New Wilson Combat Beretta 92G Brigadier Tactical

[Magsz]

I don't know the rules, and how the USPSA approval process works well enough to know. I don't believe there is anything on this new Beretta that hasn't been in another 92 variant.

Didn't the FNS 5 inch pave the way for an initial run of two?

The FNS 5 inch debacle was just that, a crock of crap...

The frame on this Beretta is unique to the gun so 2k units must be produced.

[PPGMD]

I don't know the rules, and how the USPSA approval process works well enough to know. I don't believe there is anything on this new Beretta that hasn't been in another 92 variant.

Didn't the FNS 5 inch pave the way for an initial run of two?

FNH just signed the form, there was no hard evidence that there were less than 2,000 produced. But here we have open proof that only 1,000 have been made so far.

IDPA rules are similar 2,000 units required.

They can't use the 92G-SD is the linage, because they put a different name on the slide.

Don't get me wrong, I am drooling over this pistol, but the fact that this is IDPA SSP approved, while the Accu-Shadow isn't is blatant hypocrisy on the part of IDPA pure and simple. Maybe if CZ-USA, or Angus writes a big enough check they can get the Accu-Shadow SSP approved.

[Comedian]

Is a non railed version going to be released?

[Suvorov]

That's a dang nice pistol! But seeing as how I'm already in the dog house for my SB15 and M9A1 Compact purchases - Kalifornia is going to put the kabosh on SSEs before I can get the funds for such a fancy pistol.

Oh well, I can always go the custom route.......

[JTQ]

Bill Wilson weighed various slides a month or so back:

92FS Centurion 10.85oz
92FS full size 11.35oz
92FS Vertec 11.75oz
92A1 12.25oz
92G Brig Tactical 12.70oz

Thank you for sharing those numbers. It is a good reference point.

[Guinnessman]

It is going to be very interesting to watch the developments at Beretta USA in the next year. I hope this announcement is just the start!

I have wanted a 92 since I was a kid, but I need to wait and see what happens with future offerings. This pistol looks great, but I cannot justify $1100 for my first Beretta.

I really need to stay away from this thread so I don't impulse buy something.

[BLR]

I'm not even into Berettas, and I want that.

Gonna ring up WC....

[TGS]

What's the point of the brigadier slide?

[orionz06]

Why do I get one of these? I've been wanting *a* Beretta for a while, largely because Super Dave, but this looks nice and seems kinda sorta maybe priced well for some amount of half decent work. Why this and not something else?

[Alpha Sierra]

Beretta 92G Brigadier Tactical pistol

Brigadier configuration with heavy duty slide
G configuration ambidextrous decocker only
4.7” Stainless match grade barrel with recessed target crown
Extra tight fitting tolerances for improved accuracy
All steel components (decocker, trigger, magazine release, guide rod)
Oversize magazine release with checkered pad
Checkered frontstrap and backstrap
Beveled magazine well
Rounded trigger guard
Rail for mounting light or laser
Elite skeletonized hammer
D hammer spring
WC rear Battlesight and tritium dovetail front sight
WC steel fluted guide rod
WC G-10 grips with WC logo medallion
Special serial number range with WC prefix
Ships with 3 sand resistant 15 round magazines
IDPA Stock Service Pistol approved
Initial run of 1,000 pistols

Available exclusively from Wilson Combat or Wilson Premier distributors,

MSRP $1195.00. In stock for immediate delivery

Unless every one of the things that I've highlighted are part swaps from other SSP-legal Berettas, I doubt this thing is SSP legal.

The fact that this is IDPA SSP approved, while the Accu-Shadow isn't is blatant hypocrisy on the part of IDPA pure and simple. Maybe if CZ-USA, or Angus writes a big enough check they can get the Accu-Shadow SSP approved.

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