The Beretta 92Xi Combat Series is a single-action 9mm semi-automatic pistol with a 4.7-inch barrel, aluminum frame, and carbon steel slide finished in MultiCam Cerakote. It ships with two 18-round magazines and weighs 33.3 oz. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Manufacturer: Beretta 
• Family: 92 Pistol Series 
• Model: 92Xi Combat Series 
• Type: Semi-Auto Pistol 
• Action: Single Action 
• Caliber/Gauge: 9mm 
• Slide Material: Carbon Steel 
• Finish: MultiCam Cerakote (Applied Finish) 
• Frame Material: Aluminum Frame 
• Stock/Grips: Textured Black Polymer 
• Barrel Length: 4.7" 
• Overall Length: 8.5" 
• Capacity: 18 + 1 
• Number of Magazines Included: 2 (18 rd.) 
• Sights Type: Fixed Sights (Fiber Optic FS / Black Rear) 
• Weight: 33.3 oz. 
• Safety Features: Frame Mounted Safety 
• Additional Info: 
  • Red Dot Optic Compatible 
  • X-Treme S Trigger 
  • 3-Slot Picatinny Rail 
     

Detailed Features 

 
The X-Treme S trigger is the headline change from a standard 92. It reduces pull weight for faster follow-up shots in single-action mode. The MultiCam Cerakote finish resists scratches and corrosion; it also gives the pistol a distinctive look compared to standard blued or matte black options. 
 
The slide is optic-ready, so mounting a red dot doesn't require a separate machining step. The 3-slot Picatinny rail under the barrel handles lights and lasers. Two 18-round magazines are included. 
 
The aluminum frame keeps weight reasonable at 33.3 oz. while the textured polymer grips provide grip without aggressive stippling. The fiber optic front sight pairs with a plain black rear for standard iron-sight shooting.

Feedback on the Beretta 92Xi Combat in MultiCam Cerakote is mostly positive, with some practical concerns raised.

The MultiCam finish is a polarizing but generally appreciated aesthetic choice. It gives the pistol a look that stands apart from the standard 92 lineup, and owners who want that finish actively seek it out. Beretta's overall build quality and the 92 platform's long track record come up consistently as confidence factors. The X-Treme S trigger gets positive marks for feel and responsiveness compared to standard 92 triggers.

On the critical side, size and weight are the most common objections. At 33.3 oz. and 8.5 inches overall, the 92Xi Combat is not a concealed carry option for most people, and some buyers raise this point when comparing it to more compact 9mm alternatives. Magazine capacity is occasionally mentioned. 18+1 is solid, but a few users would prefer higher-capacity options. Price is another point of discussion; the 92Xi Combat sits above the standard 92 FS, and some feel the MultiCam finish and trigger upgrade don't fully justify the gap versus competitors from Glock or Sig Sauer.

Shooters who already favor the 92 platform and want the upgraded trigger and optic-ready slide will find this version delivers. Those new to the platform should be aware of the size before committing.