Beretta LE 92 M9A3 9mm F Type Threaded Barrel Night Sights - FDE/Tan, 4.9" Barrel, 17+1 Rounds, Polymer Grips, Night Sights

Being a long time fan of the 92fs and the Vertec this one is great. Shoots amazing, cycles smooth, and functions well suppressed. Perfect.

Accurate, fun to shoot high quality pistol.

Bud's had a great price for military personnel on a Baretta M9A3. They shipped quickly and the firearm was in pristine condition on arrival. I will likely be doing business with Bud's again.

I received a made in Tennessee M9A3. The fit and finish look every bit as good as any Italian Beretta I own. No problems whatsoever with this transaction or the firearm.

I received a TN made M9A3, fit and finish were absolutely great, shoots great, couldn’t ask for anything else.

Beautiful firearm. Great improvement to the standard Beretta m9's.

This is one of top pistols I wanted for a while. It was definitely worth getting! It's smooth as butter and accurate as can be. I wish I would of gotten the G configuration instead though.

Amazing gun right out of the box. Presentation phenomenal, handles like fine Italian leather, and shoots like a dream. Flat Dark Earth is now my new favorite color. Sights are spot on, shooting groups better than I should. The trigger is smooth, crisp and responsive. The weight feels great, feels like no recoil. Went through a couple hundred rounds in the last couple weeks no failures. Eats up Tulammo, if I had something cheaper on hand I'm sure it would eat that up too. The only problem with it, and this is big, it is too damn smooth, I wish I could holster it everywhere I go so I can feel the grip on my palm.

This particular Beretta leaves me in between a 4 and a 5 review. It has run flawless and is very accurate and has a very nice crisp trigger break. However, this pistol was built in the new Gallatin, TN factory... and it shows (based off the JS part number, I was expecting an Italian made one). Quality control is lacking. The front sight was off to the left in the dovetail, and so was the rear sight. I centered them myself and fine-tuned it slightly at the range. It now shoots perfectly and chews out the center of the target. As for the finishing, it appears that they left it rough hoping the Cerakote would cover the flaws. Machining marks are abundant, and the interior of the slide has tool marks galore. A huge difference between this one and my Italian made 92fs. But, it has proven 100% reliable and shoots tiny groups... so I am not that concerned about the internal tool marks. I do love the new Vertec grip and up-angled safety levers!