Beretta cx4 opinions

[rilesss]

Any opinions on a beretta cx4 in 9mm

Thanks

 

[dbrier]

I love mine. My wife loves it so much she wants to trade off her stainless mini14 for a Cx4.

Here is some recent discussion.
https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/long_guns/250617-beretta_cx4_9mm.html

 

[jfw46544]

Great piece. Accurate and a ball to shoot. You will love it.

 

[GlockRiver]

Outstanding rifle. Lightweight, accurate and fun.

 

[jwh20]

Any opinions on a beretta cx4 in 9mm

Thanks

I can't speak specifically for the 9mm version but my CX4 in .40 S&W is a sweet carbine. It's loads of fun to shoot, easy to take down and clean, and just looks cool in my opinion. Great for target shooting, plinking, varmints, and home defense.

I recommend it highly.

 

[chef larry]

I have the CX4 in 9 MM since 2005 and love the small size of the rifle and there are upgrade parts for the rifle at WWW.houtsenterprises.com , WWW.sierrapapa.com , and WWW.brownells.com . Check out WWW.berettaforum.net for more information on a great rifle.

 

[Sling10mm]

I had one in 9mm a few years ago and regret getting rid of it. It was so accurate it was almost boring to shoot. I had a reflex sight on mine, and at 25 yards it would leave a 2" ragged hole in the target. Ah, sellers remorse...

 

[indykid]

Adding my 2 cents, it's a great rifle. In fact my daughter liked mine so much I had to buy another for myself. It's that good, that reliable, that accurate, and that much fun to shoot.

 

[PGRChaplain]

SweeeeeeT Rifle! Nuff said!

 

[46321]

Great carbine -- accurate, reliable and all kinds of fun to customize. And if you own a 92 or 96, the magazines are interchangeable.

 

[Excalibur]

I've been thinking of getting this rifle because it feels like an awesome piece to shoot

 

[LockStocksAndBarrel]

I love mine. Get one.

 

[Barista]

Great carbine -- accurate, reliable and all kinds of fun to customize. And if you own a 92 or 96, the magazines are interchangeable.

I have a 92G & a couple M9s so I really like the flexibility of interchanging magaziness between my Beretta handguns and CX4 Storm.

I have the CX4 in 9 MM since 2005 and love the small size of the rifle and there are upgrade parts for the rifle at WWW.sierrapapa.com. Check out WWW.berettaforum.net for more information on a great rifle.

I also added the SierraPapa upgrades and really like the improved reliability this adds to the rifle. This is a definite upgrade....

 

[awilson82]

I have a cx4 in .40S&W and I love it. Very accurate and almost no recoil. I need to get it out more often.

 

[KJW]

Ditto all the positive comments, only negative is the price. I'm still waiting on the thread adapter so I can put my gemtech multimount on it, ugh! I can't wait to shoot 147 g 9mm through it suppressed.

 

[Purdue Plinker]

Wow I am considering one down the road and this thread is a big thumbs up towards that.

Interchangeable mags with 92 handguns is a big plus IMO as some mentioned.

 

[WeeJ]

Nice, but it seems that Beretta took a few shortcuts on the design, materials, manufacture. There are upgrade parts available - you don't NEED them all, but I think the recoil spring rod/buffer kit is essential - when they break your rifle is non functional, and they break almost immediately.

There is a trigger improvement kit too - not essential for reliability, but nice to have.

These upgrade parts are expensive, but well made, and will take a great concept and turn it into a great little rifle.

I seem to recall that Sierra Pappa is the company that do the upgrades - but I may have that name incorrect (I am old and feeble)

 

[LockStocksAndBarrel]

but I think the recoil spring rod/buffer kit is essential - when they break your rifle is non functional, and they break almost immediately.

WeeJ,

How old is your rifle? I'm wondering if that is something Beretta addressed. Mine is a couple of years old and it still functions flawlessly. I have a bunch of rounds through it.

Curious.

 

[WeeJ]

I fixed one for a friend (not really much fixin, but he's a desk jockey with no tech ability whatsoever). He'd had the rifle since about 06 (I don't know if that counts as early or not). The recoil spring assembly was held together by the buffer from what I recall, and this broke the second time he used it. He put it away and did not look at it again until last year - he purchased the aftermarket parts and I installed them.

IMO the original design was abysmal, and the materials used were a joke. The new setup should outlast the rifle.

 

[LockStocksAndBarrel]

Can you link me to the parts upgrades?

TYIA