Beretta 92Sb Compact

The Beretta 92SB Compact is a semi-automatic pistol designed and manufactured by Beretta.

History

First appearing in 1981, the Beretta 92SB Compact model came into being on demand of police users.

Specifications

Somewhat more compact than the Beretta 92SB the main design goal was to produce a pistol that was easier to carry concealed for police forces.

Intended market

The Beretta 92SB Compact was a law enforcement pistol, but it was also sold to the civilian market for self-defense.

Design advantages

The Beretta 92SB Compact maintained all the good handling and safety qualities of the Beretta 92SB while being somewhat more compact.

Limitations

Like all Beretta 92 pistols it suffers from the same limitations in harsh environments.

Technical data

  • Type: Beretta 92SB Compact
  • Trigger system: Single-action or double-action
  • Caliber: 9 mm Luger
  • Capacity: 13 rounds
  • Frame material: Aluminium light alloy
  • Slide and barrel material: Carbon steel
  • Grip material: Plastic
  • Barrel length: 109 mm
  • Length: 197 mm
  • Height: 129 mm
  • Width: 39 mm
  • Mass: 900 g
  • Safeties: Slide mounted combined safety and decocking levers. Loaded chamber indicator. Firing pin safety.
  • Magazine release: Lower trigger guard, reversible.
  • Production years: 1981 - 1991
  • Production location: Beretta Italy

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