A nonworking solid replica of the Beretta 92 series is now offered as a full-size 3D-printable file that users can resize in slicing software for figures or costumes.

The files follow the 92SB and add a matching 92F version that became the U.S. military’s standard sidearm in 1985, plus a special edition noting Beretta’s 500th year in 2026 after 16 generations of family ownership. The pistol first appeared in 1975 and later entered service with many armed forces and police agencies.

The designer built the parts in Solidworks from public drawings, photographs, and measurements of a personal 92SB, and has posted similar files for other pistols and cartridges.