article · Jun 8, 2025 · Ballistic
Going Back To A Traditional Double-Action
After watching Lethal Weapon in 1987, the Beretta 92 definitely caught my eye. Then, I was but a poor college student, so I simply resigned myself to admiring the Beretta 92 from afar. My fascination soon ebbed, despite the next year’s Die Hard. It wasn’t until 2010 that I gained a sincere interest in shooting handguns. By then, the traditional double action Beretta 92 was old news. I caught the concealed carry bug and wanted the latest and greatest in handguns. Sure, I checked out a 92 out of principle while shopping for a new handgun. But after doing some thorough research, I knew I was set
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