system for enhanced control. The rifle features a high-performance polymer forend with textured grips and a sling swivel ring, an adjustable trigger weight, and an adjustable length-of-pull stock.
Garand Thumb reviews the Beretta M9A4 handgun, discussing its history, military use, and updates from the original M9. He explains that the M9A4 was submitted as a potential replacement for the M9 in the United States military but was not selected.
