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Beretta Model PX4 Storm
Scale To:
Gun Dimensions		Width:	1.41-in
Length:	7.59-in	Height:	5.51-in
Barrel:	4-in	Weight:	27.7-oz
Variant 3 of 4

Gun Rankings
Power Factor (180 grain bullet)180000 Recoil Factor (180 grain bullet)8.13 ft-lb Total Capacity15 rounds ConcealabilityFair Defense Factor91%

Gun Specifications
Type:	Pistol
Produced:	2005 -
Caliber:	.40 S&W
Action:	recoil operated semi-automatic
Trigger:	single-action (SA)
Safety:	no external safety/decocker
Magazine:	14-round
Frame:	polymer
Grip:	integrated polymer
Sights:	fixed white 3-dot
Notes:	Type C - Constant Action

Manufacturer
	Fabbrica D' Armi Pietro Beretta SpA More Info

Gun Value
MSRP:	$649.00	Used Est:	$480.00
Last Update:	2/21/2023

About the Gun

Intended for both personal defense and law enforcement use, this polymer frame pistol is a modular design that can be adapted to different needs and modes of operations. The polymer frame is a new departure for Beretta. But, the gun takes its barrel and recoil design from its predecessor, the Model 8000 Cougar, which utilizes a unique rotating-barrel breech-locking technique, and it takes its trigger and action design from its classic predecessor the Model 92FS.

Cartridge Specifications
Cartridge:	.40 Smith & Wesson
Alias:	N/A
More Info

Ballistics for This Gun
Selected Bullet Mass:		180 grains
MV:	1000 ft/sec	ME:	400 ft-lbs

About the Cartridge

This cartridge was developed as a joint venture between Winchester and Smith & Wesson. It was an effort to to create a cartridge with the same power as the 10mm Norma round that the FBI had just started using, but in a shorter case. The shorter cartridge would facilitate accuracy and allow use of a smaller, more comfortable grip frame. The .40 S&W has become the cartridge of choice for many law enforcement agencies in the United States.

User Rating

3	User Ratings
4	User Comments

User Comments

Fantastic handgun
By XDboy on 18 Aug 2021
Stock version I'd give this a 4 star, however once upgraded with grip tape and a better safety I'd give it a 5 now. The gun is very aesthetic with flowing curves. Good power and capacity as well. Reliability and accuracy are its strengths.

Nice Handgun
By XDboy on 24 Jul 2021
Nice easy recoil and good power and capacity are the upsides. The downside is the safety switch is sharp and jabs my hand when I cock the gun. Accuracy is good with rotating barrel. If they put the old safety from the 92 on this I'd give 5 stars.

Good and reliable
By GrayArea on 14 Aug 2020
I've had mine for 12 years. It has some kick to it with a slight muzzle rise but that's it. No misfires, no issues and easy to clean.

Feels perfect in my hands and a smooth shooter
By Mcmanly on 04 Jul 2019
My favorite pistol to shoot and for home defense