I've had mine for a few weeks and really like it. It's very accurate. I supported it on the bench top at the range and was hitting tight 1 inch groups from 25 feet right in the center of a full size target. Only if I could do that standing up. Mine is the 9mm "F" model. I bought the Universal Houge Slip Grips and its feels good and looks good too. I am still waiting for more assessories to come out like nightsights but I can wait. This pistol is a real winner in my book. Only draw back is the sights only glow in the dark and are only real bright for like a minute when you shine a bright light on the stock sights. Beretta says its suppose glow in the dark and last for 30 minutes. If you call into Beretta, they will ship you a third mag and 2 different backstraps for free. It takes about 5-6 weeks according to customer service. You can also buy 20 round mags. I have put about 2000 round throught this pistol in two weeks and have not had one hickup, knock on wood. Just becareful when cleaning the recoil spring guide rod assembly. I was pushing down on the bushing while compressing the spring and I accidentally let go. I didn't expect the spring stop, bushing and spring to fly away. I damn near lost the little pieces. It went back together with no issues but if I didn't find all the pieces, my pistol would be out of commission. So be careful. Glock better watch out because this pistol is going to catch on quick and for $500.00 or less. Plus it has the traditional 1911 grip angle unlike the glock. I also hear rumors that the new Bond movie is adding the PX4 and dropping the PPK Walther. Everyone is gonig to want one then, so get yours early.