Anyone own a Beretta PX4 ?

[94user]

Just got one, full size, not one of the compact models in .40 cal. I have not had a chance to shoot it yet. What an impressive piece! Excellent fit between the slide and frame, the magazine inserts smoother than any other I ever had and it looks great. I just today got a box of 100 Winchester 165 gr FMJ rounds and will probably hit the local range in a couple of days. I've read a half dozen different reviews online today and not a one of them had anything bad to say. I am SOOOO Jazzed!!

[bubbiesdad]

Just got one, full size, not one of the compact models in .40 cal. I have not had a chance to shoot it yet. What an impressive piece! Excellent fit between the slide and frame, the magazine inserts smoother than any other I ever had and it looks great. I just today got a box of 100 Winchester 165 gr FMJ rounds and will probably hit the local range in a couple of days. I've read a half dozen different reviews online today and not a one of them had anything bad to say. I am SOOOO Jazzed!!

I have one in 9mm, took it to IDPA after I had it a couple of weeks, it performed flawlessly.

[PaiMei]

I have a full size in 9mm. So far so good as I haven't had any issues. Its a real easy gun to shoot. There is a lot you can do to the trigger with these things just as you can on the 92 series.

[Guest jackdm3]

Carry an Elite .40 everyday and have a Cheetah. I can't say I would worry about anything they make. That could change any day, but ...

[True Grit]

I have the .45 and love it. Be careful when you clean it because the slide release lever will just fall out and will lose the spring. It never jams. The recoil is much less than any other .45 that I shoot.

[94user]

Can anyone recommend a good holster for concealed carry? I'm finally gonna get my HCP. I'm right handed and I would wear it on my left. Cross draw is the way I like it.

[True Grit]

comp tac IWB Inside Waistband Holsters - Minotaur Holsters - products new home - Minotaur MTAC Holster

[Patrick Henry]

Some complain about trigger slap. I have fired the 40 cal a # of times and it will soften over time. Recoil is less than a Glock 23 and many say it is one of if not the softest shooting 40 cal on the mkt. Also know someone else with the 9 mm who loves it. It is a quality piece, soft shooting, fair price, and a number of police depts have adopted it.

[mousegunner]

Beretta = Good quality. Congrats.

[Guest JHatmaker]

I owned a Px4 Sub-Compact in 9mm and really enjoyed it. The grip was one of the most comfortable I've ever held. I could never find a holster that it would fit in well though, and ended up trading it.

Congrats on the purchase.

[Guest (BH)]

Yup. I love mine. It's a .40 type F.

I don't shoot it as much as I used to, but that's really just because I need to restock my .40 supply. The PX4 has always served me well.

[94user]

I have a full size in 9mm. So far so good as I haven't had any issues. Its a real easy gun to shoot. There is a lot you can do to the trigger with these things just as you can on the 92 series.

What can I do with the trigger ?

[PaiMei]

For starters you can change the hammer spring to a "D" spring. Its the spring they use in their D version pistols. That'll lighten up your double action up ALOT and will also help a bit with single action. If you have a "qualified" individual polish your sear and hammer up a bit, it goes a long way. Most people just stop at the D spring though as the PX4's are already pretty smooth. Its just the pull weight that needs the tuning. Use the Beretta factory spring. The Beretta part # is C99001. You can order them directly from BUSA i think.