Dual Berettas

Historical Overview

An Italian-designed semi-automatic pistol adopted by the U.S. military as the M9 in 1985, the Beretta 92 became one of the most recognizable handguns in the world. The CS2 version uses the stainless steel M9A1 variant — and doubles it. Two guns, one in each hand, 30 rounds per magazine. In CS2, it's the definition of style over substance: blazing fire rate and 60 rounds total, but poor accuracy at range and a painfully long reload. At just $300, it's a surprisingly effective eco-round choice for players who prefer quantity over precision.