I recently purchased a 92C after doing some research. I found the pistol to be of a very high quality and with great fit and finish for a military style weapon. Shot 250 rounds, 200 hardball, 50 rounds 115 grain +p+ without a hitch. Used the magazine that comes with the weapon and three brand new Beretta 92 mags I purchased to keep with this pistol. Take down for cleaning was simple and the weapon seemed to be quality throughout. I cannot verify this, but everything I read said this weapons parts and Berettas are interchangable. The only differences being that this weapon does not have a chrome lined bore and chamberm and this one comes with a steel guide rod and trigger, whereas the Berettas are plastic. So if you are going to leave your gun in the jungle for days without cleaning it buy the Beretta. Otherwise this is a great gun for a fair price.

I saw this American Tactical C92 at a local gun show. Likewise, there was a Beretta 92F right next to it. As well, there was a Taurus nearby. Of the two clones of the Beretta 92F or the military M9, the American tactical looked the best. The finish was very evenly done in matte black. The fitment of all of the parts is very good, no clattering or jiggling. Virtually no looseness. The size and shape of all of the parts was exactly the same as the Beretta. I disassembled both, as they were right there together and swapped out each piece and performed a function check as I went. All parts worked together just fine. I have fired a couple hundred rounds through the weapon and found that it will achieve a very respectable shot group with Remington ammunition, 119Grain. I fired a 3.25 group at 25 meters. 25 meters is further than you''d ever really want to put a pistol into play. Typically law enforcement and military both train at coser proximity to their targets for pistols. At closer ranges I was able to tighten my groups up accordingly. Reflex shooting was easily accomplished with this pistol. The sights are fixed, but clearly visable with 3 white dots in the day light...night time, you can''t see the dots at all. The AT C92 uses a steel barrel guide rod which is plastic on new Berettas, but they too, used to be metal. Most shooters prefer the metal rods. Thes rods can also be swapped out with a LaserMax guide rod. That rod is an internal laser sight that will install flawlessly into the weapon and look completely unmodified at first glance. A switch that fits into the takedown cam actually turns the laser sight on. Very slick set up. I''ve been around Berettas in the Army for quite a while and when I saw this particular pistol, I had to try it out! Out the door, including taxes and bacground check was right at $351.00 US. It looks as close to a Beretta as any clone will ever get. The dimensions are the same, except the barrel length. The pipe on the AT C92 is 4.25, not a big deal or loss for that matter. I am thoroughly impressed with this pistol and plan to keep it for years to come. I was skeptical as much as the next guy about this pistol when I first saw it, but after using it and having used and been around the real Beretta that this one is a clone of, I am very pleased with its performance, looks, and feel. I''d recommend it to anyone who wants a Beretta style pistol at a fraction of the price. It seems well made and the materials seem durable. I really suspect this pistol will last through a great amount of use. Incredible Clone! The Taurus is nice too, but this puts the Taurus to shame.

I bought one of these around Xmas 2010 through CDNN for $299.00 + $7.00 shipping. The parts swapped with my FFL guys Beretta as far as the barrel and slide anyways. Fit and finish is spot on, very tight and smooth, much nicer than you would expect for the price, but as you would expect for a blueprint copy of the original. With around 1,000 rounds through it with no malfunctions I can without reservation recommend this turkish made pistol to anyone looking to get a fullsized 9mm pistol. Accuracy is also good with most all ammo I''ve shot as well, as to be expected for the platform it''s copied. The only difference than the original is the barrel is not chrome lined, not an issue as I clean my firearms immediately after use and don''t fire dirty ammo anyways.