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92X PERFORMANCE
PISTOL
USER MANUAL
92X PERFORMANCE MAN0050 000
CONTENTS
BASIC SAFETY RULES .................................................................... 4
CONTROLS .................................................................................. 10
AMMUNITION ............................................................................... 11
LOADING AND FIRING ................................................................. 12
DESCRIPTION .............................................................................. 22
SPECIFICATIONS ......................................................................... 23
SAFETY FEATURES ...................................................................... 25
OPERATIONAL FEATURES .......................................................... 26
GENERAL OPERATION ................................................................ 28
LOAD CHECK ............................................................................... 29
LOCKING THE SLIDE TO THE REAR ............................................30
FIELD STRIPPING .........................................................................31
RE-ASSEMBLY .............................................................................. 33
HOW TO ADJUST THE REAR SIGHT ........................................... 34
HOW TO ADJUST THE TRIGGER RESET ...................................... 35
HOW TO REPLACE THE MAGAZINE RELEASE BUTTON ............. 36
HOW TO REVERSE THE MAGAZINE RELEASE BUTTON .............. 37
AIMING DEVICE ........................................................................... 38
MAINTENANCE ............................................................................ 42
STORAGE ..................................................................................... 44
TROUBLE-SHOOTING .................................................................. 45
PARTS LISTING............................................................................. 46
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MAN0050 000 92X PERFORMANCE
WARNING, CAUTION and Notice headings are defined as follows:
WARNING:
The purpose of a WARNING is to draw attention to a potential
dangerous situation that could result in personal injury.
CAUTION:
A CAUTION concerns potential damage to firearm.
Notice:
A NOTICE highlights important procedures and statements that
require more emphasis than general text.
Illustrations in the manual refer to 92X Performance Production or

Production Optic.
The references “left” or “right” always refer to the firearm as hold
by the user.
The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice.
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Notice: always keep this manual with your firearm. Include it

with the pistol when it changes ownership or when it is loaned or
presented to another person.
Notice: The Manufacturer and/or its Local Official Distributors

assume no responsibility for product malfunction or for physi-
cal injury or property damage resulting in whole or in part from
criminal or negligent use of the product, improper or careless
handling, unauthorized modifications, use of defective, improper,
hand-loaded, reloaded or remanufactured ammunition*, customer
abuse or neglect of the product, or other influences beyond man-
ufacturer’s direct and immediate control.
* See paragraph “Ammunition”.
WARNING: always ensure safety is engaged – if present un-

til ready to fire. A safety, which is not fully engaged, will not pre-
vent firearm discharge.
WARNING: ALL FIREARMS HAVE LETHAL POTENTIAL.

READ THE BASIC SAFETY RULES CAREFULLY AND UNDERSTAND
THEM FULLY BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO USE THIS FIREARM.
Notice: In addition to the Basic Safety Rules, there are other

Safety Rules pertaining to the loading, unloading, disassembly, as-
sembly and use of this firearm, located throughout this manual.
WARNING: READ THE ENTIRE MANUAL CAREFULLY BE-

FORE USING THIS FIREARM. MAKE SURE THAT ANY PERSON
USING OR HAVING ACCESS TO THIS FIREARM READS AND UN-
DERSTANDS ALL OF THIS MANUAL PRIOR TO USE OR ACCESS.
CAUTION: we recommend the use of original Beretta spare
parts and accessories. The use of other manufacturer’s spare
parts and accessories could cause malfunctions and/or break-
ages that will not be covered by the Beretta warranty.
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BASIC SAFETY RULES

WARNING: PLEASE READ THIS MANUAL BEFORE HAN-
DLING YOUR FIREARM.
WARNING: FIREARMS CAN BE DANGEROUS AND CAN PO-

TENTIALLY CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY, DAMAGE TO PROPERTY
OR DEATH, IF HANDLED IMPROPERLY. THE FOLLOWING SAFETY
RULES ARE AN IMPORTANT REMINDER THAT FIREARM SAFETY
IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.
1. NEVER POINT A FIREARM AT
SOMETHING THAT IS NOT SAFE
TO SHOOT.
Never let the muzzle of a fire-
arm point at any part of your
body or at another person. This
is especially important when
loading or unloading the firearm. When you are shooting at a tar-
get, know what is behind it. Some bullets can travel over a mile. If
you miss your target or if the bullet penetrates the target, it is your
responsibility to ensure that the shot does not
cause unintended injury or damage.
2. ALWAYS TREAT A FIREARM AS IF IT WERE

LOADED.
Never assume that a firearm is unloaded. The
only certain way to ensure that a firearm has the
chamber(s) empty is to open the chamber and
visually and physically examine the inside to see
if a round is present. Removing or unloading the magazine will not
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guarantee that a firearm is unloaded or cannot fire. Firearms can

be checked by cycling or removing all rounds and by then open-
ing and inspecting the chamber so that a visual inspection of the
chamber for any remaining rounds can be made.
3. STORE YOUR FIREARM SO THAT CHILDREN

CANNOT GAIN ACCESS TO IT.
It is your responsibility to ensure that children
under the age of 18 or other unauthorized
persons do not gain access to your firearm.
To reduce the risk of accidents involving chil-
dren, unload your firearm, lock it and store
the ammunition in a separate locked location.
Please note that devices intended to prevent
accidents - for example, cable locks, chamber
plugs, etc, - may not prevent use or misuse of
your firearm by a determined person. Firearm
storage in a steel gun safe may be more ap-
propriate to reduce the likelihood of intention-
al misuse of a firearm by an unauthorized child or person.
4. NEVER SHOOT AT WATER OR AT A HARD SURFACE.

Shooting at the surface of water or at a rock or
other hard surface increases the chance of
ricochets or fragmentation of the bullet or
shot, which can result in the projectile striking
an unintended or peripheral target.
5. KNOW THE SAFETY FEATURES OF THE FIREARM YOU ARE US-

ING, BUT REMEMBER: SAFETY DEVICES ARE NOT A SUBSTITUTE
FOR SAFE HANDLING PROCEDURES.
Never rely solely on a safety device to prevent an accident. It is
imperative that you know and use the safety features of the par-
ticular firearm you are handling, but accidents can best be pre-
vented by following the safe handling procedures described in
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these safety rules and elsewhere in the product manual. To further

familiarize yourself with the proper use of this or other firearms,
take a Firearms Safety Course taught by an expert in firearms use
and safety procedures.
6. PROPERLY MAINTAIN YOUR FIREARM.

Store and carry your firearm so that dirt or lint
does not accumulate in the working parts.
Clean and oil your firearm, following the instruc-
tions provided in this manual, after each use to
prevent corrosion, damage to the barrel or ac-
cumulation of impurities which can prevent use
of the gun in an emergency. Always check the
bore and chamber(s) prior to loading to ensure
that they are clean and free from obstructions. Firing with an ob-
struction in the barrel or chamber can rupture the barrel and in-
jure you or others nearby. In the event you hear an unusual noise
when shooting, stop firing immediately, engage the manual safety
and unload the firearm. Make sure the chamber and barrel are free
from any obstruction, like a bullet blocked inside the barrel due to
defective or improper ammunition.
7. USE PROPER AMMUNITION.

Only use factory-loaded, new ammunition manufactured to indus-
try specifications: CIP (Europe and elsewhere), SAAMI® (U.S.A.). Be
certain that each round you use is in the proper caliber or gauge
and type for the particular firearm. The caliber or gauge of the
firearm is clearly marked on the barrels of shotguns and on the
slide or barrel of pistols. The use of reloaded or remanufactured
ammunition can increase the likelihood of excessive cartridge
pressures, case-head ruptures or other defects in the ammunition
that can cause damage to your firearm and injury to yourself or
others nearby.
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8. ALWAYS WEAR PROTECTIVE GLASSES AND EARPLUGS WHEN

SHOOTING.
The chance that gas, gunpowder or metal frag-
ments will blow back and injure a shooter who
is firing a gun is rare, but the injury that can be
sustained in such circumstances can be severe,
including the possible loss of eyesight. A shoot-
er must always wear impact resistant shooting
glasses when firing any firearm. Earplugs or oth-
er high-quality hearing protectors help reduce
the chance of hearing damage from shooting.
9. NEVER CLIMB A TREE, FENCE OR OBSTRUCTION WITH A LOAD-
ED FIREARM.
Open and empty the chamber(s) of your firearm and engage the
manual safety before climbing or descending a
tree or before climbing a fence or jumping over
a ditch or other obstruction. Never pull or push
a loaded firearm toward yourself or another per-
son. Always unload a firearm, visually and physi-
cally check to see that the magazine, loading
mechanism and chamber are unloaded, and ac-
tion is open before handing it to another person.
Never take a firearm from another person unless it is unloaded,
visually and physically checked to confirm it is unloaded, and the
action is open.
10. AVOID ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES OR JUDGMENT/REFLEX IM-

PAIRING MEDICATION WHEN SHOOTING.
Do not drink and shoot. If you take medication
that can impair motor reactions or judgment, do
not handle a firearm while you are under the in-
fluence of the medication.
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11. NEVER TRANSPORT A LOADED FIREARM.

Unload a firearm before putting it in a vehicle
(chamber empty, magazine empty). Hunters and
target shooters should load their firearm only at
their destination, and only when they are ready
to shoot. If you carry a firearm for self-protec-
tion, leaving the chamber unloaded can reduce
the chance of an unintentional discharge.
12. LEAD WARNING.

Discharging firearms in poorly ventilated areas, cleaning firearms,
or handling ammunition may result in exposure to lead and oth-
er substances known to cause birth defects, reproductive harm,
and other serious physical injury. Have adequate ventilation at all
times. Wash hands thoroughly after exposure.
WARNING: It is YOUR responsibility to know and abide by

Federal, State and Local laws governing the sale, transportation
and use of firearms in your area.
WARNING: This firearm has the capability of taking your life

or the life of someone else! Always be extremely careful with
your firearm. An accident is almost always the result of not fol-
lowing basic firearm safety rules.
ESPECIALLY FOR U.S. CONSUMERS:

For information about Firearm Safety Courses in your area, please
visit the National Rifle Association’s web site at www.nra.org.
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CONTROLS
The following figures are side views of the 92X Performance pistol
showing the main controls.
SLIDE
CATCH EXPOSED
HAMMER
DISASSEMBLING
LATCH
TRIGGER
REVERSIBLE MAGAZINE
RELEASE BUTTON
THUMB
SAFETY
ACCESSORY
RAIL
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AMMUNITION WARNING: Carefully in-

spect each cartridge before it
AMMUNITION (CARTRIDGE) is loaded in the magazine. Be
NOTICE: certain the cartridge cases are
Beretta specifically disclaims not split or deformed, and that
responsibility for any damage the cartridges do not possess
or injury occurring with, or as any other dents or defects.
the result of, the use of faulty, This warning even applies to
non-standard, “remanufac- factory ammunition.
tured,” hand-loaded or reloaded Do not fire old ammunition.
ammunition, or cartridges other Primers, powder, cartridge
than those for which the firearm cases, and bullets can deterio-
was originally chambered. Se- rate with time and cause dam-
rious damage or injury, even age to the firearm, or injury to
death, could result from the use the shooter or others.
of incorrect ammunition, from
firing against bore obstructions
and from propellant overloads.
WARNING: The extended
Use of improper ammunition,
use of +P or +P+ ammunition
such as listed previously will
may decrease component
void the manufacturer’s war-
part service life expectancy.
ranty. Use only high-quality,
DO NOT use sub-machine
commercially-manufactured
gun ammunition because the
ammunition made in accor-
chamber pressure may reach
dance with CIP (Europe and
or exceed proof load pressure.
elsewhere) or SAAMI® (USA)
Lead bullets have a tendency
standards. Be certain that the
to cause bore leading, which
ammunition is the appropri-
may dramatically increase the
ate caliber and loading for the
discharge pressure. Be sure to
firearm and is clean, dry and in
remove all chamber and bore
good condition. The pistol cali-
lead accumulation after each
ber is stamped on the back of
use. DO NOT shoot cartridges
the barrel, visible from the ejec-
with jacketed bullets through
tion port.
a barrel previously fired with
lead bullets before the bore is
thoroughly deleaded.
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DRY FIRING & “DUMMY”

ROUNDS
LOADING AND
Dry firing is defined as firing a FIRING
firearm with no ammunition in
the chamber. Long term dry WARNING: A pistol can
firing your Beretta 92X Per- have a live round in the cham-
formance pistol may result in ber and can fire even if the
damage to the firing pin. “Snap magazine is empty or has been
Caps” (inert chamber inserts removed.
that allow a firearm to be dry-
fired without damaging the ac-
tion) are available at most gun WARNING: Before load-
stores for those who wish to ing the firearm, become famil-
practice firing without live am- iar with the following loading
munition. procedures without the use
of ammunition. Never handle
CAUTION: “Dummy a loaded firearm until you are
Rounds” with empty primer fully familiar with the loading
pockets are suitable for load- procedures. Always point the
ing/unloading practice but DO firearm in a safe direction.
NOT PROTECT the firing pin tip
during dry firing.
WARNING: Always keep
your finger away from the trig-
ger whenever you do not in-
tend to fire.
WARNING: Load the

chamber only when ready to
fire. In case of interruption
of firing before the magazine
is empty and the chambered
round is fired, it is necessary
to unload the pistol before de-
cocking the hammer.
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HOW TO DE-COCK THE HAM-

1
MER
WARNING: the hammer 3
de-cocking operation MUST
only be performed with the
pistol unloaded and the barrel
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chamber empty. This is due to
the fact that the 92X Perfor- 2
mance pistol DOES NOT fea-
ture mechanisms that permit
de-cocking of the hammer Simultaneously remove finger
with a round chambered. from trigger and cautiously let
the hammer rotate until it stops
WARNING: The hammer on the fully de-cocked position.
DOES NOT feature a notch that
would be caught by the sear if
the hammer were to acciden-
tally slip from the thumb. The
hammer must therefore never
be de-cocked with a round in
the chamber.
To de-cock the hammer, pro- 3
ceed as follows:
Check that the chamber is emp-

ty as described in the paragraph
“LOAD CHECK” on page 29
Strongly retaining the hammer

with the thumb of the hand
which holds the pistol, depress
the trigger and allow the ham-
mer to move slightly forward
under thumb control.
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LOADING THE MAGAZINE

WARNING: Be sure that
you have the correct cartridg-
es for your pistol.
To load the magazine, remove it
from the pistol by depressing
the magazine release button.
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Hold the magazine in one hand.
With the other hand place a car-
tridge on the magazine follower Repeat process until magazine
in front of the lips at the top of is fully loaded. Holes on the
the magazine. Press the car- back of the magazine allow for
tridge down onto the follower visual counting of cartridges.
and slide the cartridge com-
pletely under the lips until it is CAUTION: Do not try to
lodged fully inside the magazine force more than the maximum
body. number of rounds indicated
for your particular pistol into
1 2 the magazine. An overloaded
magazine may not function
properly.
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LOADING THE PISTOL AND

THE FIRING CHAMBER
WARNING: Beretta as-
sumes no responsibility for
any injury or property dam-
age resulting from improper or
careless handling, intentional
or accidental discharge of the
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firearm.
WARNING: Be sure that Pull back the slide and release

the obstruction check has it. The slide will automatically
been completed prior to load- pick up a cartridge from the top
ing. of the magazine and feed it into
WARNING: Point the fire- the chamber.
arm in a safe direction. Do not
touch the trigger until you are
ready to fire and are sure of
your target and backstop.
The firing chamber of the pis-
tol is the portion of the barrel
into which the cartridge is fed.
The firing chamber may be
loaded in one of two ways: 7
1. LOADING FROM MAGAZINE

WARNING: THE PISTOL IS
Push the loaded magazine into NOW CHAMBER LOADED,
the pistol grip completely to in- COCKED, THUMB SAFETY DIS-
sure catch engagement. ENGAGED AND READY TO FIRE
Release the thumb safety, if en- BY PULLING THE TRIGGER. Im-
gaged. mediately engage the thumb
safety by rotating the safety le-
ver with a fully upward thumb
pressure so as to cover the red
warning dot (the red dot is vis-
ible when the thumb safety is
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disengaged). gaged.
Remove the magazine from the

pistol by depressing the maga-
zine release button.
Insert one more cartridge into
the magazine.
Completely push the loaded

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magazine into the pistol grip to
insure catch engagement.
WARNING: REMEMBER
THAT YOU ARE HANDLING A
LOADED FIREARM, WITH A
LIVE ROUND IN THE CHAM-
BER. Keep your finger away
from the trigger whenever you
do not intend to fire.
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2. A PISTOL WHICH IS LOAD-

ED AND FIRED WILL AUTO-
MATICALLY PICK UP THE
NEXT ROUND AND FEED IT
INTO THE FIRING CHAMBER
AS LONG AS THERE IS AMMU-
NITION IN THE MAGAZINE.
If you want to replace the round

which has been chambered
from the magazine (remember
that you are handling a loaded
firearm with a live round in the
chamber):
Check the thumb safety is en-
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UNLOADING
Notice: It is a good prac-
tice to store the pistol unload-
ed, with empty magazine, with
empty chamber and with de-
cocked hammer.
WARNING: THE HAMMER 10
DE-COCKING OPERATION
MUST ONLY BE PERFORMED Keep the pistol pointed in a safe
WITH THE PISTOL UNLOADED direction and remove the maga-
AND THE BARREL CHAMBER zine from the pistol.
EMPTY. This is due to the fact
that the 92X Performance pis-
tol does not feature mecha-
nisms that permit de-cocking
of the hammer with a round
chambered.
WARNING: The hammer

DOES NOT feature a half-cock
notch that would be caught by 11
the sear if the hammer were
to accidentally slip from the
thumb. The hammer must Release the thumb safety and
therefore never be lowered grasping the slide serrations
with a round in the chamber. with thumb and index finger,
fully retract the slide to remove
WARNING: Always point the chambered cartridge.
the firearm in a safe direc-
tion. Keep your finger away
from the trigger.
Make sure that the safety is en-
gaged.
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12 UNLOADING THE MAGAZINE

To unload the magazine, grasp
it with one hand around the
magazine box, bottom down
and front end forward. With the
tip of the thumb firmly press
down on the cartridge rim
and push towards the front of
magazine box. As the cartridge
moves forward, tip it slightly up-
ward with the index finger.
WARNING: Always visu- Repeat until the magazine is un-

ally inspect the firing chamber loaded.
to ensure that it is empty. The
chamber is empty when no
cartridge is visible when look-
ing into the open chamber.
When sure that the chamber is

empty and the cartridge has
been ejected, release the slide.
WARNING: Releasing the

fully retracted slide when a
loaded magazine is in the pis-
tol will feed a cartridge into the
pistol’s firing chamber. Having
the hammer cocked, the pistol
will be in the condition of being
able to fire immediately.
To increase the service life of
the hammer spring, it is advis-
able to lower the hammer.
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FIRING
WARNING: Beretta as- NOW READY TO FIRE.
sumes no responsibility for
any injury or property dam-
WARNING: Ensure that
fingers or other parts of the
age resulting from improper or
hands and the face are kept
careless handling, intentional
away from the slide. Not re-
or accidental discharge of the
specting this warning can lead
firearm.
to serious injury. During the
WARNING: Be certain the firing cycle, the slide moves
firearm is pointed in a SAFE di- to the rear violently and with
rection. Never put your finger great energy. Ensure that the
on the trigger unless you in- other hand is kept away from
tend to shoot. the muzzle of the barrel.
WARNING: High-quality
eye and ear protection should Fire by squeezing the trigger.
be worn by all present when fir-
ing any firearm. Notice: Since the hammer
is cocked, the pull on the trig-
ger simply releases the hammer
WHEN READY TO FIRE: letting it strike the firing pin.
Aim the pistol by aligning the This firing mode is called single
top of the front sight with the action.
top of the rear sight. Place the
front sight on your target. This Notice: If the hammer is
is your point of aim. un-cocked, the pull of the trig-
ger will cock and then release
Release the thumb safety by the hammer, letting it strike the
simply pushing the thumb safe- firing pin. This firing mode is
ty lever down all the way. called double action.
The discharge will recoil the
The Red Warning Dot, which is slide which, in turn, will eject
exposed when the safety lever the fired cartridge case, cock
is rotated completely down- the hammer and compress the
ward, indicates that the safety recoil spring. Then the slide will
is off. automatically close, feeding the
next cartridge from the maga-
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zine into the chamber.

STILL CHAMBER LOADED,
COCKED AND READY TO FIRE
AGAIN. Keep your finger away
from the trigger whenever you
do not intend to fire.
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When the last round has been
fired the slide remains open.
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CHAMBER LOADED, COCKED
AND READY TO FIRE AGAIN.
Keep your finger away from the
trigger whenever you do not
intend to fire. IMMEDIATELY
ENGAGE THE THUMB SAFETY.
To fire again, remove the empty

magazine and insert a loaded
one.
Press the slide catch to close

the slide and to load the cham-
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ber.
When you have completed

shooting, remove the magazine,
check that the firing chamber is
empty, see “UNLOADING” on
page 17 and close the slide
pushing the slide catch again.
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WARNING: Always unload Following the instructions

“FIELD STRIPPING” on page
the firearm immediately after
31, field strip the pistol and
shooting is completed. Never
look down the barrel to make
store a loaded firearm. To store
sure that no obstruction ex-
the pistol see the paragraph
ists. If a barrel obstruction is
“STORAGE” on page 44.
detected, a qualified gunsmith
must remove the obstruction
WARNING: If while firing and inspect the pistol before it
the trigger is pulled and the can be fired.
firearm does not immediately
fire: CEASE FIRING IMMEDI- WARNING: If another car-
ATELY and do the following: tridge is fired into an obstruct-
ed barrel, catastrophic failure
Keep the firearm pointed in a can result.
SAFE direction in the event a WARNING: If, while firing,
“hang-fire” has occurred. A
you hear a change in the sound
hangfire occurs when there is
of a fired cartridge, or feel a
a delay in a cartridge’s ignition.
change in the amount of recoil,
or detect any other irregularity,
With the pistol pointed in a
CEASE FIRING IMMEDIATELY
SAFE direction, wait one (1) full
and do the following:
minute.
Keep the firearm pointed in a
After one (1) full minute has SAFE direction. A “squib load”
elapsed, completely unload the may have occurred. A “squib”
firearm by following the instruc- occurs when a cartridge fires,
tions in this manual “UNLOAD- but with insufficient force to
ING” on page 17. drive the bullet out of the bar-
rel. This can result in a danger-
Carefully inspect your ammuni- ous bore obstruction.
tion. Immediately refer to a
qualified gunsmith if the striker With the gun pointed in a SAFE
indent on a fired cartridge’s direction, completely un-
primer is light, off-center or load the firearm by following
does not exist. the”UNLOADING” on page
17. Following the instruc-
tions “FIELD STRIPPING” on
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page 31, field strip the pis-

tol and look down the barrel to
DESCRIPTION
make sure that no obstruction The Beretta 92X Perormance is
exists. the synthesis of the longstand-
ing experience of the model 92,
WARNING: Never attempt manufactured in well over two
to reuse or fire ammunition million units and reconfirms Be-
that did not fire the first time. retta’s tradition of steel framed
Dispose of unfired or damaged pistols. Designed with extreme
ammunition properly, per the attention to details the Beretta
ammunition manufacturer’s 92X Performance pistol is cre-
recommendation. ated with the true connoisseurs,
the expert marksmen and col-
lectors in mind. This exclusive
92 model sports numerous spe-
cial features, like its steel frame,
the slim line of its “vertical”
grip, the recoil-reducing slide,
already tested in the Brigadier,
Stock, Combat, Billennium and
Steel I models, the ambidex-
trous, frame-mounted safety
and the skeletonized hammer.
The pistol Beretta 92X Perfor-
mance Production and Produc-
tion Optic are qualified to com-
pete in the IPSC and USPSA
competitions.
The pistol Beretta 92X Perfor-
mance Defensive is qualified to
compete in the IDPA competi-
tions.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Model PRODUCTION / PRODUCTION OPTIC
Caliber 9x19 mm 9x21 mm
Approximate weight unloaded

1350/47.6
with empty magazine (g/oz)
Magazine Capacity (rounds) 15
Rifling pitch (mm/in) 250/10
Barrel rifling 6 right handed grooves
Barrel length (mm/in) 125/4.9
Overall length (mm/in) 222/8.7
Overall width (mm/in) US Market only 41/1.6 - Other Markets 48/1.9
Overall height (mm/in) 148/5.8
Sight radius (mm/in) 170/6.7
Trigger pull (kg/oz) 3,0/105.8 double action; 1,5/52.9 single action
Trigger Reset (mm/in) 2-4 / 0.078-0.157
General Operation Semiautomatic, short recoil
Cam operated, tilting locking block,

Locking System locked breech
Action Double/single
Front sight Blade with fiber-optic, dovetailed to slide
Micro metrical adjustable, notched bar,

Rear sight dovetailed to slide
Frame Alloy steel with NISTAN finishing
Slide Alloy steel with NISTAN finishing
Cold hammered alloy steel black finishing

Barrel with internal chrome plating
Automatic firing pin safety

Safety features Ambidextrous thumb safeties
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Model DEFENSIVE
Caliber 9x19 mm 9x21 mm
Approximate weight unloaded

1210/42,68
with empty magazine (g/oz)
Magazine Capacity (rounds) 15
Rifling pitch (mm/in) 250/10
Barrel rifling 6 right handed grooves
Barrel length (mm/in) 125/4.9
Overall length (mm/in) 222/8.7
Overall width (mm/in) 41/1.6
Overall height (mm/in) 148/5.8
Sight radius (mm/in) 170/6.7
Trigger pull (kg/oz) 3,0/105.8 double action; 1,5/52.9 single action
Trigger Reset (mm/in) 2-4 / 0.078-0.157
General Operation Semiautomatic, short recoil
Cam operated, tilting locking block,

Locking System locked breech
Action Double/single
Front sight Blade with fiber-optic, dovetailed to slide
Micro metrical adjustable, notched bar,

Rear sight dovetailed to slide
Frame Alloy steel with NISTAN finishing
Slide Alloy steel with NISTAN finishing
Cold hammered alloy steel black finishing

Barrel with internal chrome plating
Automatic firing pin safety

Safety features Ambidextrous thumb safeties
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SLIDE CATCH
SAFETY
The slide catch is a lever that
FEATURES holds the slide open and rear-
ward after the last round is fired.
THUMB SAFETY This allows the user to immedi-
92X Performance pistols fea- ately determine that the pistol
ture a thumb safety on the does not have a round in the
frame that locks the sear and chamber or in the magazine.
the slide in the closed position.
The thumb safety can be en- SLIDE OVERTRAVEL STOP
gaged when the hammer is in The left safety lever has been
de-cocked or cocked position. shaped to enter a matching
The thumb safety cannot be en- groove cut into the slide rail to
gaged with the slide in the open stop slide breech recoil over-
position. travel.
EXPOSED HAMMER
The exposed hammer allows
the user to visually and imme-
diately determine that the ham-
mer is cocked or lowered.
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AUTOMATIC FIRING PIN

SAFETY
When the trigger is not pulled
completely back, a blocking
device secures the firing pin
and prevents it from moving
forward, even if the weapon
should fall from a height and
strike the ground muzzle-down.
25
SIMPLE FIELD STRIPPING AND

OPERATIONAL CLEANING
FEATURES The disassembly device is de-
signed to allow an extremely
SEMI-AUTOMATIC FIRING quick and simple field stripping
92X Performance pistols will au- of the pistol and also to avoid
tomatically reload after each casual or involuntary disassem-
round is fired, as long as there bly. A pistol which can be eas-
are cartridges in the pistol. ily field stripped can be more
readily cleaned. Simple clean-
The locked-breech locking sys- ing makes it easier for the user
tem with tilting locking block to properly maintain the pistol,
and the barrel short recoil oper- which helps ensure continued
ation are a warranty of long-life reliability (see “MAINTENANCE”
and shooting accuracy. on page 42).
MICRO METRIC ADJUSTMENT STEEL FRAME

OF THE TRIGGER 92X Performance pistols fea-
92X Performance pistols feature the exclusive frame manu-
ture a competition tuned trig- factured with high resistance
ger with screw to adjust the steel with NISTAN finish (Tin/
reset. nickel alloy plating has excep-
tional corrosion resistance and
REMOVABLE, HIGH CAPACITY a superb finish). The increase of
MAGAZINE the weight gives the pistol bet-
ter stability during firing.
92X Performance pistols have a
quickly removable, high capac-
SLIDE
ity magazine which allows rap-
id reloading and extended use The slide was widened near the
in emergency situations. slide rails. The slight increase
of the weight gives the pistol
The type and capacity of maga- better stability while firing. The
zine for 92X Performance are front profile also allows for a re-
listed in “SPECIFICATIONS” on movable dovetailed front sight.
page 23. Special designed serrations
provides fast, easy racking of
the slide.
26
AMBIDEXTROUS SAFETY LOADED CHAMBER INDICA-

LEVER TOR
Ambidextrous for easier thumb When a cartridge is cham-
access. Extended length and bered, the extractor head pro-
width. trudes outside the slide breech,
exposing a red warning signal.
SIGHTS The protrusion can be felt by
Front sight is blade, removable, touch. This makes it unneces-
dovetailed to the slide, with fi- sary to pull back the slide to
ber optic. Rear sight is notched verify if the chamber is loaded.
bar black serrated, dovetailed
to the slide, micro metrically
adjustable for elevation and
windage.
CHECKERED FRONT AND

BACKSTRAP
The front and back straps are
fully checkered to ensure a firm 17
hold. The top of the back strap
area is precisely curved and re-
lieved for a firmer, more com- The tab is located on the right
fortable grip. side of the pistol’s slide, near
the chamber, and can be both
RUBBER PLASTIC WRAP- seen and felt, allowing the user
AROUND GRIP PANEL to check the chamber at night
92X Performance features also by feel or during the day by
a one-piece construction wrap- checking for the increased pro-
aroun grip panel designed for trusion of the red tab.
a solid, hand-filling grip, which
keeps the grip rock-solid on the
frame, also for shooters with
large hands.
18
27
WARNING: The only cer- GENERAL

tain way to check whether a
pistol is loaded is to pull back OPERATION
the slide and visually inspect
Beretta’s 92X Performance
the chamber for a round.
semi-automatic pistols use a
short recoil locked-breech sys-
WARNING: 92X Perfor- tem with falling block.
mance pistols are NOT pro- When the pistol is fired, the
vided with a magazine safety. pressure developed by com-
They are therefore capable of bustion gas recoils the slide-
firing, if a round is chambered, barrel assembly.
even if the magazine has not After a short run of slide-barrel
been inserted or if it has been assembly, the locking block tilts
removed or if it has been re- down and releases the slide
moved from its seat. letting it recoil while the barrel
stops against frame. The slide,
REVERSIBLE MAGAZINE RE-
during its rearward movement,
LEASE BUTTON
extracts and ejects the fired car-
The magazine release button tridge case, cocks the hammer
protrudes from the pistol side and activates the recoil spring.
to facilitate the operation and Pushed by the recoil spring, the
can easily be assembled on ei- slide then moves forward feed-
ther side of the pistol for right ing the next cartridge from the
and left handed shooters. magazine into the chamber and
causing barrel-slide locking.
SKELETONIZED HAMMER The slide is designed to stay
The skeletonized hammer gives open after the last cartridge has
the pistol a distinctive look. been fired and ejected.
28
LOAD CHECK 20
WARNING: Keep your fin-

ger OFF OF THE TRIGGER and
the barrel pointed in a SAFE
direction when checking to be
certain your 92X Performance
pistol is unloaded.
To visually check that your pis-
tol is unloaded, carefully follow For safety, you should...
the steps below. Always visually check to see
Remove the magazine by de- that the chamber is unloaded.
pressing the magazine release Never assume that a firearm is
button. unloaded (even with a gun that
is new and in its original pack-
aging).
Never point a firearm toward
yourself or another person.
Lock the slide in the open posi-
tion and remove the magazine
before handing the pistol to an-
other person.
Never take any pistol from an-
19 other person unless the slide
has been locked open, the
magazine has been removed
Retract the slide and visually in-
and the chamber has been vi-
spect the cartridge chamber.
sually checked to confirm it is
The pistol is unloaded when no
unloaded.
cartridge is visible when look-
ing into the open chamber.
29
moved.
LOCKING THE
SLIDE TO THE 2) with no magazine in the pis-
tol, retract the slide while press-
REAR ing up on the slide catch to lock
the slide in the open position.
WARNING: Keep your fin-
ger OFF OF THE TRIGGER and
the barrel pointed in a SAFE
direction.
WARNING: Always keep

your finger away from the ejec-
tion port.
Locking the slide in the open

position can be accomplished
in 2 ways.
1) insert an empty magazine

into the pistol. Retract the slide
until the slide locks in the open
position.
Notice: The slide will be re-

leased when pulled to the rear if
a LOADED magazine is inserted.
Notice: The slide will be re-

leased when pulled to the rear if
NO magazine is inserted.
Notice: The slide will re-

main locked in the open posi-
tion when the magazine is re-
30
FIELD STRIPPING
WARNING: Make sure the
pistol is unloaded. If not, un-
load it following the procedure
“UNLOADING” on page 17.
WARNING: Always point

the firearm in a safe direction. 21
Keep your finger away from the
trigger.
CAUTION: It is recom-
mended to wear protective
glasses when performing
maintenance operations.
CAUTION: It is advisable
to carry out the field stripping
and the assembly operations 22
over a table to catch compo-
nents should they drop.
Pull the slide-barrel assembly
Remove the magazine by de- with locking block, recoil spring
pressing the magazine release and spring guide forwards
button.
Hold the pistol in the right hand
and with left forefinger press
the disassembly latch release
button which protrudes from
the right side of the pistol. While
it is held in, rotate the disassem-
bly latch on the left side of the
frame with the thumb clockwise
approx. 90° downward. 23
Slightly press recoil spring and

spring guide.
31
WARNING: Spring and

spring guide are under tension.
Lift spring guide and recoil
spring, letting the latter stretch
slowly.
26
CAUTION: No further dis-

assembly is recommended un-
less done by a competent gun-
smith.
24
27
Depress the locking block
plunger.
Remove the barrel’s locking as-
sembly from the slide
25
32
RE-ASSEMBLY
Assemble the pistol following
the Field Stripping procedure
in reverse order. It is advisable
to pay attention to the following
points:
When the barrel and locking
block assembly are correctly 28
inserted into the slide, they
should rest securely inside the
slide without movement. (The
extractor must lie in its groove
in the barrel).
The locking block lugs should
rest firmly in their seats in the
slide (the locking block plunger
should protrude from the bar-
rel).
The recoil spring guide head
should lodge in the center of its
groove in the locking block.
When the slide and barrel as-
sembly are placed back on the
frame, the slide/barrel assem-
bly should be pushed beyond
the rear of the frame (or aligned
with it) before the disassembly
latch is rotated into its original
position.
33
screw) using the dedicated tool

HOW TO ADJUST provided.
THE REAR SIGHT Turn by increments of one click
until the desired adjustment is
obtained.
To lower the point of impact,
act in the opposite direction
(turn the screw clockwise).
WARNING: Always point - WINDAGE: to move the point

the firearm in a safe direc- of impact to the right, turn the
tion. Keep your finger away side screw clockwise by clicks
from the trigger. until the desired adjustment
is obtained. To move the point
Beretta 92X Performance Pro-
of impact to the left, act in the
duction pistols are equipped
opposite direction (turning the
with rear sight adjustable both
side screw counterclockwise).
in windage and in elevation (mi-
crometric adjustment).
Rear and front sights are dove-

tailed to the slide for replace-
ment.
Both rear and front sight remov-

ing direction is from right to
left.
Beretta 92X Performance pistol

comes with sights zeroed.
If factory settings are not satis-

factory, proceed as follows:
- ELEVATION: to rise the point

of impact (the point you hit on
the target) turn counterclock-
wise the upper screw (elevation
29
34
HOW TO ADJUST
THE TRIGGER
RESET
Disassemble the pistol (see
paragraph “FIELD STRIPPING”
on page 31.
Trigger reset is the return trig-

ger travel that re-connects the
trigger mechanism and allows
to fire a subsequent round.
With the 1.5 mm hexagonal key

supplied unscrew (counter-
clockwise) the lower hexagonal
dowel on the frame to increase
the trigger reset and vice versa.
CAUTION: adjusting
screws from factory are not
glued in position to allow ad-
justment. While adjusting in
the convenient position Beret-
ta recommends to add Loctite®
to prevent unscrewing.
35
HOW TO Holding the button (grooved

REPLACE THE side) of the magazine release
assembly firmly in place, press
MAGAZINE its flat side and push it until it
clicks into place. The opera-
RELEASE tion is done correctly when the
magazine slides easily into its
BUTTON housing.
Replace grip panels with
screws.
CAUTION: Before pro-

ceeding with the disassembly
of the parts, closely observe
and memorize the position of
the components to make as-
sembly easier.
Notice: It is advisable to
perform field stripping and as-
sembly operations over a table
to catch components should
they drop.
With a suitable screwdriver un-
screw and remove the grip pan-
els.
Press the back (flat side) of the

magazine release button down
and away. The magazine release
assembly will then drop out.
Insert the new magazine re-

lease button (grooved side) in
position tilting it slightly.
36
it slightly.
HOW TO
REVERSE THE Holding the button (grooved
side) of the magazine release
MAGAZINE assembly firmly in place, press
its flat side and push it until it
RELEASE clicks into place. The opera-
tion is done correctly when the
BUTTON magazine slides easily into its
housing.
Replace grip panels with
screws.
CAUTION: Before pro-

ceeding with the disassembly
of the parts, closely observe
and memorize the position of
the components to make as-
sembly easier.
Notice: It is advisable to
perform field stripping and as-
sembly operations over a table
to catch components should
they drop.
With a suitable screwdriver un-
screw and remove the grip pan-
els.
Press the back (flat side) of the

magazine release button down
and away. The magazine release
assembly will then drop out.
Reverse the magazine release

assembly and insert the button
(grooved side) in position tilting
37
AIMING DEVICE Notice: Use the chart at

page 40 to select the prop-
INSTALLATION er mounting plate and screws
WARNING: Make sure the for your aiming device.
pistol is unloaded. If not, un- Install the mounting plate on
load it following the procedure top of the slide and fasten it by
“UNLOADING” on page 17. means of the two socket cap
screws M3X6 using a suitable
To install the red dot aiming de- key.
vice, remove the cover plates
from the slide of your 92X Per- WARNING: a sight which
formance Optic Pistol by un- is not mounted securely may
screwing the two screws (sock- become detached upon re-
et countersunk M3X6) using a coil of firearm. If it becomes
suitable key.
COVER PLATE SCREWS

COVER PLATE
COVER PLATE
30
38
detached it may fly back and enough the use of Loctite® is

strike the shooter or bystand- recommended.
er and cause injury. Observe
Install your aiming device on
the condition of the mount-
the
ing screws after firing. If the
mounting plate.
mounting screws show signs of
loosening DO NOT fire the gun
Using the screws, fasten the
again until you have re-tight-
sight onto the slide using an
ened the screws. The original
allen key. Details on different
screws come with a drop of
screws and keys are given in the
glue applied; if it could not be
chart at page 40.
DEVICE SCREWS
RED DOT DEVICE
MOUNTING PLATE SCREWS
MOUNTING PLATE
31
39
40
SOCKET COUNTERSUNK SCREW SOCKET COUNTERSUNK SCREW SOCKET COUNTERSUNK SCREW SOCKET CAP SCREW M3,5X12
32
M3,5X19 M3,5X12 M3,5X10 (SUITABLE KEY)
(SUITABLE KEY) (SUITABLE KEY) (SUITABLE KEY)
MAN0050 000
PLATE "C"
C-MORE STS
PLATE "DB"
BURRIS FAST FIRE III DOCTER
PLATE "T"
TRIJICON RMR
PLATE "L"
LEUPOLD DELTA
POINT
92X PERFORMANCE
REMOVAL
Notice: Beretta also recco-
WARNING: Before install- mends Toni System mounting
ing or removing the aiming plates for 92X Performance
device, unload the pistol in Optic pistols. Please refer to
accordance with the unload- manufacturer’s instructions for
ing procedure of the User correct installation and removal
Manual. Unload the magazine of the plates.
in accordance with the User
Manual.
To remove the red dot aiming
device, unscrew the fastening
screws and remove them and
the device. Details on different
screws and keys are given in the
chart at page 40.
Then remove the mounting

plate by unscrewing the fasten-
ing socket cap screws M3X6 us-
ing a suitable key.
Install the cover plates on the

slide of your 92X Performance
Optic pistol fastening them with
two socket countersunk M3X6
by means of a suitable key.
41
MAINTENANCE
Clean the locking block with a
Every day the pistol is fired or at cotton patch soaked in Beretta
least once a month, cleaning and oil or a good grade gun oil. If
lubricating is recommended. necessary use the supplied
WARNING: Excess oil and brush.
grease obstructing the bore, Lightly oil the inside of the bar-
even partially, is very danger- rel by passing through it a clean
ous when firing and may cause cotton patch soaked in Beretta
barrel rupture and serious inju- oil or a good grade gun oil.
ry to the shooter and bystand- Lightly oil the locking block and
ers. Never spray or apply oil to outside of the barrel.
the cartridges. Use lubricants
properly. You are responsible WARNING: Do not clean
for the proper care and main- the barrel with the pistol as-
tenance of your firearm. sembled.
CAUTION: Always keep
the outside surface of the fire- Notice: Cleaning the barrel
arm slightly lubricated, to al- from the breech (chamber) end
low the surface coating treat- will avoid damaging the muzzle
ment to last. or bore.
BARREL
Spray the supplied brush with SLIDE
Beretta oil or a good grade gun Clean the slide with a patch and
oil. Insert the brush into the bar- Beretta oil or a good grade gun
rel from the chamber and scrub oil, paying special attention to
the chamber and bore thor- the breech face and extractor,
oughly. If necessary, first clean slide rails and underside of the
the bore with a gun solvent. breech. If necessary, use the
Dry the chamber and bore by supplied brush. Wipe slide sur-
pushing a cotton patch through faces with a clean patch.
the chamber and bore with the Lightly oil the slide.
brush. Change the patch until it
emerges clean.
42
RECOIL SPRING AND SPRING zine box.

GUIDE Run a dry patch through the
Lightly oil the recoil spring and box. Do not leave lubricant in-
spring guide with Beretta oil or side the magazine box.
a good grade gun oil. After long
use it could be necessary to CAUTION: Do not apply
first scour these parts using the excess oil. Accumulation of oil
supplied brush. attracts dirt and dust, which
can interfere with the function-
FRAME ing and reliability of the fire-
arm.
CAUTION: Hammer and
sear finishing is DLC (Diamond
Like Carbon). Use of abrasive
paper or polish, not to mention
filing, will remove the coating.
With a cotton patch soaked in
Beretta oil or a good grade gun
oil, clean all areas covered by
gunpowder residue and dirt.
Wipe outer frame surfaces
clean and lightly lubricate the
rails and moving parts. Lightly
oil the disassembly latch, maga-
zine release button, slide stop,
trigger, hammer, safeties and
the trigger mechanism levers.
Lightly oil the frame.
MAGAZINE
Make sure the magazine is thor-
oughly clean and the follow-
er slides easily downward if
pressed.
If necessary, lightly oil with Be-
retta oil or a good grade gun oil
the internal walls of the maga-
43
STORAGE
WARNING: Always store
the pistol UNLOADED, with the
magazine empty.
WARNING: Always store

your firearm so that children
can not gain access to it. To
reduce the risk of accidents
involving children, unload
your firearm, lock it and store
the ammunition in a separate
locked location. (See point 3 of
the BASIC SAFETY RULES).
CAUTION: Before stor-

age, always check the condi-
tions of the pistol and its case.
Make sure the case is dry and
that the firearm is dry and
oiled. Traces of moisture or
drops of water could damage
the pistol.
44
TROUBLE-SHOOTING
WARNING: Do not attempt to make repairs to any firearm
without proper knowledge or training. Do not alter parts or use
substitute parts not made by Beretta. Any alterations or ad-
justments that may be necessary to the operating mechanism
should be performed by the Manufacturer or by its Local Official
Distributor.
WARNING: Do not attempt to alter the internal parts of your

pistol’s firing mechanism. Altering internal parts can cause an
unsafe condition.
WARNING: Altering the internal parts of your pistol’s firing

mechanism voids the manufacturer’s warranty.
MALFUNCTION PROBABLE CAUSE REMEDY

Mis-introduction of a
Inspect and replace
cartridge into the Defective cartridge
cartridge
chamber
See instructions giv-
Mis-fire Defective cartridge en in paragraph “FIR-
ING” on page 19.
Dirty cartridge cham- Clean and lubricate

ber cartridge chamber
Mis-extraction or Defective or dirty Replace or clean car-
defective extraction ammunition tridge
Dirt under the extrac- Clean the extractor
tor seat
45
PARTS LISTING
POS. DESCRIPTION
1 BARREL
2 LOCKING BLOCK
3 LOCKING BLOCK PLUNGER
4 LOCKING BLOCK PLUNGER PIN
5 SLIDE
6 EXTRACTOR
7 EXTRACTOR PIN
8 EXTRACTOR SPRING
9 REAR SIGHT
12 FIRING PIN
13 FIRING PIN SPRING
14 SAFETY LEVER, LEFT
18 RECOIL SPRING
19 RECOIL SPRING GUIDE
20 FRAME
21 DISASSEMBLING LATCH
22 SLIDE CATCH SPRING
23 SLIDE CATCH
24 TRIGGER
25 TRIGGER PIN
26 TRIGGER SPRING
27 TRIGGER BAR
28 TRIGGER BAR SPRING
29 DISASSEMBLING LATCH RELEASE BUTTON
30 DISASSEMBLING LATCH RELEASE BUTTON SPRING
31 SPACER
32 EJECTOR
33 HAMMER RELEASE LEVER PIN
34 EJECTOR SPRING PIN
35 HAMMER
36 HAMMER PIN
37 HAMMER SPRING GUIDE
38 HAMMER SPRING
39 HAMMER SPRING CAP
40 SEAR
41 SEAR SPRING
42 SEAR PIN
43 MAGAZINE RELEASE BUTTON
46 MAGAZINE RELEASE BUTTON SPRING
47 HAMMER SPRING CAP PIN
48 LEFT GRIP PANEL
49 RIGHT GRIP PANEL
50 PANEL SCREW
51 PANEL BUSH
57 FIRING PIN CATCH SPRING
58 FIRING PIN CATCH
59 FIRING PIN CATCH PIN
60 SAFETY LEVER SPRING
61 SAFETY LEVER PLUNGER
62 SAFETY LEVER, RIGHT
63 SAFETY SPRING PIN
64 FIRING PIN CATCH LEVER
65 MAGAZINE RELEASE BUTTON SPRING GUIDE, LEFT
66 MAGAZINE RELEASE BUTTON SPRING GUIDE, RIGHT
69 SPRING WASHER
71 FRONT SIGHT
78 RESET ADJUSTING SCREW
80 PALM SWELL GRIP
83 MAGAZINE
46
47
SERIAL NUMBER:
_____________________________________________________
DATE PURCHASED:
_____________________________________________________
PURCHASE PRICE:
_____________________________________________________
DEALER INFORMATION:
_____________________________________________________
The illustrations and descriptions given in this brochure are in-

tended as a general guide only, and must not be taken as binding.
The Company, therefore, reserves the right to make, at any mo-
ment and without prior notice, any changes it thinks necessary to
improve its models or to meet any requirements of manufacturing
or commercial nature.
LAST ISSUE: JUNE 2023
92X PERFORMANCE
PISTOL
USER MANUAL
FABBRICA D’ARMI P. BERETTA S.P.A.

VIA PIETRO BERETTA, 18
I 25063 GARDONE VAL TROMPIA, BRESCIA, ITALY
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92X PERFORMANCE

WARNING, CAUTION and Notice headings are defined as follows:

Illustrations in the manual refer to 92X Performance Production or

Notice: always keep this manual with your firearm. Include it

Notice: The Manufacturer and/or its Local Official Distributors

WARNING: always ensure safety is engaged – if present un-

WARNING: ALL FIREARMS HAVE LETHAL POTENTIAL.

Notice: In addition to the Basic Safety Rules, there are other

WARNING: READ THE ENTIRE MANUAL CAREFULLY BE-

BASIC SAFETY RULES

WARNING: FIREARMS CAN BE DANGEROUS AND CAN PO-

2. ALWAYS TREAT A FIREARM AS IF IT WERE

guarantee that a firearm is unloaded or cannot fire. Firearms can

3. STORE YOUR FIREARM SO THAT CHILDREN

4. NEVER SHOOT AT WATER OR AT A HARD SURFACE.

5. KNOW THE SAFETY FEATURES OF THE FIREARM YOU ARE US-

these safety rules and elsewhere in the product manual. To further

6. PROPERLY MAINTAIN YOUR FIREARM.

7. USE PROPER AMMUNITION.

8. ALWAYS WEAR PROTECTIVE GLASSES AND EARPLUGS WHEN

10. AVOID ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES OR JUDGMENT/REFLEX IM-

11. NEVER TRANSPORT A LOADED FIREARM.

12. LEAD WARNING.

WARNING: It is YOUR responsibility to know and abide by

WARNING: This firearm has the capability of taking your life

ESPECIALLY FOR U.S. CONSUMERS:

AMMUNITION WARNING: Carefully in-

DRY FIRING & “DUMMY”

WARNING: Load the

HOW TO DE-COCK THE HAM-

Check that the chamber is emp-

Strongly retaining the hammer

LOADING THE MAGAZINE

LOADING THE PISTOL AND

WARNING: Be sure that Pull back the slide and release

1. LOADING FROM MAGAZINE

Remove the magazine from the

Completely push the loaded

2. A PISTOL WHICH IS LOAD-

If you want to replace the round

WARNING: THE HAMMER 10

WARNING: The hammer

12 UNLOADING THE MAGAZINE

WARNING: Always visu- Repeat until the magazine is un-

When sure that the chamber is

WARNING: Releasing the

zine into the chamber.

WARNING: THE PISTOL IS

To fire again, remove the empty

Press the slide catch to close

When you have completed

WARNING: Always unload Following the instructions

page 31, field strip the pis-

Caliber 9x19 mm 9x21 mm

Approximate weight unloaded

Magazine Capacity (rounds) 15

Rifling pitch (mm/in) 250/10

Barrel rifling 6 right handed grooves

Barrel length (mm/in) 125/4.9

Overall length (mm/in) 222/8.7

Overall width (mm/in) US Market only 41/1.6 - Other Markets 48/1.9

Overall height (mm/in) 148/5.8

Sight radius (mm/in) 170/6.7