Page 6 - Beretta PX4 Reviews

I like the look and feel of this gun. I also, like blowback for more realistic shooting and when i shoot good groups makes me that much happier. The gun scares my gf when she shoots from the blowback makes me :)

I would change how you can not load pointed pellets. I would also make the block back have a lock back when ammo is out. Adds to realness.

It shoots all of bb's and pellets very very rarly miss fires.

Feels very real in the hand. It's got a nice balance and heft to it as well. A excellant replica air pistol.

Adjustable rear sight would be nice at this price.

Buy an extra clip or 2, you'll go through them pretty quick. The blow-back action adds more realism and a bit of a recoil. It also uses up some of the energy of the CO2 power to operate.

Gun is shooting pretty well so far. Do not use pointed pellets with longer skirts as they will jam the magazine before you even load it into the pistol.

Blowback takes power away from the gun and C02 starts to fade out after about 2-1/2 clips.

Great value. Gun is well worth the money. Get it and you wont be disappointed.

Out of the package it is a well performing gun with good accuracy.

Price and co2 consumption. I can only shoot 32 rounds before the co2 carterage runs out. Also pellets have a habit of falling out the clip.

Blow back feature is nice but not worth the waste in co2

similar to a real PX4 in weight(unloaded)and feel

accuracy,the way co2 cartridge is pierced,be able to turn off blow-back.

poor accuracy,not consistent because of blow-back.hard to pierce co2 cartridge,I have to tighten screw then turn power lever 1/4 turn,tighten again ect.I do this 3x than turn power knob all the way.rapid fireing cools co2 ware power is gone after 5 shots.you really have to take your time between shots.Its a fun gun if you don't mind 6 in. groups

just like my 9mm - great for practice in the garage

blow back slide is nice effect but i don't know if its worth the extra CO2

The blow back action it realy makes the gun feel real.

not a thing. Mine shoots right on the money.I can set up 8 cans and as fast as I can move the gun I hit all 8 off the stand.

You might want to buy a couple of extra mags because you can sure go through them fast.

I brought this gun because of all the good reviews. . I like the gun and it is well made and a good replica of the real storm. If this will be your first blowback you will love it but if you have a few already then this will not excite you. I give it a good rating because it is a good gun. I think I expected this to be better than the rest based on the reviews of the great accuracy that this gun is supposed to have but I shot mine from a rest to eliminate my bad shooting and it's average at best. The witness1911 is buy far the best blow back but it's a bb gun so that's apples and oranges

For the price nothing

The ergonomics are awesome and the full size frame real feels good in your hand

Blowback action and kick Just plain fun to shoot

Accuracy

The blowback is great for teaching someone a bit timid around handguns about how pistols recoil. Being as this thing kicks much like a .22 pistol, the pellet is still in the barrel when the slide moves back, which naturally affects accuracy. It is consistently right for a right hander like me, and it starts out high and moves down as the CO2 is depleted due to the blowback recoil. My pistol is WAY high (again, due to the recoil), so much so that I drilled a hole in the front sight to add a finishing nail to compensate, being as the sights are not adjustable. Contrary to other reviews, I get 64-80 shots before power drops off so much that the blowback doesn't work anymore, provided that you let the pistol rest between clips. Buying a couple of extra clips is definitely worth it. The pistol is really a revolver in disguise, as the rotary part of the clip advances halfway through a trigger pull, which can be a bit confusing because the real thing doesn't do that. Bottom line - this pistol isn't very accurate but that's not the attraction. It is simply a really fun pistol to shoot and a good teaching tool.

This is a very realistic gun....Awesome weight...Powerful Blow back and fun to shoot

To load the bb's is a little time consuming the way it is set up...The accuracy is horrible!!! The fire safety is very tight a little hard to move but other then that nothing much to change

The magazine should shoot out and if it doesn't then you should have it sent out...our was getting stuck but Pyramid Air Cheerfully requested we return it...at their expense Fed Ex and that is what we are doing. They are going to replace the whole gun!

Most every thing. I hit a bullseye, dead center on my first shot! Groupings were tight and on aim when I kept the correct aiming stance and alignment. Nine shots go far too quickly. But changing magazines (sticks, sorry) is a breeze. I like how you really can't screw up tightening the CO2 cartridge. Sweet. You won't be sorry for buying this gun. I see why it is rated #1.

Nothing so far. This was my first time to shoot it and I was ecstatic! Maybe an extra stick, or a longer one?

Buy lots of pellets and bbs, you'll be using them and smiling.

This is a great gun! Looks and feels just like a real Beretta Handgun. I paired it with the Walther Laser/Flashlight which is a great looking add on! Very Impressed with the overall quality of this gun!

This is a fun pistol to shoot. It feels very comfortable in my hand, has realistic blowback action and the magazine ejects and loads very well. Shot count per powerlet is quite good, too.

Accuracy is pretty poor. A rear adjustable sight would have helped tremendously. A laser sight is helpful to improving the accuracy.

Buy lots of ammo because you will go through pellets and BBs quickly. You would be suprosed how fast you can fire off 16 shots.Remember that velocity will fall off quickly in rapid fire. That is just the nature of the physics of CO2. Buy a laser to mount under the front of the pistol to help improve accuracy. Buy at least one more magazine so you can shoot more with fewer reloads. Based on the competition, this pistol is overpriced by $30-$40.

Pistol looks terrific, is nicely balanced and is a comfortable weight. Repeater clip inserts and ejects easily. This pistol is fun to shoot, but will lose lots of velocity and accuracy when shot rapid fire. Great for general plinking or to teach young folks proper handgun safety.

This pistol needs an adjustable rear sight. At minimum, an adjustment for windage. The PA-recommended Walther flashlight/laser combo sound nice, but is a bit pricey. Because of the sliding bolt, I cannot see a way to install an alternative sighting device.

Lots of fun to shoot; horribly inaccurate. Forget grouping size with this pistol. My PX4 Storm shoots high and to the right at 5M. Just load it up and fire it off. I feel this pistol is over priced by $30-$40.

The gun feels nice in your hand, pretty realistic. If you make movies or videos and need a realistic blowback pistol, this makes a fantastic prop. I hope that I am one of the only people who had bad luck with this gun, because it seems so nice, it's kind of sad.

I dont know, they need to fix their *stuff*. Accuracy is beyond horrendous. The accuracy is like that of throwing a rock. You're better off doing that than wasting money on this. Accuracy is my main complaint, but... The accuracy was so beyond terrible that I had to give the gun a low rating overall.

I have had 2 of these and they had the same accuracy problems. On my first one, the screw to close the co2 wouldn't rotate twice which meant you couldnt puncture the cartridge. I mssed around with the screw until I got it, but I did return it for another one. The next one was ok, but still had accuracy problems... also, even if the gun is working corrctly, if you dont puncture the CO2 properly, you could waste an entire cartridge. Then again, if you close it too tight, you'll puncture the cartridge, but now it wont turn and you cant get the mag out. So since you are at the point of no return, you'll need a pliers to turn it so the mag can go in and out. I like the gun, but it's just so bad. What was Umarex thinking? I think the biggest thing would be to fix the CO2. Trying to get it into the gun has too many things that can go wrong. Sorry I'm so harsh, but It seriously annoyed me.

Price, looks, blow-back action, flip-clip for pellets and overall quality.

Loading the CO2 cartridge is a bit imprecise, I lost a few cartridges before I finally learned how to tighten the thumb screw enough. Too loose and you get no penetration, to tight and you can't close bottom cover until you loosen the thumb wheel which will discharge the CO2.

Not very accurate over 15 feet. Buy a lot of CO 2, I get about 48 solid pellet shots/cart. Firing BBs is a joke !

Very realistic , heavy, and a joy to handle. Shoots with power and quite accurate too! Easy to load and change magazines. Value for money and truly a joy to own.

The trigger has to be squeezed quite a bit before the revolver fires.

The looks and feel. The price. You can change from shooting pellets to BBs with ease. Flip clip very clever. The blow-back function gives it the feel of a .22.

The mechanism for loading CO2 is very finicky. I lost more than one cartridge due to imprecise piercing. If the loading procedure doesn't go well there is no "do over", the cartridge is lost.

It's an OK gun but not much better than a toy, VERY inaccurate at any range over 10 feet and also inconsistent. It eats CO2, buy lots of cartridges. I supposed it would be suitable for handgun training. Shooting BBs out of this thing is a joke.

I own the 9mm version of this gun and except for the safety, a very accurate replica. Blowback action is great training to avoid flinching. The trigger pull changes between double action and single action like the original. Overall, a good training gun at a great price.

This same gun in a .22 cal would be nice.

Modern, tactical shape unlike anything out there. Great feel in the hand. Flipable clip is a great feature. Quick release is nice

More metal workign parts. Provide a higher quality option with less plastic compounds and more metallic body pieces. Clips seem to jam or even crack very easily. This may simply be my choice of ammo. But I find that rapid fire is guaranteed to bust the clip, and the and the grip where it loads. Sadly, Im on my second return because e of this. HOWEVER, Im going to contact the manufacturer to find out the proffered ammo type and handling tips. The gun is so nice looking an feeling that I just wont give up on it.

Check your ammo, rate of fire, and signs of warping when you eject the clip.