90-Two
The Beretta 90-Two is a large-frame semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9mm and .40 S&W.
The 90-Two stems from the M92 (aka the M9, the US military’s standard issued pistol) and shares several features with the model such as an open slide design, so the barrel is shows through. It has an external hammer that when cocked back changes the trigger pull from a double-action (long pull) to a single-action (short pull).
Its ambidextrous safety also acts as a de-cocking lever. A second safety feature is a visible automatic firing pin block that prevents discharge if it is accidentally dropped, and three-dot fixed sights.
Where it differs, it has an interchangeable front sight and a Picatinny rail for mounting lights or lasers. Lastly, it has a techno-polymer grip that’s lightweight and designed for an ergonomically friendly hold. The grip is available in a standard or slim size.
Beretta recommends the 90-Two for law enforcement and personal defense.
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