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New Beretta Storm

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whats the scope?

 

Looks like an Aimpoint clone to me.

 

 

close.. its an actual Aimpoint.. ;)

Comp M3 2MOA Reflex Sight (NVC)

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I notice you do not have the Picc rail attachment on the bottom so you can put a vertical grip on. I have one, it cost me $63 and its plastic. I haven't felt that violated since I paid 900 for my WASR 10

 

Oh yeah, and $35 for the vertical grip to boot

Damaged you are a master at tricking out the EBR!!! I salute you.

Find any info on the stock mod?

no i think i might leave it.. it doesnt really bother me THAT much..

 

 

Damaged you are a master at tricking out the EBR!!! I salute you.

:D

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Love the Storm! Takes the CX4 mags I guess?

Great looking Storm. I love my Storm .40, mine uses standard 96 mags.

 

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Love the Storm! Takes the CX4 mags I guess?

 

 

not sure and i have to figure out how to tell which mags it takes?

Love the Storm! Takes the CX4 mags I guess?

 

 

not sure and i have to figure out how to tell which mags it takes?

 

takes the same as the handgun

 

96 for the .40 92 for the 9MM and don't they make a .45 also?

Actually, Beretta makes it two ways, it can take the Storm Pistol mags or the 92/96 Beretta mags so if you already have a 92 or 96, you can get one to use the same mags. If you own a Storm pistol, you can get the carbine to use the same mags. Of course, you can always switch back and forth with a kit from Beretta.

Actually, Beretta makes it two ways, it can take the Storm Pistol mags or the 92/96 Beretta mags so if you already have a 92 or 96, you can get one to use the same mags. If you own a Storm pistol, you can get the carbine to use the same mags. Of course, you can always switch back and forth with a kit from Beretta.

 

 

how can i identify which mags i need for my gun?

to be 100% certain, remove the mag well adapter from your storm and it will tell you what series of beretta magazines it takes:

 

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BTW, my storm currently:

 

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- Eotech holo sight

 

- Dual bolt handles

 

- Command Arms TLL (150 Lumens CREE LED light + red laser)

 

- Mako T-pod grip (usually leave this off, it's just plain big but the bi-pod is nice when doing long range shooting)

 

- Sierra Papa aluminum trigger w/travel adjustment

 

- Sierra Papa stainless steel hammer

 

- Moerse Lekker barrel shroud

These look cool as hell.

 

But, being new to this stuff, I do have 1 question.

 

How does a 9mm or .40 coming out of this compare to a real rifle caliber?

 

Say this vs an AK or an AR?

These look cool as hell.

 

But, being new to this stuff, I do have 1 question.

 

How does a 9mm or .40 coming out of this compare to a real rifle caliber?

 

Say this vs an AK or an AR?

 

Doesn't compare. This rifle is accurate to about 100 yards. It's still a pistol round and it's moving much slower than say an AK or AR, so it loses energy and speed quickly.

dirtydigz, how's that aftermarket trigger? I hate, HATE, hate the trigger on mine but love everything else.

...How does a 9mm or .40 coming out of this compare to a real rifle caliber?...

 

Higher velocity and more accurate than a handgun but still nowhere near the velocity/energy of an AR or AK round.

 

For an HD gun in a populated area though, that's not necessarily a bad thing. With hollow point ammo chances are you won't penetrate the next 2 houses over with a missed shot.

 

I can use the same ammo in both my glock and my storm. If I had a beretta pistol as well, I could even use the same magazines.

dirtydigz, how's that aftermarket trigger? I hate, HATE, hate the trigger on mine but love everything else.

 

I like it better than stock, much crisper.

 

I had issues with the replacement hammer not functioning properly, but the guy at Sierra Papa bent over backwards to help me find out the problem. I ended up sending my trigger group assembly to them to test. Turns out they made the hammers with not enough clearance in the center channel to allow for "non-straight" trigger bars in the storms. He actually straightened and polished my trigger bar and it's been fine ever since.

 

Since they diagnosed my problem they revised the hammer design they're selling to have a wider center channel and sent me a replacement at no charge. They're a class act.

...How does a 9mm or .40 coming out of this compare to a real rifle caliber?...

 

Higher velocity and more accurate than a handgun but still nowhere near the velocity/energy of an AR or AK round.

 

For an HD gun in a populated area though, that's not necessarily a bad thing. With hollow point ammo chances are you won't penetrate the next 2 houses over with a missed shot.

 

I can use the same ammo in both my glock and my storm. If I had a beretta pistol as well, I could even use the same magazines.

 

 

Any idea of the velocity increase? I'm guessing you'd get the biggest bang for your buck (velocity increase) w/ .40 ammo. If you could get the 180 gr .40 to 1100-1200 fps, you're into 10mm territory. While having less ballistic capability than a typical M4 setup, still, this would be viable for 100 yards or less.

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