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pgdion · September 13, 2012, 02:00 PM

^ The Cougar has controls identical to the 92. It feels similar, the grip is a little smaller (I think it feels good), the balance is a little different (perhaps slightly better), and they shoot very nice. The Cougar doesn't feel like the 92 when it shoots, that's very different (the 92 is smoother) but the .45 won't shoot like a 92 anyhow. The Cougar is basically still a Beretta. Beretta own Stoeger so all that changed was the Beretta factory that it's manufactured in (Turkey vs Italy). Cougars rock, everyone should own 1 of them IMO (but again, try for yourself and see).

September 13, 2012, 02:00 PM	#20
pgdion Senior Member Join Date: April 22, 2010 Location: MPLS, MN Posts: 1,214	^ The Cougar has controls identical to the 92. It feels similar, the grip is a little smaller (I think it feels good), the balance is a little different (perhaps slightly better), and they shoot very nice. The Cougar doesn't feel like the 92 when it shoots, that's very different (the 92 is smoother) but the .45 won't shoot like a 92 anyhow. The Cougar is basically still a Beretta. Beretta own Stoeger so all that changed was the Beretta factory that it's manufactured in (Turkey vs Italy). Cougars rock, everyone should own 1 of them IMO (but again, try for yourself and see). __________________ 597 VTR, because there's so many cans and so little time!