This video shows how a @DERYA_ARMS Melik is a clone of the Beretta 92. Hope you enjoy the information I have and it helps in your journey. @BerettaCommunity
@@betweenthebars19 Not when I purchased. Anyway, it is a decent gun! I purchased a few extra magazines, and put 'er to use at the range. Accurate, reliable and pretty darn fun to shoot. She's a keeper, for sure.
I thought about freedom the other day. lol Where I'm from, S. Korea, a citizen has to go on with their day unarmed, knowing that on the border, is another country that has clearly stated their intentions. Yes, there's a lot of protocol to address defense but I love that even as an immigrant, I am able to CC and allowed to defend myself, here in the US. The price on this Melik is so appealing but like you, I don't like breaking grip for controls. Still want a beretta/clone tho. that is the most badass "pink" "hawaiian" shirt I've ever seen. A parrot on an M60(?)
Thank you for the video! I think this is the only English speaking video of this pistol on RUclips. Have you ran into any reliability issues with the pistol? Did you notice any build quality concerns?
@@william629 it ran smooth. I’m not in a position right now when I can run 1000 plus rounds through it. I did run 200 plus straight from the box. Zero issues. Build quality looks and feels solid.
Good quick little presentation right to the point. I just ordered one of those off of Bud's gun shop for $280 delivered 😮. Should have it in my hand in about a week. I'm a big fan of the Turkish firearms so I know this is going to be a winner we'll call it a sleeper right now. All the negatives that you brought up were basically personal preference that can be overcome with training as you pointed out. You're probably more into the more modern striker fired pistols, at least that's what I'm getting from your take on it. BTW the open slide design is actually a really good thing especially on a service combat pistol because you'll never get a stovepipe, seriously enhances reliability and this literally is one if not the most reliable proven combat pistol design in the world. I've owned M9's and 92 FS for over 30 years love to have another one but don't see the value of shelling out that kind of coin especially when high-quality exact clones like these are around. Literally if you blindfolded someone and handed them they wouldn't be able to tell the difference. Or one better yet if you change the markings on the slide you wouldn't know either. Anyway good job stay safe.
@@Sandhill1988 thanks for the comment. I agree that it is a very reliable platform. There are pros and cons to all guns. If I were to pick a favorite for me would be 1911. I
@@Guntalkz yup I love my 1911's too. But you do realize that it's not a real 1911 unless It's chambered in 45 acp.... anything else is blasphemous ;-)).
That price is crazy. You could buy two of these or one Beretta, so that's exactly what I did, lol. No kidding, I grabbed a few on GB for $280 all in, transfer and everything. After close inspection, these damn things are nice!! They did come caked in oil, that's good, so when cleaned up I didn't see any suspect parts or pitting/compromised metal. ONE thing, and maybe you can answer this, the barrel does have just a very slight bit of wiggle, how about yours? maybe it's suppose to. I am first time Beretta (clone) owner although have shot the 96A1 quite a bit, and loved it.
@@GuntalkzI just bought one, it's a Beretta inside, not sure about aftermarket support but I saw a breakdown where someone put a Wilson combat hammer on the gun. I purchased a few new magazines and a holster and will be taking it to the range soon, will update again once I do that.
Hey, if you get a chance, psa has a pcc called the gforce blade that takes glock Mags. Its 399. If you can review it that would be awesome. Not many reviews on youtube
Probably a typo from bad conversion in the book id guess? Was weighed at 2.4lbs, someone thought that was in kg, and then converted it to lbs again and got 5lbs 5 oz
I had a beretta commercial m9. It had 6 failures to feed with 3 different magazines. I sold it that next week. I don’t really trust beretta with my life after that. You say poor man’s beretta but beretta is already a shotty gun
92 safety's are not challenging, either DON'T engage the safety in your holster or disengage as you grab your gun, not while you are presenting it. Not everything is a 1911
A slimmer beretta 92!? For 300 bucks!? Damn 😍
Glad you did the review. These are super affordable.
What review.....this guy only shot 4 rounds out of it.....LOL...
Thanks for the review! These are a daily deal today at Palmetto. Worth a shot...
Buds guns was a little cheaper and free shipping.
@@betweenthebars19buds still has them at around 280 as well so a bit cheaper nonetheless 👍🏽
@@betweenthebars19 Not when I purchased.
Anyway, it is a decent gun! I purchased a few extra magazines, and put 'er to use at the range. Accurate, reliable and pretty darn fun to shoot. She's a keeper, for sure.
@@garywboisseauthey had it for cheap for the first couple days and when I decided to buy it it was close to $100 more. So I bailed on it.
if its correct beretta 92 clone you will be able to put in a 14lb hammer spring or G model kit to get were it will work for you
Thank you for speaking in English. Looking at getting this guy.
I thought about freedom the other day. lol Where I'm from, S. Korea, a citizen has to go on with their day unarmed, knowing that on the border, is another country that has clearly stated their intentions. Yes, there's a lot of protocol to address defense but I love that even as an immigrant, I am able to CC and allowed to defend myself, here in the US. The price on this Melik is so appealing but like you, I don't like breaking grip for controls. Still want a beretta/clone tho. that is the most badass "pink" "hawaiian" shirt I've ever seen. A parrot on an M60(?)
@@ekzoskelitN they are badass shirts. Comfortable too
thanks man, been lookin for a review on this
Thanks for pointing out it was a safety and de-cocker. No sarcasm. And thank you for your service.
"What I don't like:
Your video helped me give the nudge to purchase this pistol, thanks very much for your service sir ;)
Thank you for the video! I think this is the only English speaking video of this pistol on RUclips. Have you ran into any reliability issues with the pistol? Did you notice any build quality concerns?
@@william629 it ran smooth. I’m not in a position right now when I can run 1000 plus rounds through it. I did run 200 plus straight from the box. Zero issues. Build quality looks and feels solid.
New subscriber. Nice video. Made in Turkey?
yes
Good quick little presentation right to the point. I just ordered one of those off of Bud's gun shop for $280 delivered 😮. Should have it in my hand in about a week. I'm a big fan of the Turkish firearms so I know this is going to be a winner we'll call it a sleeper right now. All the negatives that you brought up were basically personal preference that can be overcome with training as you pointed out. You're probably more into the more modern striker fired pistols, at least that's what I'm getting from your take on it. BTW the open slide design is actually a really good thing especially on a service combat pistol because you'll never get a stovepipe, seriously enhances reliability and this literally is one if not the most reliable proven combat pistol design in the world. I've owned M9's and 92 FS for over 30 years love to have another one but don't see the value of shelling out that kind of coin especially when high-quality exact clones like these are around. Literally if you blindfolded someone and handed them they wouldn't be able to tell the difference. Or one better yet if you change the markings on the slide you wouldn't know either. Anyway good job stay safe.
@@Sandhill1988 thanks for the comment. I agree that it is a very reliable platform. There are pros and cons to all guns. If I were to pick a favorite for me would be 1911. I
@@Guntalkz yup I love my 1911's too. But you do realize that it's not a real 1911 unless It's chambered in 45 acp.... anything else is blasphemous ;-)).
That price is crazy. You could buy two of these or one Beretta, so that's exactly what I did, lol. No kidding, I grabbed a few on GB for $280 all in, transfer and everything. After close inspection, these damn things are nice!! They did come caked in oil, that's good, so when cleaned up I didn't see any suspect parts or pitting/compromised metal. ONE thing, and maybe you can answer this, the barrel does have just a very slight bit of wiggle, how about yours? maybe it's suppose to. I am first time Beretta (clone) owner although have shot the 96A1 quite a bit, and loved it.
Does anyone know if 92fs grips work?
Thx for the review!
I never engage the safety when carrying. Safety is off when carrying.
I do wonder about parts compatibility with an actual 92fs.
@@Razor-gx2dq same here. I know one guy I’ve talked to told me he had to look up beretta videos to repair the derya.
@@GuntalkzI just bought one, it's a Beretta inside, not sure about aftermarket support but I saw a breakdown where someone put a Wilson combat hammer on the gun. I purchased a few new magazines and a holster and will be taking it to the range soon, will update again once I do that.
It's double action, you don't holster it with the safety on.
@@sergeantwilliepete2252 you are right. But it’s also a single action.
@@Guntalkzis it possible to carry it condition one cocked and locked?
@@Bobdixon_Moonvarga_Dancer_III No. Engaging the safety automatically decocks it.
Even if you do have the safety on, it is super intuitive to disengage the safety when you are grabbing the gun, not when you are presenting it.
He learned to shoot it in the military. They require him to use the safety.
Why are you shooting into dry vegetation?
Because it's a back stop 🥴😂😂😂
Idk about this particular pistol. But iv carried a Beretta safety off hammer down for about 15 years.
New Berettas (m9a4) it's decocker only.
They still offer the F models for all of the 92 models with the slide mounted safety lever.
5 pounds weight can't be right.
@@L1A1 it’s not. Just what the book said. It’s a little over 2 lbs.
@@Guntalkz thanks!
Loved the review… Are parts interchangeable with the 92fs?
Carried the 92fs AKA the M9 in two war zones and always hated it 🤣🤣
Why did you hate it?
@@thedust850 idk man it never felt right in my hands. I’m a bigger fan of the 1911 if I’m gonna have a double action trigger.
Hey, if you get a chance, psa has a pcc called the gforce blade that takes glock Mags. Its 399. If you can review it that would be awesome. Not many reviews on youtube
@@king_Charles501 I’ll give it a look and see what I can do.
Are you filming in a 5th wheel ?
@@generalrambo1516 hahaha no it’s an older place
I'll look it up.
But who makes it?, Country of Origin?
Armscor/Rock Island made in Turkey by Derya.
Does it take Beretta 92 magazines???
@@jamesteel4819 yes it does
Taurus made one as well
Much better safety location.
PT92? I always thought they looked decent.
@@presidentdwayneelizondomou1986 yeah berreta sold the building to Taurus in south America so you now have PT92
Pt92 is far superior to this one. Made on real beretta tooling machines. It's still the smoothest pistol I own, and I own a lot of pistols
@@main12boy68 they are good quality made pistol's.
Can you show what you get in the box?
I can tell you. Weapon, 1 Mag, cleaning brush and rod, owners manual. Pick up one for $300 or so and you won't be disappointed, if you like Berettas.
What sort of goof carries this DA with Safety on........it wasn't made to be carried on, it was made to DECOCK........
It's owners preference. It makes him feel safer.
Are the parts interchangeable?
Yep.
Who is the importer?
@@donaldbrady5467 rock island imports
5lbs 5oz for the weight lmao , ok how did you mess up there?
@@BudgetPhoenix that’s according to the specs in the book it came with. Like I mentioned I should get scale a verify that
@@BudgetPhoenix I found it odd myself
Probably a typo from bad conversion in the book id guess? Was weighed at 2.4lbs, someone thought that was in kg, and then converted it to lbs again and got 5lbs 5 oz
@@BudgetPhoenix that was my thoughts to
@@BudgetPhoenix converting from the information on the website, looking at just a little over 2 lbs.
Poor man's beretta lmao
Yet, it does the job it is supposed to.
I had a beretta commercial m9. It had 6 failures to feed with 3 different magazines. I sold it that next week. I don’t really trust beretta with my life after that. You say poor man’s beretta but beretta is already a shotty gun
92 safety's are not challenging, either DON'T engage the safety in your holster or disengage as you grab your gun, not while you are presenting it.
Not everything is a 1911