Beretta Px4 Storm

You could also look at the standard model, but I would strongly encourage you to compare the standard model of the PX4 Storm, compare it against the c...

For this gun, because of some of the drawbacks, I'm going to give it a nine out of 10, but it is a lot better than what I originally anticipated I was...

And definitely a big shout out to AIM Surplus for sending this for the test and evaluation. As a police trade in it's a great price.

So the price point on the PX4 Storm is actually very very competitive.

I don't need any more guns but I would really love to have a Beretta PX4 Storm compact. If I found a good price on one of those locally, I don't think I could resist.

Six months of the year I carry a 92 INOX and the other six I carry a PX4 Storm. I prefer them because I shoot them extremely well. I have thousands of rounds through each so I know they’re reliable and that in a life or death situation I’m going to hit my target. The first double action trigger pole is no big deal and after that I simply shoot them better than I do striker fired pistols.

Just came about a bit of extra money and looking to get my first hammer fired pistol. I found a good deal on r/gundeals for a Bersa TPR9c that is full ambi and is right in my price range. Only problem is it seems holsters and aftermarket parts and grips are almost nonexistent. I was then recommended the Beretta PX4 Storm which I honestly hate the looks of and the fact it's a poly lower (nothing against poly just not what I want for this pistol).

I started out with DA/SA, went to striker fire... I keep coming back. Currently carry a Beretta PX4 Storm, which is also unpopular and outdated hah.

Finally got an ammo can after not having one for way to long. Pictured here is my beretta Cx4 Storm in 9mm and my Beretta Px4 Storm Subcompact in 9mm. As well as 500 rounds of 9mm

Now you need the Cx4 Storm to round it out. It used the same magazines as the Px4 Storm. They are fun to shoot. https://www.beretta.com/en-us/cx4-storm/