Description
The Beretta M9A4 Overlanding Clay 15 Round pairs the most distinctive finish in Beretta’s Overlanding run with the capacity most 92 owners actually buy spares for. Clay Cerakote is a warm terracotta that covers both slide and frame, and fifteen rounds is the magazine the platform has been built around for four decades.
This is part number JS92M9A4GCLA15: a 5.10-inch threaded barrel, an optic-ready slide, and an aluminium frame with a beavertail and a Picatinny rail. The G suffix means the Beretta M9A4 Overlanding Clay 15 Round is decocker only, with no manual safety to leave engaged.
What you get under the Clay finish
- Cerakote on the frame as well as the slide, not just the slide
- A 5.10-inch threaded barrel, the full military-pattern slide length
- An optic cut machined into the slide at the factory
- A Picatinny rail moulded into the aluminium frame
- Ambidextrous decocker-only controls
Fifteen rounds is the sensible choice
- Fifteen-round 92-series magazines are the cheapest and most widely available
- Lawful in more states than the eighteen-round magazine
- Nothing about the grip, the weight or the handling changes
- A shorter spring stack is under less tension in long-term loaded storage
- Eighteen-round magazines still fit where they are permitted
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Beretta USA
- Part number: JS92M9A4GCLA15
- Caliber: 9mm Luger
- Capacity: 15+1
- Barrel length: 5.10 inches, threaded
- Barrel: Black steel
- Slide: Clay Cerakote, optic ready, serrated
- Frame: Clay Cerakote aluminium, beavertail and Picatinny rail
- Controls: Ambidextrous, decocker only (G)
- UPC: 082442067285
A colour you can pick out of a bag
A distinctive finish sounds frivolous until you have four black pistols in a safe. Clay is produced in small numbers, and the Beretta M9A4 Overlanding Clay 15 Round will not be mistaken for anyone else’s gun at a range or in a case.
It is also genuinely practical. Earth tones show handling marks and holster wear far less than black, and Cerakote on the frame as well as the slide means the aluminium underneath is protected rather than just the steel.
Decocker only, and why it is specified
On a standard 92 the lever both decocks and acts as a manual safety, which makes it possible to present the pistol and find a dead trigger. The Beretta M9A4 Overlanding Clay 15 Round is a G model: the lever decocks and returns straight to fire.
That is what most agencies issuing the platform ask for. For practice, CCI Blazer Brass keeps the cost sensible, and cartridge standards are published by SAAMI.
Optics, lights and threads
The Beretta M9A4 Overlanding Clay 15 Round is ready for all three from the factory: the optic cut is machined into the slide, the rail is part of the frame, and the muzzle is threaded. Adapter plates are footprint-specific and sold separately.
A suppressor is an NFA item requiring an ATF application and approval before transfer, and MAG5 Firearms does not deal in NFA items. Higher-capacity 92-series magazines such as the Mec-Gar 30-round fit wherever lawful.
Why this pistol earns its place
- Full Cerakote coverage in a colour almost nobody else has
- The Beretta M9A4 Overlanding Clay 15 Round is decocker only, with no manual safety to leave engaged
- An optic cut, an accessory rail and a threaded muzzle from the factory
- Fifteen-round magazines are the cheapest and most available for this platform
- An aluminium frame and steel slide, which few makers still offer
The Beretta M9A4 Overlanding Clay 15 Round suits a shooter who wants a duty-grade 9mm that does not look like everyone else’s. The same finish is offered at ten and eighteen rounds, and the range also comes in Nomad Bronze.
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