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M9 Service Pistol

 

 

M9 Beretta

9mm M9 Service Pistol Specs

Caliber 9mm NATO
System of Operation Short recoil, semiautomatic
Locking System Oscillating block
Length 217 mm (8.54 inches)
Width 38 mm (1.5 inches)
Height 140 mm (5.51 inches)
Magazine Capacity 15 rounds. The magazine-release button can be reversed for left-handed shooters.
Basic Load 45 rounds.
Weight with Empty Magazine 960 grams (2.1 pounds)
Weight with 15-Round Magazine 1,145 grams (2.6 pounds)
Barrel Length 125 mm (4.92 inches)
Rifling Right-hand, six-groove (pitch 250 mm [about 10 inches])
Muzzle Velocity 375 meters per second (1,230.3 feet per second)
Muzzle Energy 569.5 Newton meters (430 foot pounds)
Maximum Range 1,800 meters (1,962.2 yards)
Maximum Effective Range 50 meters (54.7 yards)
Front Sight Blade, integral with slide
Rear Sight Notched bar, dovetailed to slide
Sighting Radius 158 mm (6.22 inches)
Safety Features Decocking/safety lever, firing pin block. When the ambidextrous safety lever is moved to the safe position, the striker is rotated out of alignment, the hammer is decocked, and the trigger bar is disconnected from the hammer/sear mechanism.
Hammer (half-cocked notch) Prevents accidental discharge
Slide Opens for nearly the entire length of the barrel, facilitating shell ejection and allowing easier access to the chamber to clear a jam or for directly feeding a round into the chamber.
Trigger Pull Single-action: 5.50 pounds, Double-action: 12.33 pounds
Trigger Action Double-action/single action. The first round is fired double-action, requiring more pressure on the trigger than the following shots. Each subsequent round is fired single-action, requiring less trigger pressure and allowing more-rapid firing.
Finish Exterior surfaces have a non-glare, corrosion-resistant, black-matte finish.
Grips Construction Black plastic checkered grip grooved front and back for better control.
Frame/slide Material Light aluminum-alloy frame, sand-blasted and anodized black; steel slide.

 

 


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