I shoot the M9A3 just a tiny, tiny bit better than the Wilson. On this M9A3, the Vertec style slide (dovetailed front sight) still has the curve of a regular 92FS. (this is 1 thing I like about a 1911 - the top of the slide is curved, and it makes it so quick to pick up the front sight). And, as I've stated before - the squareness of the front sight area of the brigadier slides makes the front sight not as quick to pick up as it is on a standard 92FS slide with the curved area under the sight. I like the rear sight more on this M9A3 than I do the rear sight on the Wilson. It may not be quite as pretty as the Wilson Brigadier Tactical (with those nice green grips, the black color and the cool looking Brig slide), but I do like this gun more than the Wilson Brigadier Tac that I have. I am even considering making it my nightstand gun. This is easily my favorite Beretta 92 variant. The rubber on the back makes it feel kinda like a Sig with Hogue grips. I also really like the Hogue grip that mimics the original style backstrap. The front sight stands out more, but you can still easily see the rear dots. I thought I wouldn't like the silver circles when I found out about this before I got the gun (as, I hate those silver circles on the Springfield 1911s). The rear sight has silver circles around them. The front dot is surrounded by a bright white circle around the tritium.
It groups nicely, and the trigger is nice. Well, I did very well at 15 yards with this gun. Anyway, this always keeps me from shooting as good as I would like to. I have mentioned before that I have slight tremors in my left hand due to a childhood injury, and it is getting a little worse as I get older. The gun worked 100%, and it is very accurate. Also did a mag of just DA on every shot, did a mag of one handed shooting, and a mag of 1 handed double taps. So far, I've gon to the range 1x with it - I put 200 rounds of FMJ and 15 rounds of JHP thu the gun. So, I know a little something about Berettas Love the gun!! This is my 26th Beretta 92 variant over the years.
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