Redpill me on the Beretta PX4 Pls Maybe even bluepill. I'd

>>34253730
i shot one of my friend's once
comfortable to hold and recoil was really light.
Getting one for myself, eventually

I think they're ugly and I've never shot one but having held them in gun shops they feel very nice. They cycle smooth, at least by hand. I'm not a fan of slide mounted safeties but that's just me. The people who have shot them praise them. They're priced right around $500 which isn't bad. I think they're an overlooked gun on the market

>>34253730
Decent gun for the price.

Not flawless, but decent

Would probably want something else in the same price bracket

>>34253730
https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2014/06/daniel-zimmerman/gun-review-beretta-px4-storm-inox-9mm/amp/

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They're criminally underrated DA/SA guns. I've carried the compact and shot them for a good amount of this year and took them to a class.

Ernest Langdon pretty much popularized them and there are two good threads about both the fullsize and compact on PF

https://pistol-forum.com/showthread.php?16519-The-PX4-Compact-might-be-my-DA-SA-Glock-19

https://pistol-forum.com/showthread.php?25341-Beretta-PX4-Storm-Underrated-is-an-Understatement!

The Compact version shoots just as soft as a fullsize gun, it's something you really need to try in person.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAaC5o-9mpw

>>34253730
First handgun I ever owned.
I sold it and bought a Glock and was much happier.
Meh ergos and shitty trigger. It also didn't like steel ammo and all, but I'm not a poorfag anymore so that's not an issue anyways.

The pistol was just very underwhelming overall and there are far better options out there.

>>34253730
Decent in full-size, the compact is better, and I have never shot the sub-compact. There is plentiful support from Beretta, including drop-in G conversion kits.
>>34253885
I like that you know your stuff, but I love that you chose a pic with a 92.

If you want a rotating barrel, buy a K100 instead.

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>>34253980
>I like that you know your stuff, but I love that you chose a pic with a 92.

I intended to post this pic but oh well

Very accurate. Shame the 45 only holds 10.

>>34253730
Great fit for medium ish hands. Also you can convert it from safety/decocker to decocker only if you want.

Only polymer handgun on the market that I'll recommend, short of a USP. I'm getting a PX4 Compact for my stepdad as a birthday gift now that he has his CPL. Buddy of mine has one and the whole package really impressed me. Only issues were that the trigger was a little...chewy? Don't really know to describe it - it was like my P38 but lighter, yet not quite as precise. That and the safety is shaped a bit awkwardly for carry. Sticks out in a weird way and is kinda sharp. (Oh, and of course there was the wonky polymer frame balance that I just personally dislike, but that's just me and my weirdness.)

For the price point, I really struggle to think of a better pistol. Maybe a CZ? Not much that really comes close.

K100 owner here, K100 is wonderfully smooth but really needs lube and maintenance. No idea about the beretta. >>34254411

>>34253730
Put a few mags through one in 9. Thought the ergonomics were ass, sights were chunky as all hell, and had a mile long trigger pull. Overall I basically hated it, but I'm just one guy. Other people seem to like it pretty well

Rented this gun a lot. I like a lot of things about it, including the grip.

However, when I get tired it is very easy for me to ride up on the grip and accidentally engage the safety. Happened like 4 times.

I'd consider getting it, but it wouldn't be my first choice. I guess you could train around it.

Had a fullsize for a long time in 9mm, 1,000-1,500 rounds through it (so, low roundcount but no failures). I bought one right when they came out and at the time P-F couldn't talk enough shit about them. Times have really changed.

Typical long-ass Beretta DA trigger, but also probably the smoothest I've ever felt in a factory DA/SA pistol (shit was great). Soft shooter. F-type safety is dumb and huge, G-type "stealth lever" conversion was super simple and massively improved things. Should come from the factory that way.

Sold it, which was a mistake. Miss that gun. Thinking about buying a compact.

>>34253730
Get one and post about it in /pbg/.

>>34253730
I rented one and will probably pick one up in a couple months. The only thing I don't really like about it is the non-audible click on reset, but the tactile feel is enough
I like the rotating barrel concept, and I like decockers.
I rented a cz p-01 and a beretta 92fs and I prefer the larger slide for chambering a round.

It'sIt's a piece of shit