The text "KJW Beretta M9A1 Dual Tone" remains the same in English as it is a specific product name.

Short history

Initially designed for the Italian army and police forces, to replace the M951 model. It entered production in 1976 starting with its use in Italy, and slowly its use expanded worldwide. The U.S. Army adopted the Beretta M92 SB-F, later renamed M92F due to its excellent results in the XM9 tests, which aimed to choose the most reliable pistol. Over time, the Beretta M92 underwent several modifications to its mechanisms and shape to meet the requirements. The Beretta M9 version was introduced to provide the American army with an updated version that met military requirements. Overall, small aesthetic elements were added to improve its usability. Unfortunately, the model was not adopted but remained in production due to civilian interest.

Exterior of the replica

This airsoft replica produced by KJW replicates the M9IA pistol, reproducing both its external appearance and functionality. It is made of plastic and metal. The safety is ambidextrous, located above the grip behind the handle. On the right side, there is the magazine release button, mag catch.

Interior of the replica

The operating mechanism of the airsoft replica is made of metal, providing good long-term reliability. The HopUp is precise and consistent, properly adjusted. It can be adjusted using an included Allen key after disassembling the slide. The replica is capable of firing 0.20g BBs at a velocity of 95 - 100 m/s.

Power source

The package includes a magazine that performs optimally with Green Gas, but it can also function with weaker gas variants, as long as they are not more powerful to prevent damage. It is recommended to use 0.25g BBs for optimal performance and to avoid reusing low-quality BBs, as they could cause damage to the replica.

The maximum performance when using Green Gas is achieved at ambient temperatures above 15°C.