Bruni M92 Replica Semi Automatic Blank Gun in Desert Sand Finish

The Front Firing Replica M92 Semi-Automatic Blank Firing Gun in Desert Sand finish is a faithful recreation of one of the most iconic service pistols of the 20th and 21st centuries. This model features a realistic look and feel with full metal construction and durable polymer grips, designed to emulate the original Beretta M92FS used by military and law enforcement agencies worldwide. It is front-venting, meaning the flame and smoke eject from the muzzle, making it ideal for film productions, reenactments, and training exercises that demand visual authenticity.

This blank gun offers both single and double action firing modes, a functional safety lever, and an impressive 19-round magazine capacity. The tactical Desert Sand finish adds a modern military aesthetic, favored by operators in arid environments and collectors alike. Whether you’re creating a movie scene or expanding your replica collection, this M92 model brings professional-grade realism without the risk or legal hurdles of live firearms.

Features

• Overall Length: 8.5 inches
• Weight: 2.7 lbs
• Magazine Capacity: 19 Rounds
• Ammunition Type: 9mm PAK Blank Cartridges
• Action Type: Semi-Automatic, Double/Single Action
• Venting: Front-Firing (flame and smoke exit the muzzle)
• Safety: Functional Safety Lever
• Finish: Tactical Desert Sand
• Construction: Full Metal with Composite Grips
• Ideal For: Film, Television, Military/Police Training, Collections

Historical Background of the Beretta M92

The Beretta M92, more specifically the M92FS (U.S. military designation: M9), was introduced in 1975 by the renowned Italian arms manufacturer, Beretta. Known for its robust design, high magazine capacity, and smooth recoil, the M92 was adopted by the United States military in 1985, replacing the long-serving Colt M1911A1.

The M92 quickly gained international recognition and has since been used by military and law enforcement units in over 40 countries. Its reputation for reliability and accuracy made it a favorite sidearm during major conflicts, including the Gulf War, the War in Afghanistan, and Operation Iraqi Freedom.

One of its defining features is the open-slide design, which reduces jamming and enhances cycling reliability. The M92 also introduced ambidextrous controls, a reversible magazine release, and a double/single action trigger system—all innovations at the time of its release.

Although the U.S. military has since transitioned to the Sig Sauer M17, the M92 remains a staple in global security forces and is still widely respected in both operational and civilian circles.