Beretta Launches 92GTS Centurion

by Daniel Y

Published: June 7th, 2024

Beretta has a new handgun, the 92GTS Centurion. It takes the features of the standard 92GTS but brings them to a more compact configuration. Let’s take a look at the rest of its features.

Beretta @ TFB:

The new 92GTS derives its name from a few of its features. The frame-mounted decocker is from the 92G family, hence the G. And the TS comes from Twin Sear, which improves the double action/single action transition. Beretta offers three separate 92GTS Centurion models, with magazine capacities of 10-, 15-, and 18-rounds for legal compliance in various jurisdictions. All three versions list for $899 MSRP. They are in stock at retailers now.

From the manufacturer:

Experience the next generation of the 92 series with the Beretta 92GTS Centurion, a fusion where the iconic Beretta 92’s legacy seamlessly harmonizes with cutting-edge advancements. Celebrated as the epitome of the best 92 ergonomics ever made, the 92GTS Centurion features a frame-mounted Type G decocker lever. This lever ingeniously utilizes the cutting-edge new Twin Sear Technology to ensure flawlessly smooth transitions from action to safe mode while maintaining performance without a hitch. Engineered for precision performance, it comes equipped with DLC trigger components and a lightweight skeletonized hammer to promise a smooth, responsive pull. Additionally, with its full-size frame and compact slide and barrel configuration, the 92GTS Centurion offers optimal balance and control. An optic-ready slide stands ready to accommodate your choice of sight and a fiber optic front sight and fully serrated rear sight to anchor your aim. Discover the Beretta 92GTS Centurion, where style, efficiency, and innovation converge for unparalleled performance.

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Daniel Y

AKA @fromtheguncounter on Instagram. Gun nerd, reloader, attorney, and mediocre hunter. Daniel can still be found on occasion behind the counter at a local gun store. When he is not shooting, he enjoys hiking, camping, and rappelling around Utah.

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Dave on Jun 09, 2024

Who cares? You can't keep bringing out outdated crap, pose it as being new and expect people to fall over themselves to buy it. It's embarrassing at this point. You had your chance to innovate and lost it a very long time ago. Beretta has a literal mountain of pistols it's trying to push, none of them can beat a CZ. Just buy a CZ, glock or a sig. "Oh, we brought back an old .380 with 13 round capacity." yeah, get lost. come back when it has 18 round capacity. You can't just put crap out and expect people to buy it. You actually have to compete with the modern gun market and Beretta thinks consumers want a design from 1975 with a metal frame and only the bare minimum of ergonomics upgrades. You'll sell a few, but this is unworthy of the Beretta brand. You're living in the distant past. The only design from 1975 worth buying is a CZ-75.

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- John huscio on Jun 09, 2024
  
  @Dave CZ is overrated.
  
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- David Knuth on Jun 10, 2024
  
  @Dave Amazingly, people enjoy different designs and features, and will buy what they want, not what you think they should have. Not everyone likes or wants Yet Another Glock Clone. Some of us find striker gun designs to be pretty boring and unappealing.
  Also, fun thing about a free market: you don't have to buy it if you don't want it. Stick to the guns that you like. Just don't dictate to other people what they like and want, or get pissy when gun blogs cover products that aren't your cup of tea.
  I mean, I hate Glocks with a passion, but I'm not going to get all pissed off because TFB decides to cover Yet Another Glock Iteration.
  Lastly, on the concept of "innovation", let's not forget that while materials and such have improved over the years, and flaws/drawbacks in various mechanical designs have been solved, the basic mechanical design concepts and functions haven't substantively changed in a century.
  So, sure, we can make stuff out of space-age materials, and create mechanisms that are more friendly to mass production with little to no hand work required, and we can sort out issues that have impacted performance and reliability; but we're still relying on design ideas that were introduced around the turn of the last century by the likes of John Browning.
  You are free to complain, of course, but saying that someone hasn't "innovated since 1975" or whatever suggests that there's a need for them to change the design. At a certain point, you're just releasing new variations on a theme.
  
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- Heat is overrated on Jun 10, 2024
  
  @john huscio Says the one who simps for the garbage Turkish imports as if they were a gift from Christ himself.
  
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Natho gupta on Jun 19, 2024

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