I have several Berettas and two Girsans. The Girsans have all metal parts (no polymer) and the fit and finish is a big step above the Berettas. The price is lower than the Berettas but the quality is higher.

@andreawhalen4142

Жыл бұрын

Yup just took a hard look at both today and the Girsan is higher quality.

For what it's worth, my Girsan Regard has been extremely solid. I paid $350 for my regard. Unbelievable handgun value

So glad the Girsan is my first gun. Never heard of the brand before and stumbled across it at a gun show.

I am so impressed with GiRSAN. The value is incredible as they’ve actually paid attention to detail and improved the design of the Beretta. There even seems to be more care involved in the actual milling process of the GiRSAN. I like the fact that your only complaint was that it didn’t show wear enough, lol. For you that may be a loss but for the rest of us, a definite win!

I was proud of GIRSAN, the brand of my country, which produces the clone of the world's most well-known weapon brand with finer workmanship than the original. Thanks for your detailed explanation. Dünyanın en çok tanınan silah markasının klonunu orijinalinden daha iyi ince işçilikle üreten ülkemin markası GİRSAN ile gurur duydum. Detaylı anlatımınız için teşekkürler.

@CarlosAguilar-pp9kn

2 жыл бұрын

I bought a MC R9 two weeks ago and take it to the range today, fired 110 rounds, 3 differents types, and the gun works amazing. It´s so accurate, so smooth and looks so well made, I'm really impressed with turkish products, nobody can say, that only italians make things with passion. In my country a beretta 92 cost twice than a Girsan mc r9, very good deal. Next, I'll buy an Akkar or a Hatsan shotgun.

Have had mine just over a year and it’s my absolute favourite pistol. My EDC is just a Taurus G2C, but the GirSAN Regard is my “play” gun. I can spend all day at the range and never get bored of it. I purchased an extra 2 mags and was sent 4, so I have 5 full 18 rd mags 😇

@matt2.052

2 жыл бұрын

Bruh why would you carry a Taurus over this

@artist4life89

2 жыл бұрын

@@matt2.052 I’m really thin and the GirSAN prints like a MF, no matter what holster I use. I don’t really feel like putting together a whole new wardrobe, so Taurus it is! Also, I’m a contractor - which means my EDC gets scratched, dusty, and dirty on the regular. I choose to treat my GirSAN with more respect haha

@matt2.052

2 жыл бұрын

@@artist4life89 it’s a tool, it’s supposed to get scratched it would be wise to use the better firearm when it comes to your life

The frame on the Beretta is anodized aluminum. The slide has a Bruniton finish, the bbl has a phosphate finish. Girsan made over 100K for Turkish cops and military; they have a proven record. It passed mil-spec tests tougher than the M9 and M11 did. The locking block'slide changes improve durability of that part (they are tested to 30K rounds, as opposed to the 5-7K for the Beretta M9/SIG M11). Not often you can get more and pay less.

Beretta 92FS / M9 is my dream pistol!!! I recently acquired the Girsan this year, other than it being a nearly identical copy, the price tag is what got me and I LOVE IT!!!! So far I have changed out a few parts and springs with a Wilson Combat kit I picked up. Needless to say, I'm getting 3 more... one for the wife, one for my off hand, and one disassemble for spare parts.. Great video bro, you got a new sub today!!

Yes I just picked up a Beretta 92fs and I am very disappointed in the quality of the firearm. I am a machinist so I take a very thorough look at all the details and frankly it's machined like crap in my opinion. It works fine and looks good but there are pits in the barrel (imperfections in the steel), there are a ton of casting marks on the slide and overall the machining marks look rushed and lack the quality I was expecting. I'll be picking up a Girsan in the coming weeks. Great video by the way, excellent comparison.

@antoniotula262

Жыл бұрын

Did you pick up a Girsan & if so, what are your impressions?

@alexvargas4668

Жыл бұрын

@@antoniotula262 I do not have a girsan personally, but my father owns the girsan regard. In comparison to the Beretta it has its own pros and cons in my opinion (again from the eyes of a machinist). The machining on the girsan is excellent, on par with the machining of Smith & Wesson (which I have observed to be absolutely outstanding). The locking block design is different (I'm not entirely sure if that's better or worse), The barrel of the girsan doesn't have much of a crown on it, and the nice thing about the girsan is when you reassemble it after Field stripping the takedown lever will automatically flip to the assembled position. In terms of shooting and feel they are nearly identical, both are extremely accurate and extremely reliable (as well as good looking). The girsan has finger grooves while my Beretta doesn't and frankly I have no preference on that. Honestly you couldn't go wrong with either one although I can't speak on the longevity of the girsan but it appears to be made with high quality.

I have this firearm and I really enjoy shooting it. The minute their is aftermarket support improve, in my opinion Beretta has a problem. Great price but very little to no aftermarket support. Improve the aftermarket support and make a little or allot of money.

I saw a EAA 92fs clone at the gun store recently and as a guy who has in a span of 8 years, bought probably 5 different 92fs style guns I was impressed with the feeling of the EAA. The slide moved like glass on glass which is what you get out of the higher end berretta's. The trigger wasn't bad either. It came with a rail for lasers or flashlights. Nd it had a pretty decent price tag on it. I have no experience shooting them and putting actual work on it but my first impressions just from holding it and playing with it a bit was, its a well built m9 clone. I've also been a pretty big advocate on the Taurus PT92. I swear by it. The Taurus 92 is everything the 92FS is just with better minor details like a traditional thumb safety over the slide mounted safety. I fully feel confident in the PT92 with my life carrying EDC. Its a great option. Now I've owned multiple name brand M9's nd the thing with them as far as I'm concerned is, when you buy a berretta, your going to get a great gun, but you'll get a great gun with a Taurus too. It comes down to me like this, do I want the NAME BRAND on my shit or do I even care? Yes berretta has some amazing new handguns in the 92FS style. I would love to go get a new one soon. But that's for my collection! When your talking actual EDC, ill take a Taurus BEFORE I take a berretta, Cause if anything happens to my gun, its not as big of a set back. The Taurus pt92FS is a GREAT option of EDC I would argue BETTER than a berretta because its just as good, has all the features, functions flawlessly, and is half the price. The PT92's are even made in an old berretta factory in brazil that Taurus bought out from berretta. So same tools, same process, same everything, berretta uses to build its M9's. But Taurus is charging like 450 for it because they don't have that name brand boosting their cost. Those Beretta cost more than they should simply because its Berretta, and Italian shit always has to be expensive.

Took mine to the range for the first time tonight and damn, very happy. Well made, fit and finish very nice (I have the 2 tone version and it's a handsome gun), action smooth and precise, a smooth and soft shooter with very friendly recoil. Feels good in a slightly large way (as compared to my CZs and PPQs) to my medium sized hands. Shoots well - slightly low at 15ft, slightly less low at 21ft, right in at 30ft for me with Winchester 115gr FMJs. Shot 100 rounds with no issues. I'm impressed. The DA is heavy and I'll likely change to a lighter main spring but the SA is pretty nice. The trigger pull is softer/less crisp than my CZs but still pretty nice. I shot it almost as well as I shoot my stock CZ SP-01 tactical. And most importantly, I really, really enjoyed shooting it. A definite winner and huge bargain. And a great, affordable intro to the Beretta 92 series of guns. I'm headed to the range again tomorrow and I'm looking forward to shooting it some more. Oh and one negative: the front sight is fixed. Wish I could change it to a fiber optic or night sight of my choice but not a deal breaker - I'll just paint the dot day glow orange or green.

@edcain3676

4 жыл бұрын

Understand. The 2 Tone Version is Only $35-40 More.Except for the 12-13 lb.Trigger on Double Action & Few Complaints On Using Alum.Casing Rounds on Single Action Fast Fires Causing Last Round Not Ejecting Properly From the Heat,Very Good ,Accrd.to All Reviews I've Seen

I was looking at a Girsan just yesterday. I do believe this video just solidified my next purchase. Thank you for this presentation and comparison.

I’ve had a Girsan in Flat Dark Earth that was a nail driver, and I stupidly got rid of it. I noticed a friend of mine had a brand new Black Girsan in the box never been fired, and too my luck he said he’d sell it too me so I jumped on it, this past weekend. I’ve not shot it yet due too the stinking ammo shortage, but I’ve got that bad boy in my safe and I’m not letting it go like I stupidly did my last one. These are an extremely nice smooth shooting pistols for bout half the price of a Beretta.

Great comparison. I only have the Girsan and was curious as to how it compared to the original.

I bought one just to have it engraved Girls A Retard on barrel instead of girsan regard. Now it's the ultimate gun. 👌

I'm a fan of both. I have a Girsan MC28 9mm (old model) and I have to say, it would be hard to find a better gun at an under $250 price point.

Good stuff thanks,I had both of them in my hands the other day at a shop both very nice girsan did a good job!

Thanks for video.STOEGER STR 9 and STOEGER 8000F is my favorite.

I have the regard MC. I love it

The m9/92fs is my favorite pistol. I've had 2 FSs and a G model and I miss them I'm selling my m&p to get a new girsan with a threaded barrel

The rail matches the 92A1 Beretta or Taurus more than an M9A1. Taurus did a PT92, called the 917C, that had finger grooves in the grip frame front. This Girsan looks to be a mix of Beretta and Taurus features.

Some of the parts incompatibility is probably due to the Girsan being a 92F clone, rather than a 92FS clone. Since the FS was entirely frame modifications, there is going to be a level of incompatibility.

@SuperCyril2

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same. FS or F.

@shawnwells5719

Жыл бұрын

It's not a clone, it's a Turkish produced licensed version of the Beretta, with variations for the commercial market. Same gun, lower price.

@InvidiousIgnoramus

Жыл бұрын

@@shawnwells5719 where the hell did you hear it's a licensed Beretta?

I own both and love both guns.

Did you ever try swapping the locking block to see if the barrels are interchangeable?

Nice comparison. Thank you!

Great video man!!!

Is the rear sight on the Beretta fixed? Is it on the Regard? On my regard, it looks like it could be removed, though I've never tried or looked it up.

Does anyone know if the regard uses beretta sights or is there aftermarket sights?

Out of all the reviews I read, only one was overtly negative, the rest overwhelmingly positive. GIRSAN IS A WINNER

I've owned a Beretta, and have a girsan six. The girsan has a much higher quality feel, and the smoothest action I've ever felt. Great shooting pistol, very easy to aim as well.

Can anyone recommend after market grips? I understand the 92 grips screw holes are a little off on the Girsan frame.

great video , excellent and detailed

Does anyone have any experience with putting a threaded Beretta barrel and locking block? (I've read the Girson will run with this combination...) I just received two Regard Gen 3 Sport models. I was sad it doesn't have the finger groves on the frames. But, the safety is on the frame like the Taurus PT-99 and it has extended safety, slide and takedown levers, which I absolutely love. The crown on these pistols seem to have been improved. I'll be taking them down to MCarbo in Cearwater to get the triggers improved. After that, I'm adding Crimson Trace grips, adjustable fiber optic sights and a good supply of 20 round magazines. I also love that there is no decocker because I'm trained to carry in Condition One.

I used a 92 mag in my Regard and have had a few feeding issues

Can you put the beretta slide on the Girsan? And is that safe to shoot?

Would this be a good conceal carry?

It's not imported by zenith anymore EAA

With these Girsan's coming in at $325 shipped now (sadly with one 18rd mag) they are almost a MUST BUY situation. I think I will.

@nickwilson8429

4 жыл бұрын

I bought a couple when zenith was importing them a few years ago, and they came with 3 mags... All 15rd though. Either way I've been pleased with the purchase.

@denniswolff7300

4 жыл бұрын

Snake Doc Got The Regard FDE ... I Use It In Place of My M3A9 F.D.E....I Could Buy Three For One Beretta .. The Gun Range Guys were Impressed At M6 Local Indoor Range

@Mary-xd6sb

4 жыл бұрын

@@nickwilson8429 about how many rounds have you put through it? I just now learned about the the gun the other day. Was just wondering how reliable it is I've read many reviews and all of them are pretty much saying that is a reliable gun. For the price you just can't beat it also it has the rail and finger grooves with no Beretta comes with that combination that I know of. Would love a reply. Cheers

@nickwilson8429

4 жыл бұрын

@@Mary-xd6sb I've put a few hundred rounds through it... No issues, no compaints. It's a well made clone. The fit and finish is a lot better than some of the other beretta clones out there. Check out the review scootch00 just put up on them.

@nathanstricklin4845

4 жыл бұрын

@@Mary-xd6sb I stumbled across one of the newer EAA imported ones used a few months ago for the first time and bought it on site. I spent three years handling various 92 variations in civilian firearm sales as well as the M9 being my issued sidearm for a brief period. The Girsan is every bit on par with a Beretta and accepts all the same aftermarket parts that I've added (g conversion, threaded barrel, wilson springs, and grips (with minor fitting)) as well as using the same mags and holsters. The gun also has the advantage of not using any polymer parts like the newer model 92's. The biggest downside is that it's a fixed front sight the same as the M9A1. At the price point the gun is phenomenal and I can't recommend it enough. It needs to be noted that the newer ones imported by EAA seem to be nicer and have better parts compatibility than the ones imported by Zenith in the past.

Great review Thanks!

I have run more than 500 rounds through my Girsan. It still looks like new after I clean it, next time out I'm looking to use lighter grain supersonic rounds.

La pistola Girsan-Yavuz tiene el mismo diseño y rendimiento de la Beretta 92. La versión MC Regard del calibre 9 mm parabellum es una auténtica arma de guerra. Supera a las pistolas Glock en velocidad (390 m/s contra 350 m/s de Glock) y en rango efectivo de distancia (90 m de Girsan-Yavuz contra 50 m de Glock). 👥⚕️👥

Neat. Got a question, can you drop the Beretta top end/slide and barrel onto the Regard's frame?

@doitriteak

5 жыл бұрын

It wont fit well at all. It will lock up

@Rb889

5 жыл бұрын

@@doitriteak Gotcha, thanks for the info.

beretta barrels are ok you have to use the girsan locking block with the barrel it works at an angle everything you can down load into a beretta will fit the girsan did the langdon kit on mine its now my carry

Excellent video. I have the beretta but I might pick up that Girsan as a cheap beater gun

@jeremydarkcountrysteckman9496

3 жыл бұрын

Your gonna like it more

@jeremydarkcountrysteckman9496

3 жыл бұрын

I put duty kit in it and stopped carrying my 96

I love The Girsan Regard its my range guns.

I have had both, I kept the Girsan…...then added another Girsan Compact to the herd. Great pistols

@jimhovater8755

4 жыл бұрын

Compact? Do tell!

@settleschris1965

3 жыл бұрын

Where did you find the compact?

@357Franknitty

3 жыл бұрын

@@jimhovater8755 There's a couple on Gunbroker.

@357Franknitty

3 жыл бұрын

@@settleschris1965 There's a couple on Gunbroker.

I have both but the regard had a much better trigger right out of the box

eaa is now bringing these in as well as mc28 that is a copy of s/w 9 mm 2.0 with limited life time warr.

Just picked up my regard yesterday for $329.

I didn't see an update video, so were you able to install the G type conversion on the Girsan

@doitriteak

3 жыл бұрын

You can indeed

I think crown overblown importants for pistol accuracy. It is nice its resesed.

If I may ask. The 18 rounds magazine for Girsan has a chance of getting stuck?

@doitriteak

4 жыл бұрын

Not really

Have you tried to put the Beretta slide on the girsan frame ?

@doitriteak

4 жыл бұрын

Yes but the fitting was so tight that I wasnt able to

I have a regard and a witness both imported by EAA and I have to say both so far out preform their name brand competition as I own a CZ75 and a 92 as well all chambered in 9mm so not sure about other calibers

I see Gerson's stamp mark of one assembler for quality control responsibility.

Will Wilson Combat parts work on this?

@doitriteak

5 жыл бұрын

Should

Is Girsan anything to do with EAA? I’ve seen M9 clones that look exactly the same as each other but with EAA markings and Girsan markings??looks like EAA is the parent company guess I can google it A?

@seanmartin6349

2 жыл бұрын

Girsan is the Turkish manufacturer, Zenith WAS the American Importer, now they are being imported by EAA. The gun hasn't changed, still awesome.

Is there any disadvantage of 18 magazine capacity? Any chances of stuck?

@doitriteak

4 жыл бұрын

If you fully load the magazine it may be tight but I doubt it will be stuck. Best way to prevent it ever being stuck is to wear the mags and Magwell in order to prevent finishes holding and fusing from friction

I have a Super dilema.. I can get either of these for basically the same price, the regard plus a box of 9mm or for $50 more for the beretta.. Which One would you choose? if they were the exact same price roughly thanks

@docmurray2066

3 жыл бұрын

I got the Regard because it cost less but still had the same quality (or better) that the Beretta 92. Is the Beretta used? Is in an "A1" variant with a rail? I'm surprised they would be the same price

Better than original thats unusual.

Do you know if magazines are interchangeable?

@doitriteak

Жыл бұрын

Yes they are

amazing review

Gee...what a professional review

The decocker conversion from Beretta won't work on the Girsan?

@SamSung-jn5fi

4 жыл бұрын

The important questions 🤔🤔

@michaelkaiser1864

3 жыл бұрын

I've read that reviews where folks have converted these to D springs as well as G decocker.

@Patriotusa44

2 жыл бұрын

Same. I have read that most parts will fit from the Beretta 92 than not. Really it's the barrel and locking block that are not going to work. Don't know still about the grips. Going to buy the components for a better trigger pull including the Wilson Combat short trigger and trigger bar kit. First thing though is a G conversion kit that I'm just waiting on in the mail. I'll report the results soon. So far love the Girsan.

I would want to update the Girsan with night sights, would the sights for the fs fit the regard?

@chimichanga-wanga

2 жыл бұрын

No because the front sight is milled as part of the slide, the back sight you could replace, but the front sight youd have to get milled out to be able to replace it with s aftermarket

@doitriteak

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Also remember that the idea of sights is to aim at targets that you've positively Identified. If you wish, blackout the rears with a sharpie and get pinkie fingernail polish for the entire front sight. It will behave much like a "cave man" red dot. Use a light and identify your targets

Cool intro graphic.

I asked an FLA/Gunsmith/Shop Owner about the GIRSAN.... He said "I don't FUG with Turkey" .... I don't LIKE CHINA either but I LOVE NORINCO!!!! Beretta from ITALY owes EVERY AMERICAN one IMO!!!! If TURKEY can do it Better and Cheaper.... I'm OK with dat.... Only 2 of MY GUNS are not %100 USA!!!! No AUSTRIAN, CROATIAN, Czech or other PARTNERS....

Interesting pistol. Great machine work quality and value priced. Reminds me of my Caniks. Turks are making some excellent firearms and they're affordable.

you make a lot of suppositions about quality and differences between the two but have not tested those differences. Beretta has been in business over 500 years and quality is unsurpassed. The lesser expensive Girsan is, in my opinion not worth the difference. As well, the political stance of Turkey is suspect and I won't give them my money. I paid $479 for my Italian made 92FS and it is a fine gun. It is very accurate and was our military side arm. Girsan has its place if you don't have the extra cash, but it will not out last the Beretta. As others have stated, warranty work will NOT be free with Girsan. The few plastic parts on Beretta are in NON-essential areas. If they were metal the cost would be more. The army marksman unit still uses Beretta, not Girsan.

I have a 92x centurion (size) and I love it. Made in america not Italy. I have it in my nightstand. I can't rack it cause I'm handicapped.

Are the grips interchangeable?

@doitriteak

5 жыл бұрын

Yes. From what I know

@mstanford627

5 жыл бұрын

Thanx

Can you tell me if the guide rods are the same in both pistols ?I have a Girsan Regard and want to install a Lasermax guide rod laser for a Beretta, just want to make sure it's compatible. Thanks Great video !

@doitriteak

5 жыл бұрын

Same as the Beretta 92FS as far as I can tell

@pistooli1

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks !

found something to compare, Beretta will always be out of competition

Same batter vs girsan 16

I have this girson❤️

Nice video but missed one important difference- groove inside the rail of 92fs near the hammer area. Yavuz is missing those. Basically Yavuz is copying 92 F slide; which I believe was a problematic slide. On the whole an excellent review. Keep emailing coming.

@BamaPewPew

5 жыл бұрын

AK it wasn’t nearly as problematic as people make it out to be. That was added after the Army had unexpected failures with slides breaking off and hitting shooters in the face when they were using hotter than nato spec from submachine guns

@doitriteak

5 жыл бұрын

That part about the slides is not true. The information is so clearly available that there is no reason to spread misinformation about it being a common occurrence and being sub gun ammo.

@BamaPewPew

5 жыл бұрын

doitriteak so the government accountability office lied? GAO also found that: (1) M9 had 14 slide failures, causing injuries to four shooters; (2) the contractor believes that the failures resulted from firing incorrect ammunition www.gao.gov/mobile/products/T-NSIAD-88-46

@denniswolff7300

4 жыл бұрын

wht02lightning IT WAS THE AMMO NOT THE GUN ... JUST LIKE GUN SNOBS ARE ASSHOLES

@dalephillips8250

4 жыл бұрын

@@BamaPewPew The ammo was the problem but Beretta even corrected so that it would handle high pressure machine gun 9mm. When this was going on I only remember 3 slide failures....it seems the folklore has grown on this subject since then.

How does it shoot? I know. Load it and pull the trigger. Seriously. That is the most important thing. It could be built like a Hi-Point but if the only way to hit anything is to throw it at somebody I'm out.

@chimichanga-wanga

2 жыл бұрын

It shoots pretty accurate, ive shot mine one handed from 50yrds and hit the 18" gong pretty much everytime

They aren't CLOSE in design, they are the SAME design. The Regard is the commercial version of the M9 that Girsan made under Beretta license, to Beretta specs on Beretta tooling.

My m9a1 is way better than both, the only thing I wish it had was a nitride finish. Of course the lower is anodized aluminum on both. Put in a 10 dollar lighter mainspring on the Beretta and the da/sa trigger pull drops down to 8 lbs for the da and 3 lbs for the sa. The m9a1 was made for the marines in the mid 2000s, I think like 2010 or so. Plus those finger groves are horrible.

@shawnwells5719

Жыл бұрын

Better how? The A1 polymer guide rod instead of a steel one? A Beretta 'D' hammer spring retails for about $4, so somebody ripped you off. The Girsan has a more rugged barrel lock block, so it'll probably outlast your 'better' gun. The Regard uses 18 round magazines - isn't the M9A1 a 15 shot? Yeah, better....

👍

Tuve las dos y la girsan fue mas precisa que la beretta y no se me encasquillo jamas, la beretta 93r se me encasquillo en la rafaga 500

The locking block plunger is held in with a tiny roll pin. The Turks USED to import dead nuts copies of 92s and 92 compacts. With weird 18 digit serial numbers. For some reason they stopped import and now these reguard things are out there.

@shawnwells5719

Жыл бұрын

WTF are you babbling about? The Regard is a new manufactured Turkish gun, nothing to do with Italian imports.

Can I take beretta magazine in girsan

@doitriteak

5 жыл бұрын

Yes

@mywifehatesguns

5 жыл бұрын

Factory Beretta magazines will work, the military contract mags will not

@nattiwutchawsaun8337

5 жыл бұрын

Thank.

good

And.....yeah.

I just dont like the finger grooves

The problem with the Girsan is finding extra mags.

@chimichanga-wanga

2 жыл бұрын

Not really, you can buy them from Girsan online.

I put rosewood grips on my Girsan

@tomsimmo5789

5 жыл бұрын

@Goldminer63 yes and on eBay.

@mstanford627

5 жыл бұрын

Did you have to do any modifications?

@doitriteak

5 жыл бұрын

Not at all

@mstanford627

5 жыл бұрын

Thanx

I got one magazine

How much is the regard

@mywifehatesguns

5 жыл бұрын

EAA is importing the Girsan line now, should be around $400.00

@g1122123

5 жыл бұрын

@@mywifehatesguns usd?

@mywifehatesguns

5 жыл бұрын

@@g1122123 new

@g1122123

5 жыл бұрын

Haha sorry my bad, i didnt know if it was in US dollars or canadian, as iknow thesr are more prevalent in CAnada

@doitriteak

5 жыл бұрын

Us dollars.

Carry them in a leather holster every day. You'll see the wear .

@doitriteak

4 жыл бұрын

The only leather holster I have is for my SCCY

Do not buy a Girsan. Their warranty makes you ship the gun to them at your cost and they charge $60 to send it back to you. My extractor was bad on my new Regard and it would cost me about $100 to get it fixed thru their "warranty". Buyer beware.

@mikegenerallo2396

Жыл бұрын

Warranty is something buyers forget about...Beretta warranty is better, you pay for it, but if you have to ship back to Girsan on your $, where is the savings? I have the 92FS and don't care about the "copy".

You keep saying zenith zenith zenith, the girsan is imported by eaa.

@doitriteak

3 жыл бұрын

Not when I got this pistol

@Bobdixon_Moonvarga_Dancer_III

3 жыл бұрын

@@doitriteak i was just being an ass and giving you a hard time.

Beretta is the winner

@357Franknitty

3 жыл бұрын

Ehhhh. The Girsan is made from the Beretta machines. Coming with a 9mm nato approved barrel and a rail. Also seems to be a smoother trigger as well. Gotta have to say, Girsan basically improved on the Beretta.

@steel2234

3 жыл бұрын

Grisan is mil spec the beretta is a civilian version

You sound a bit bias for the Grisan. Ill pay you 325.00 for the 92fs and you can buy another Grisan. Had a 92fs for yrs. Love it. So we can make a deal.

Regard seems like a patent infringement

@doitriteak

5 жыл бұрын

It isn't. There are plenty of nuances and differences. Plus, the production license was bought by Turkey and they did subtle changes. I think it's a bit of an improvement over the 92F that it is based off of.

@macu_9057

4 жыл бұрын

It is liscensed by Beretta.

@357Franknitty

3 жыл бұрын

Licensed by Beretta and even use Beretta machines to make the pistol. Besides the improvements...... Same gun, different name.

you need more education on this kid

The Turkish clones are not even close to the quality of Beretta.

@DCopp

5 жыл бұрын

odd, this one is clearly better than his Beretta example, finish wise and machining wise.

@mywifehatesguns

5 жыл бұрын

The only thing Beretta has over the Regard is the finish and a crowned Barrel,The Regard has steel sights,steel guide rod, steel trigger,Beretta is plastic

@DCopp

5 жыл бұрын

@@mywifehatesguns plastic coated steel to be fair

@mywifehatesguns

5 жыл бұрын

@@DCopp For $200 to $300 less I guess I will take the plastic coat

@DCopp

5 жыл бұрын

@@mywifehatesguns beretta has the plastic AND is more expensive

I'd take the taurus over either one.

@freeagent4lyfe

4 жыл бұрын

Lmao

@357Franknitty

3 жыл бұрын

Pretty much the only difference is the decocker placement.

@SuperCyril2

3 жыл бұрын

I am happy for you..😊