Beretta M9-22 .22 LR DA/SA Rimfire Pistol, 4.9 in Barrel, Matte Black, Made in Germany by Umarex
This Beretta M9-22 is the rimfire trainer version of the M9/92 platform, built in Germany by Umarex with CIP proofs and a DE 17 date code. It features DA/SA blowback operation, a 4.9 inch barrel, and a 10+1 capacity. The pistol has an open-top slide, fixed sights, and a matte black finish, delivering the familiar M9 handling in an economical .22 LR format.
Condition
Overall Condition: Excellent condition, showing only faint signs of any prior use or handling.
Specific Condition Details: This firearm is in great shape. Minor, superficial scratches and blemishes are present.
Bore Overall Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
What’s Included
- Beretta factory hard case with M9-22 model label and matching serial label
- 5x 10-round magazines and 4x 10-round magazines (steel, single-stack .22 LR with polymer baseplates)
The M9-22 mirrors the controls and ergonomics of the centerfire M9/92 while using straight blowback operation for .22 LR. It is manufactured in Germany by Umarex and bears CIP proof marks with a DE 17 proof/date code. Markings include "BERETTA U.S.A. … MD" on the left slide and "READ MANUAL BEFORE USE" and "MADE IN GERMANY BY UMAREX" on the frame.
User-friendly controls include an ambidextrous slide-mounted safety/decocker, a reversible magazine release, and an external spurred hammer. The slide uses the signature open-top design with rear cocking serrations, and the dustcover is non-railed.
Fixed sights consist of a front blade and a square-notch rear in a dovetail, with a 6.1 inch sight radius. The pistol wears checkered polymer grips with Beretta "PB" medallions and a matte black finish on both slide and frame.
Dimensions and weight support easy handling and training value: overall length is approximately 8.5 inches, height about 5.5 inches, and unloaded weight about 26 ounces. The 4.9 inch barrel and 10+1 capacity suit range use while preserving M9-style balance and feel.
This example includes multiple factory magazines and the Beretta-labeled hard case. The serials observed on the slide, barrel, and frame match the case label, aligning the pistol and its factory packaging.