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Manufacturer
	Fabbrica D' Armi Pietro Beretta SpA More Info

About the Gun

Full-size alloy-frame, single-action-only 92-pattern pistol with a double-stack magazine and an accessory rail. Frame-mounted ambidextrous safety lever, flat trigger, skeletonized hammer, and an optics-ready slide with a fiber-optic front sight. Black checkered polymer grips. The slide and frame carry a hand-painted American camouflage pattern: BDU, DCU, Multicam, Chocolate Chip, or Vietnam Tiger Stripe. Built as a limited camo version of the 92XI SAO.

Production

Production began in 2024 and is currently ongoing.

Market value

MSRP is around $969. Current used market value for examples in good to very good condition ranges $750–$950.

Cartridge Specifications
Cartridge:	9 mm Luger
Alias:	9 mm Parabellum
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Analysis

Beretta introduced the American Combat Series in 2024 as a painted run of the 92XI SAO, the frame-safety single-action 92 that had reached the market the year before. The pistol itself is the standard XI: Vertec-style alloy frame, flat SAO trigger, optics cut, and the usual rail. What changes is the finish. A veteran paint shop hand-applies Cerakote in five U.S. uniform patterns — woodland BDU, three-color desert DCU, Multicam, six-color Chocolate Chip, and Vietnam Tiger Stripe. Each gun is painted individually, so two examples of the same pattern are not identical. The series is a commemorative pack, not a new lockwork. Pattern does not change the dates or the value. Boxed guns with both magazines sit at the top of the used value range; a scuffed paint job drops one toward the bottom, because the camo is the point of the gun. A Foreign Combat set in European patterns followed the same idea.