Price guide · Updated 14 Nov 2026
Beretta Air Pistol Price in India — Every Model, Licence Rules and the Patani Reel
Searching for a Beretta air gun after the Patani reel? Here is every genuine Beretta CO₂ pistol on sale in India with its real price, what the law says, and what the cheap “Beretta” listings actually are — from an Indian airgun manufacturer.
Updated 14 November 2026 · 8 min read · Camstar Sports, Lucknow
Quick answer
A genuine Beretta air pistol in India is an imported Umarex CO₂ replica costing ₹29,900–₹74,999: Elite II ₹29,900, Px4 Storm ~₹52,000, 92 FS ~₹69,195, M92 A1 ~₹73,000, M9A3 ~₹74,999. At .177 calibre and under 20 joules it needs no licence. Any “Beretta air gun” under ₹10,000 is a toy. The real Beretta 9 mm firearm has no civilian price — it is prohibited bore. The cheapest Indian-made CO₂ pistol, the Camstar Star RX Gen 3, is ₹25,000.
Why everyone is searching “Beretta” this week
In November 2026 a Patani reel featuring a Beretta pistol did the rounds on Instagram, and Indian searches for khushboo patani beretta, disha patani gun, beretta air gun price in india and beretta co2 pistol followed. It is the second time in two months: in late September, former Army officer Khushboo Patani — actor Disha Patani’s elder sister — posted a widely reported women’s-safety video with an Umarex Glock 17 Gen 4 CO₂ air pistol (our explainer on that video).
We have not been able to confirm the exact Beretta model in the new reel. If it is an air pistol, it is one of the Umarex-made replicas in the table below. If it is a real Beretta firearm, skip to what a real Beretta costs in India — the answer is very different. For the full rundown of both Patani videos, see Khushboo Patani gun name and price.
Beretta air pistol price list in India (in stock, Nov 2026)
Listed retail prices at named Indian airgun dealers. Beretta does not make air guns itself — every licensed Beretta air pistol is built by Umarex of Germany under licence.
| Model | Type | Ammo | Energy (seller) | Price in India | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beretta Elite II (Umarex) | Semi-auto pistol, imported | .177 steel BB | under 3 J | ₹29,900 | 5 Nov 2026 |
| Beretta Px4 Storm (Umarex) | Semi-auto pistol, imported | .177 BB | not published | ₹52,000 | 17 Sep 2026 |
| Beretta 92 FS nickel (Umarex) | Semi-auto pistol, imported | .177 pellet | under 4 J | ₹69,195 | 5 Nov 2026 |
| Beretta M92 A1 (Umarex) | Semi-auto pistol, blowback, imported | .177 steel BB | not published | ₹73,000 | 17 Sep 2026 |
| Beretta M9A3 Desert (Umarex) | Semi-auto pistol, blowback, imported | .177 steel BB | not published | ₹74,999 | 17 Sep 2026 |
| Aerosoft X1 (Beretta 84FS style) | Semi-auto, made in India | .177 BB, smooth-bore | not published | ₹36,000 – ₹39,499 | 28 Oct 2026 |
| Camstar Star RX Gen 3 | Semi-auto, full metal, made in India | .177 lead pellet, rifled | under 5 J | ₹25,000 delivered | live price |
Imported prices move with stock and the rupee, and none of the imports carries an Indian warranty. The full CO₂ market — Glock, Colt, Walther, Smith & Wesson and more — is on our CO₂ pistol price list.
Each Beretta air pistol, in one paragraph
Beretta M92 A1 and M9A3 — the “movie” Berettas
Full-metal, blowback replicas of the 92-series service pistol: the slide cycles on every shot, the CO₂ cylinder and BBs sit in the drop-out magazine, and the M92 A1 has a select-fire switch. They are the closest an Indian civilian can legally get to the look and feel of a Beretta 92 — which is why they cost ₹73,000–₹74,999. Steel BBs only.
Beretta 92 FS (pellet)
The older, non-blowback 92 FS fires .177 lead pellets from a rotary magazine — more accurate and safer indoors than BBs. About ₹69,195.
Beretta Px4 Storm
Polymer-frame modern Beretta with an 8-shot rotary magazine, listed by its Indian importer as a .177 BB pistol. About ₹52,000.
Beretta Elite II
A plain, non-blowback BB pistol with Beretta 92 lines — the cheapest genuine Beretta at ₹29,900.
Beretta 84FS
The compact “Cheetah” blowback BB pistol. Umarex 84FS stock in India is patchy; the Indian-made Aerosoft X1 copies its look for ₹36,000–39,499.
“Beretta air gun under ₹5,000” — what you are actually buying
Not a real air gun
Google now suggests “beretta air gun under 5000 flipkart” and “beretta toy gun price”. Those listings are toy soft-bullet pistols, gel blasters, gun-shaped lighters and 6 mm airsoft springers. They carry no Beretta or Umarex licence and do not fire .177 pellets or BBs. No genuine CO₂ air pistol of any brand sells for under about ₹25,000 in India. We checked Flipkart and Amazon in detail: CO₂ pistol on Amazon or Flipkart?
Real Beretta pistol price in India — firearm vs air gun
Many searches mix the two up (“beretta pistol price in india with licence”, “beretta 9mm price”). They are entirely different purchases:
| Beretta firearm | Beretta / CO₂ air pistol | |
|---|---|---|
| Calibre | 9 mm, .32, .380, .22 | .177 (4.5 mm) |
| Energy | ~300–500 J | a few joules (under 20 J) |
| Licence | Arms licence; 9×19 mm is prohibited bore for civilians | Not required |
| Availability | Civilian imports heavily restricted; rare second-hand sales via licensed dealers | Airgun dealers, against photo ID |
| Price | 9 mm: no legal civilian price · other calibres: several lakh rupees second-hand | ₹29,900–₹74,999 (Umarex) · ₹25,000 (Star RX Gen 3) |
More: gun licence cost in India, why a 9 mm Glock has no civilian price, and gun prices in India.
Do you need a licence for a Beretta air pistol?
No licence at .177 and under 20 J
Every Umarex Beretta sold in India is .177 calibre and well under 20 joules, so under the Arms Rules 2016 it needs no arms licence, NOC or police registration. A licensed air-weapon dealer must record your photo ID and address, and sells only to adults. Detail: is a CO₂ gun legal in India and air gun laws in India.
No licence is not permission to brandish
A blowback Beretta replica is indistinguishable from a real 92 at a glance. Pointing or showing it to frighten someone can be criminal intimidation under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, and police will treat it as a real gun until proven otherwise. Keep it cased or holstered and out of sight, and never film it in public.
The Indian-made alternative: Star RX Gen 3 at ₹25,000
The Camstar Star RX Gen 3 is not a Beretta replica and does not carry Beretta branding or a blowback slide. What it offers instead is the same no-licence class of CO₂ pistol for well under half the price of an M92 A1: full-metal, semi-automatic, .177 lead pellets through a rifled barrel, about 400 fps (under 5 J), four 8-shot rotary magazines, two CO₂ cylinders, pellets, a holster and a hard case — and a 12-month manufacturer warranty serviced in Lucknow, which no imported Beretta has in India. It is the cheapest Indian-made CO₂ pistol on sale.
Compare it directly: Star RX Gen 3 vs Aerosoft X1 (Beretta 84FS style) · Star RX Gen 3 review · cheapest CO₂ air pistol in India.
Indian-made CO₂ pistol, ₹25,000 — no licence
Star RX Gen 3 · .177 CO₂ semi-auto · 4 × 8-shot magazines · holster + hard case · GST invoice · 12-month warranty
See Star RX Gen 3 →All CO₂ pistolsFrequently asked questions
What is the Beretta air gun price in India?
Genuine Beretta air pistols are imported Umarex replicas and cost ₹29,900 to ₹74,999 at Indian airgun dealers (checked 5 Nov 2026): Beretta Elite II ₹29,900, Px4 Storm about ₹52,000, 92 FS about ₹69,195, M92 A1 about ₹73,000, M9A3 about ₹74,999. The Indian-made Aerosoft X1, styled on the Beretta 84FS, is ₹36,000–39,499. The Camstar Star RX Gen 3, an Indian-made .177 CO₂ pistol, is ₹25,000.
Can I buy a Beretta air gun under ₹5,000 or ₹10,000?
Not a real one. A genuine CO₂ air pistol — Beretta or any other brand — starts at about ₹25,000 in India. "Beretta" listings under ₹5,000–₹10,000 on Amazon, Flipkart or Instagram are toy soft-bullet guns, gel blasters, gun-shaped lighters or spring airsoft toys. They do not fire .177 pellets or BBs and carry no Beretta or Umarex licence.
Do I need a licence for a Beretta air pistol in India?
No, if it is .177 calibre (4.5 mm) and under 20 joules — which every Umarex Beretta CO₂ pistol is. Under the Arms Rules 2016 these air guns are outside arms licensing. You still buy from a licensed air-weapon dealer, who records your photo ID and address, and only adults may buy. A real Beretta firearm is a different matter: it needs an arms licence, and 9 mm models are prohibited bore for civilians.
Which Beretta was in the Khushboo Patani / Disha Patani reel?
Camstar has not been able to confirm the exact model from the reel. If it was a CO₂ air pistol, it will be one of the Umarex-made Beretta replicas listed on this page — the M92 A1 and M9A3 are the blowback models that look and cycle most like the real 92-series pistol. Khushboo Patani’s earlier, widely reported September 2026 video showed a different pistol: the Umarex Glock 17 Gen 4.
What is the real Beretta 9mm pistol price in India?
There is no legal civilian price. 9×19 mm is a prohibited bore in India, so a civilian cannot be licensed for a Beretta 92 or M9 in 9 mm. Beretta models in non-prohibited calibres (.22, .32, .380) need an arms licence, and because civilian imports of firearms are heavily restricted, the few that exist change hands second-hand through licensed dealers at prices of several lakh rupees. A .177 air pistol needs no licence at all.
BB or pellet — which Beretta air pistol should I buy?
Most Umarex Berettas fire 4.5 mm steel BBs, which bounce off hard surfaces — a real risk indoors. The Beretta 92 FS fires lead pellets, which ricochet far less and are more accurate. For home practice, a pellet pistol is the safer choice; the Camstar Star RX Gen 3 also fires .177 lead pellets from a rifled barrel.
Is there an Indian-made Beretta-style air pistol?
Yes. The Aerosoft X1 (Kala Amb, Himachal Pradesh) is styled on the Beretta 84FS and sells for ₹36,000–39,499. The Camstar Star RX Gen 3 (Lucknow) is not a Beretta copy but is the cheapest Indian-made CO₂ pistol at ₹25,000, and the only CO₂ pistol in India sold with a 12-month manufacturer warranty.
Can an air pistol be used for self-defence?
Only as a deterrent and a training tool. A .177 CO₂ pistol produces a few joules — a 9 mm firearm produces about 500 — so it will not reliably stop a determined attacker. Pointing any realistic-looking pistol at someone can be criminal intimidation under the BNS. Keep it holstered and out of sight; call 112 and get away first.
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Camstar Sports has no association with Beretta, Umarex, Aerosoft, Khushboo Patani or Disha Patani. Beretta is a trademark of Fabbrica d’Armi Pietro Beretta S.p.A., used here only to identify products. Third-party prices are listed retail prices at Indian dealers on the dates shown and may change. Nothing here is legal advice. Air guns are not toys — store them locked and away from children.