Description
Some pistols are built to disappear into a range bag. This is not one of them. The Girsan Regard Liberador II is a full-size 92-pattern 9mm wearing a mirror-polished chrome finish, gold PVD small parts, and pearl-style grips engraved with the Mexican Coat of Arms. Pull it out at the range and people will wander over to ask about it. But the flash is riding on a platform with real substance behind it, because the Regard series has built a solid reputation for smooth triggers, clean machining, and dependable function at a price that leaves room in the budget for ammo.
What Makes the Liberador II Different
Beyond the finish work, the Liberador II picks up a handful of practical upgrades over the standard Regard. You get a skeletonized 3-hole trigger, an extended beavertail, a flared magazine well for faster reloads, and a low-profile drift-adjustable rear sight paired with a fixed front. The frame carries a Picatinny accessory rail up front for a light or laser, and the ambidextrous slide-mounted safety doubles as a decocker, so lefties are covered and everyone gets that familiar 92-style manual of arms. Girsan even ships the manual and hang tag in both English and Spanish.
Regard Liberador II Range Performance
At 4.9 inches of barrel, 8.6 inches overall, and right around 2.15 pounds, this pistol has the sight radius and heft that make full-size 9mms so pleasant to shoot. Recoil stays soft, follow-up shots come quick, and the DA/SA trigger breaks the way a 92-family gun should. The 18+1 capacity means fewer trips to the loading bench, and since it feeds from standard 92-pattern magazines, spares are easy to come by.
Who the Girsan Liberador II Is For
This one suits the shooter who wants a reliable, high-capacity range gun with genuine character. Whether it becomes your regular range companion, a conversation piece in the safe, or a gift for someone who appreciates the heritage behind the engraving, the Liberador II delivers looks and function in equal measure.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: European American Armory / Girsan
- Model: Regard MC Liberador II
- MPN: 391089
- UPC: 741566907197
- Caliber: 9mm Luger
- Action: DA/SA Semi-Auto
- Capacity: 18+1 Rounds
- Barrel Length: 4.9"
- Overall Length: 8.6"
- Weight: 2.15 lbs
- Finish: Polished Chrome with Gold PVD Small Parts
- Grips: Pearl-Style with Engraved Mexican Coat of Arms
- Sights: Drift-Adjustable Rear, Fixed Front
- Safety: Ambidextrous Slide-Mounted Safety/Decocker
- Trigger: Skeletonized 3-Hole
- Rail: Picatinny Accessory Rail
What’s Included
- Girsan Regard Liberador II 9mm pistol
- One 18-round magazine
- Owner's manual and hang tag in English and Spanish
- Manufacturer's box
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Girsan Regard Liberador II take Beretta 92 magazines?
Yes. The Regard is built on the 92 pattern, so standard Beretta 92-style magazines fit and function in it. That makes finding spare and higher-capacity mags simple and affordable, which is a big plus for a range gun that eats a lot of ammo.
Is the Liberador II single action or double action?
It runs a traditional DA/SA action just like the Beretta 92 family it is patterned after. The first pull can be fired double action, with every shot after that breaking in a lighter single action. The slide-mounted ambidextrous lever works as both a safety and a decocker.
What grips come on the Regard Liberador II?
This model ships with pearl-style grips engraved with the Mexican Coat of Arms, which pair up with the polished chrome finish and gold small parts for a distinctive look. If you ever want to change things up, the Regard accepts 92-pattern grip panels, so aftermarket options are plentiful.
Is the Girsan Liberador II a good range and competition pistol?
It is a strong pick for both. The full-size frame, 4.9 inch barrel, and roughly 2.15 pound weight soak up 9mm recoil nicely, and the 18+1 capacity keeps you shooting longer between reloads. Upgrades like the flared magazine well, extended beavertail, and skeletonized trigger are the kind of features competition-minded folks appreciate.




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