A hand-finished camo pattern turns a Beretta 92XI into something you will not see at every range. This full-size version is chambered in 9mm and wears Flectarn, a German military pattern with a speckled mix of colors. It is new.

The 92XI is the modern update of the 92 family. It brings a frame-mounted safety, improved ergonomics and an open slide that feeds and ejects cleanly. Full-size means a long sight radius and a weight that tames recoil.

Camo finishes are mostly about personality. Some shooters like them, others prefer plain black, and the choice comes down to taste. The pattern also does a good job of hiding fingerprints and range dust. Dry fire practice at home, with the pistol unloaded and ammunition in another room, builds trigger control cheaply. Ask your dealer to walk through takedown with you the first time so cleaning feels routine afterward.

For capacity and barrel length, check the photos. The pistol ships to a licensed dealer you choose, where you complete the background check before pickup. A fine pick for someone who wants a Beretta that looks different.