Beretta/Wilson Combat 92 Centurion 9mm 17rd & 20rd 4.3" - 4.3" Barrel, 10 Rounds, Composite Grips, Night Sights

This is an excellent pistol, the usual Beretta features with even more slickness and a better trigger and sights. That said, I have both this and the LTT Beretta and the LTT Beretta is slicker and slightly less expensive. If I could choose one it would be the LTT.

Nice trigger and lighter than a regular 92fs, slim vizi grips and bright front orange sight. Don’t have chance to bring it to the range yet but I like the feel of it. Beware as it’s hard to find an IWB kydex holster for it. It’s a Beretta with a Wilson logo on the slide.

I have wanted this gun for some time and I'm glad I finally pulled the trigger. I love my M92fs but this is next level smooth and incredibly accurate.

Was always a fan of the 92 concept but never ran one that lived up to my expectations until this one. Needless to say a Wilson treatment puts this right over the top. Slick as can be, and shoots to point of aim. Will be looking for it’s Brigadier big brother.

Have to say that this Beretta is hands down the best I have owned. The collaboration between Wilson Combat and Beretta has turned out one fine weapon. Yes, the price point is on the higher end, but the fit, function, and upgrades done to this weapon are the best I have seen of any Beretta I have handled and operated in the past. Well worth the coinage, and definitely the finest shooting Beretta platform I own.

Just like many of the other reviewers of this gun, I have wanted to purchase a Wilson Beretta for some time. When I saw the Centurion model with the shorter slide and barrel I was actually glad I had not purchased one of the other Wilson (full-sized) Berettas already as I think this is a perfect combination. I already have a Beretta 96 and a .40 caliber Centurion slide assembly for it and have carried it for some time. It is not a Wilson however and when I first handled one of the Wilson Berettas at the NRA convention And felt the fit and smooth double action I decided to start saving to get one.
I ordered this gun on a Friday evening from Buds and had it at my FFL on the following Tuesday. As always, great service from Buds. Also, Buds was over $200.00 less than the only other dealer I could find that had any in stock.
How it shoots: As you would expect it is very accurate and of course handles great. The thing that really impressed me however, is the really smooth double action. I have carried, worked on, and shot a lot of M-9 pistols in the Army and that was always the biggest downside to that gun. They have a really long DA trigger pull that is heavy and stacks up at the end. This gun reminds me of one of my older S&W revolvers it is so good. Ken Hackathorn told me that they offer a “trigger job” on it and it is even better. I can’t even imagine what that would be like (a Python with the factory $100.00 slick job?) but I may do that at some point.
Also, my Beretta .22 conversion kit (older version with plastic mags) fits the frame just fine.
If you already like the Beretta 92 series of pistols, I think you will love this gun.

Just like many of the other reviewers of this gun, I have wanted to purchase a Wilson Beretta for some time. When I saw the Centurion model with the shorter slide and barrel I was actually glad I had not purchased one of the other Wilson (full-sized) Berettas already as I think this is a perfect combination. I already have a Beretta 96 and a .40 caliber Centurion slide assembly for it and have carried it for some time. It is not a Wilson however and when I first handled one of the Wilson Berettas at the NRA convention And felt the fit and smooth double action I decided to start saving to get one.
I ordered this gun on a Friday evening from Buds and had it at my FFL on the following Tuesday. As always, great service from Buds. Also, Buds was over $200.00 less than the only other dealer I could find that had any in stock.
How it shoots: As you would expect it is very accurate and of course handles great. The thing that really impressed me however, is the really smooth double action. I have carried, worked on, and shot a lot of M-9 pistols in the Army and that was always the biggest downside to that gun. They have a really long DA trigger pull that is heavy and stacks up at the end. This gun reminds me of one of my older S&W revolvers it is so good. Ken Hackathorn told me that they offer a “trigger job” on it and it is even better. I can’t even imagine what that would be like (a Python with the factory $100.00 slick job?) but I may do that at some point.
Also, my Beretta .22 conversion kit (older version with plastic mags) fits the frame just fine.
If you already like the Beretta 92 series of pistols, I think you will love this gun.

Beautiful handgun! I love the Hachathorn day-glo orange front sight with tritium and the way it matches up with the rear combat sight. The trigger is nicer than other factory Berettas, however I still intend to send this back to Wilson Combat for the Action Tune. The slim grips feel amazing and really change the way a Beretta feels. The only negative that I can find is the supposed "tighter frame to slide fit" that Wilson Combat states on their website. It really just feels like most Berettas in this regard. I enjoy this gun so much that I ordered its bigger brother, the Brigadier Tactical with the full Action Tune.