The EAA Girsan Regard MC is a double-action 9mm pistol with an 18-round magazine, 4.9-inch barrel, and duo-tone finish. At 3.6 lbs. it's on the heavier side for a 9mm, and the design draws obvious comparisons to the Beretta 92 series. 
 

Key Specifications 

• UPC: 741566903366 
• Caliber: 9MM LUGER (9X19 PARA) 
• Action: Double Action 
• Capacity: 18 Rounds 
• Barrel Length: 4.9 inches 
• Weight: 3.6 lbs 
   

Detailed Features 

• Double Action Mechanism: The DA/SA action means the first shot fires from a longer, heavier pull while subsequent shots are lighter single-action. This is a traditional and well-understood system that many shooters prefer. 
   
• 18+1 Capacity: The 18-round magazine gives extended shooting sessions without frequent reloads, which is useful in competition and HD contexts alike. 
   
• Ergonomic Grip: The grip geometry follows Beretta 92 lineage, which has a long track record for fit and control. 
   
• Duo Tone Finish: The two-tone finish offers some corrosion resistance beyond a standard blued finish. 
   

Usage Scenarios 

 
The Regard MC works well for home defense where the 18-round capacity and proven DA/SA action are straightforward advantages. Sport shooters who prefer the feel of a full-size pistol will appreciate the 4.9-inch barrel and the weight, which dampens muzzle rise during rapid fire. At 3.6 lbs., it's heavier than most modern polymer pistols, which makes it less practical for everyday concealed carry but more forgiving to shoot.

The Girsan Regard MC gets generally favorable coverage in firearm communities, with affordability being the most frequently cited selling point. Buyers who are familiar with the Beretta 92 platform tend to warm to it quickly -- the design lineage is obvious and the ergonomics carry over.

Range performance is described as reliable and accurate, and the gun is considered easy to handle for both new and experienced shooters. The double-action trigger is noted as a positive for those who prefer that system.

The main criticism is weight. At 3.6 lbs., the Regard MC is heavier than comparable polymer-framed 9mms, and several owners call it out as a reason not to use it for daily concealed carry. Aftermarket parts and accessories availability also comes up as a potential concern compared to more common platforms.

Overall the sentiment is positive, with most buyers recommending it as a solid value-for-money option for range use or home defense.