If you’re looking for one of the most accurate replicas on the market today, look no further than the new Beretta M9A3 from Umarex. With a blowback slide and threaded barrel for replica suppressors, this version of the M9 is probably the best one yet! The Flat Dark Earth color is a dead match to the real firearm and the pistol is compatible with the majority of M9 holsters out there. Featuring a semi and full auto rates, this replica will provide hours of fun and/or training!
Beretta M9A3 Features:
- Full-Auto/Semi-automatic repeater
- Blowback action slide
- Authentic FDE Color Scheme
- Threaded muzzle for mock suppressor
- Full size 18-round BB magazine
- 12 gram CO2 capsule (not included) loads in the magazine
- Fits holsters made for M9A3
- Under muzzle rail for light/ laser
- Clean, crisp trigger
- Authentic ambidextrous safety
- Tough polymer frame
- Beretta vertical grip
- Standard function mag release button
- Beretta Trademarks licensed by Beretta
- ManufacturerBeretta
- Caliber .177
- Velocity 330 fps
- Condition New
- Ammo Type BBs
- Action Semi/Full-auto
- Barrel Style Smooth bore
- Fire Mode Repeater
- Gun Weight 1.90
- Loudness 4-Medium-High
- Magazine Capacity 18
- Mechanism CO2
- Rail Weaver/Picatinny
- Safety Manual
- Front Sights Blade
- Rear Sights Fixed
- Trigger Action Double-Action & Single-Action
- Use Plinking/Fun
- Warranty 90-day limited warranty
- Noise Level 83.18 dB
Dont Buy it not good quality keeps on jamming
Pros
Son wanted it
Cons
Jams too much and just got it today
Pros
Nice gun
Cons
Got about 12 tanks of gas through it, now wont hold gas. No parts for it. But i could buy a new mag for 50 bucks.
Pros
very good gyn
I sent two of these back. The first one fired off a BB when I was decocking.
The second one spat BB's out of the ejector port, and the slide jammed on BB', after only about four mags.
I have the M9A1, and aside from the occassional misfire, it has worked fine, not that a gun should ever misfire.
Pros
Looks great, feels great
Hop up adjuster is good
Cons
BB's jammed easily, even Umarex recommended SS. Safety malfunctioned.
Why hasn’t this been made in a PELLET gun?
Pros
Looks great
Cons
I do not own BB guns
I love the gun a lot I just wish you could buy a black ops combo with this gun
Pros
Good gun
Cons
Nothing
I was a little dubious about using this for close order ratting in terms of power for humane kills. No more worries there, it does the job quite well. In auto mode, maintaining target is easily done as the blowback does not create barrel lift, it pushes into the hand or straight back. For plinking targets at sub 20 yards, this is an absolute ball to shoot. I dare anyone to break out in laughter while shooting this pistol. Love it, Love it, Love it!
Pros
reliable, easy to operate, and consistent performance.
Cons
None really, other than I wish it had a larger magazine capacity!
Fun to shoot realistic. Only wish CO2 lasted longer and magazine held more amo
The gun shoots great the functions are just like the real thing and the weight and feel are near perfect
Pros
Weight function and feel are great
Cons
Sights are off
Question?
Login to ask someone who bought this product.Is this gun worth the money?
asked Jeffrey from USAIs the slide metal?
asked Bruce from USAIs this full metal?
asked Moses from USANo.Mostly polymer shell.
John from USAIs it field strip able?
asked Erik from USAMy grandpa has one so I know it is
Foster from USADoes it come with a laser?
asked Javier from USANo
John from USAdoes it lock back after the mag is empty
asked dan from USAYes.
Reginald from USAdoes this gun have an adjustable Hop Up
asked Nathaniel from USAits junk
william from USAIt actually does, you can adjust it to put a better spin on the bb. It might not do much if your sights are off
Emry from USANo. The Beretta shoots only .177 cal steel BB's
Mark from USAI live in California, do I need the license when to buy this gun?
asked Dung from USANo
Mark from USAWhat mock suppressor has anybody found for this pistol? Is there a particular brand or model? Trying to find one for mine, thanks guys! �Ÿ‘�Ÿï¿½
asked Ryan from USAyou can just buy an airsoft suppressor and it will do the same thing
dan from USAIn the video I noticed he reloaded with a black mag (m92a1 mag id assume), are they interchangeable?
asked Jordan M JennetteYes, its the same mag as the 92a1
Emry from USAHow about the refill? Does it have refill?
asked HasifWhats the thread type on the barrel?
asked JesseCan you get wood grips for this pistol
asked Clayborn from USAWhat cost extra mag
asked William SkinnerWhat thread is the barrel? Where could one find a 'replica' suppressor to fit?
asked Carl from USAThis pistol is spec'd as full auto but no reviews mention it show this feature. Does it truly have full auto action?
asked Galen ChristensenYes. I have the Mod. 92 A1 by Umarex, and it fires surprisingly fast. I would have to guess 400 - 600 rpm at least.
John from USACan you use the same clip from berreta 92a
asked Johnny Lopezthe mod 92 A1 by Umarex, yes.
John from USAIf this gun feel strippable
asked Herbert from USAyes
John from USAWhat suppressor works with this and/or the92a1 Thank you
asked Dennis DiDonatoIs this all metal like the M9A1 full auto?
asked Thomas from USANo sadly, the frame is polymer. Slide is metal
John from USA









This Beretta M9A3 BB Pistol stands out as a premium choice for collectors, enthusiasts, and recreational shooters who value authenticity. The realistic operation and maintenance routines make it feel like a true training tool rather than just a toy. Its durability, jam-free performance, and fun factor keep me coming back for more sessions. The attention to detail in replicating the real M9A3 is museum-quality, which is why it fooled an experienced police officer during a range visit. I’m thoroughly impressed and plan to use it regularly. For anyone seeking a high-quality, versatile BB pistol that prioritizes realism and solid construction, this model is highly recommended. It’s a 5-star product that I would purchase again without hesitation. Looking forward to reviewing more items from this brand
Pros
The Beretta M9A3 BB Pistol is an outstanding replica that impresses from the very first handling. The build quality and craftsmanship are exceptional, with a solid weight, perfect balance, and premium fit and finish that closely mirror the real steel M9A3. Markings, contours, and textures are highly accurate, making it one of the most realistic BB pistols available. The blowback action is crisp, snappy, and immersive, with the slide locking back on empty for an authentic feel. Disassembly is a major highlight it field-strips exactly like the genuine Beretta, allowing quick and easy cleaning. Performance is reliable and powerful, with consistent velocity for effective target shooting. I’ve fired hundreds of rounds without a single jam across different BB brands. The semi/full-auto selector adds great versatility: semi for precision and full-auto for fun, controllable bursts. The included magazine feeds smoothly, though I strongly recommend an extra one for extended sessions.
Cons
No product is perfect, and this BB pistol does have a few limitations worth noting. The full-auto mode can be challenging for speed shooting at distance, as the blowback and recoil simulation make follow-up shots slightly slower to control compared to lighter competition-style airguns. Aiming precision is also more suited to close-to-medium range plinking rather than tight groups at longer distances, partly due to the realistic weight and sight setup. These aspects are typical trade-offs for a faithful heavy-duty replica versus dedicated speed/competition models. That said, the pros heavily outweigh these cons. The limitations for speed and aim are not a definitive factor for me — they are minor compared to the exceptional realism, reliability, and enjoyment this pistol delivers. I mention them only for balance, but they have not detracted from my strong satisfaction with the overall package.