The Beretta 92GTS Centurion is a single-action 9mm semi-auto pistol with an aluminum frame and carbon steel slide finished in H-Series Cerakote (Stainless Steel). Barrel is 4.25 inches; overall length is 7.75 inches; capacity is 18+1 rounds with two magazines included. Weight comes in at 27.2 oz. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: 92GTS Centurion 
• Type: Semi-Auto Pistol 
• Action: Single Action 
• Caliber: 9mm 
• Slide Material: Carbon Steel 
• Finish: Premium H-Series Cerakote (Stainless Steel) 
• Frame Material: Aluminum Frame 
• Grips/Stock: Vertec Black Polymer 
• Barrel Length: 4.25 inches 
• Overall Length: 7.75 inches 
• Capacity: 18+1 rounds 
• Number of Magazines Included: 2 
• Sights Type: 
  • Front Sight: Fiber Optic 
  • Rear Sight: Black Fixed Sights 
  • Optics Ready Cut 
• Weight: 27.2 oz. 
• Safety Features: Frame Mounted Decocker 
• Additional Features: 
  • Optics Cut Slide 
  • X-Treme S Trigger 
  • Extended Magazine Release 
     
    The optics-ready cut accepts red dot sights without additional milling. The X-Treme S trigger has a smooth pull with a clean break that improves split times compared to a stock 92 trigger. The extended magazine release speeds reloads under time pressure. At 18+1 rounds the capacity is on par with modern striker-fired competitors while keeping the classic open-slide Beretta design.

Owners of the 92GTS Centurion talk about it as a modernized version of a proven platform rather than a fresh design. The construction is solid (aluminum frame, carbon steel slide), and the action is smooth from the start. Recoil in 9mm is easy to manage, which makes it comfortable for extended range sessions.

The 18-round capacity is well-regarded; it's competitive with polymer-framed pistols of similar size and works well for both competition and home defense use cases. The ergonomics, particularly the grip angle, suit most shooters who've spent time with 92-series pistols. Those coming from polymer guns sometimes need an adjustment period.

Weight and bulk come up as the main criticisms. At 27.2 oz unloaded it's heavier than comparable polymer pistols, and the overall length of 7.75 inches makes it a full-size gun, not a carry option for most people. Maintenance is also mentioned; the 92 series has more parts and more involved takedown compared to simpler modern designs. None of that is a surprise for anyone familiar with the platform, and most owners treat these as features of a traditional DA/SA design rather than flaws.