Beretta M92 FS PSS
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About Beretta M92 FS PSS
Manual airsoft pistol from Umarex, made under licence from Beretta. The pistol is a replica of the Beretta M92 FS with correct markings and is spring-powered: you cock it before every shot.
6 mm BB calibre, under 0.5 J (approx. 48 m/s). The magazine holds 14 rounds. Weight 630 g, length 215 mm.
Beretta M92 FS – what you need to know
- Licensed by Beretta: Markings and appearance follow the real M92 FS.
- Spring-powered: No gas or battery. You cock the slide before every shot.
- Good weight: At 630 g the pistol feels solid in the hand.
- Safety: The pistol has a rotating safety on the slide.
Who is it for?
For beginners and casual target shooting. See more manual replicas or our beginner guns.
Maintenance and safety
Always wear eye protection when shooting airsoft. Only use 6 mm BBs, e.g. 0.12 g or 0.20 g.
Delivery and returns
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Full 14-day right of return with a money-back guarantee. Unused items in unopened packaging can be returned for up to 365 days in exchange for a gift card. Easy returns via our returns portal. Read more in our terms and conditions.
Service, repair and upgrades
Our own workshop in Aulum, Denmark services, repairs and upgrades airsoft guns and air guns – even if you bought them elsewhere. Standard service at a fixed price, upgrades charged by the hour plus parts.
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