Beretta 92FS Fusion OCP

Only 250 of these left Beretta's PB Selection shop, and the moment you handle one the reason becomes obvious. This is a 92FS that went back through the hands of Beretta's own gunsmiths, the same crew responsible for the factory's high-end custom work, and came out wearing a finish you simply don't see on a service gun.

The slide and frame carry a laser-etched OCP camouflage pattern that plays against deep black DLC over every steel surface. Diamond-Like Carbon is a hard, low-friction coating, and the difference shows when you run the action. It cycles slick. The polished flats on the slide guides aren't wear, they're the byproduct of the hand-fitting process, where each component is mated to the next until lockup tightens and movement smooths out. That kind of work is why the trigger breaks clean and the slide-to-frame fit feels deliberate rather than dropped together.

Look at the grips and the standard 92FS disappears entirely. Woven carbon fiber panels carry inlaid OCP accents and the PB crest, giving the gun an almost architectural look while keeping the grip geometry the platform is known for. The barrel wears a bright polished blue that catches light against the matte camo above it. Chambered in 9mm, it feeds from the familiar 92 double-stack and keeps the open-slide design and frame-mounted safety that made the original a fixture in service holsters worldwide.

The slide reads 92 FS Fusion, and the frame carries the Beretta USA and Made in Italy markings. The presentation matches the gun. It ships in a fitted Beretta case with the limited edition certificate, a carbon-fiber-handled cleaning kit, brushes, rods, and a bottle of Beretta gun oil.

For the collector who already knows the 92 cold, this is the version that rewards a second look. A working Beretta dressed in finish work most service pistols never receive.