Just be careful about using the Beretta 92 as a firearm. If someone finds out you shot them with this, they will be very pissed off. This is the prettiest and most expensive club I have ever fired. It stovepipes more than any handgun I have ever fired and it fails way too often.

I use this in the military and it is a piece of crap. There is no stopping power and should be used as scrap metal. A large weapon and not easy to conceal.

I have been converted and now am a fan. With hydro shock rounds this is going to stop whatever you shoot. I've shot this weapon through five different courses of fire now and I like the feel of the weapon in my hand, I like the smoothness in the action and have decided to buy one.

This was my first issued duty sidearm. I love this gun. It is reliable, accurate, and well made. It's only drawback is it's weight. I prefer it in 40 cal. but with the right ammunition the 9mm can hold its own. (Federal +P+ HI-Shock JHP LEO only)

not my carry choice due to weight and size, not easy or comfortable to conceal. however it is the daily duty weapon for my daughter. a bit weighty but a good duty rig helps with that a little

I have carried the M-9 while in the military and as a duty weapon, and while it’s not my favorite weapon I have not had any problems with it. It is a little easier to field strip than the 1911-A1 but the military issue M-9’s are getting a bit long in the tooth and are starting to have problems. They really are due for replacement. Hopefully with at least a 40. Cal if not a 45. Cal.
I would like to see an updated 1911.