Lets see those Berettas

[shipwreck]

I like how that turned out! Being new to guns, I was considering an M9A1, but thought it was just a little too large for my hands. I had no idea that a compact model existed! Definitely going to have to check that out.

Here is an older picture of two compacts (with no rail) that I used to have. You can see the size comparison next to fullsize model:

 

[sidebite252]

My PX4 9 with Talon grips. I enjoy shooting this piece more than any in my inventory. Over a thousand rounds and not a single malfunction with the pistol using a variety of ammo. Very reliable and just a pleasure to shoot. It's also my wife's favorite - She shot my XD-S 45 one round and said "I'm done". lol. Love our Beretta.

 

[Patch]

My first handgun was a Beretta. I got rid of it and kicked myself. I have had a few replacements since then.

 

[Charlie]

I would kick myself also. Those are really nice guns!

 

[CrazedJava]

Love that Inox finish, too bad I am too much of a cheap ass to get one like that myself

 

[shipwreck]

New pic of my compact with the X grip on it:

 

[Savage20]

So much for Compact

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[shipwreck]

So much for Compact

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I only use it for the range. I have a ton of fullsize Beretta mags. Compact mags are like $45 each. The gun came with 3 - I'm not buying anymore. I got the Xgrip to use with my fullsize mags to have more range mags...

 

[fishingsetx]

My 92fs

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[shipwreck]

Very nice!

 

[Maverick44]

Mine's been used a little. It still runs pretty good, and is surprisingly accurate for a gun with such small sights.

Beretta Model 1935 - 32 ACP

 

[OIF2]

Issue M9. This one, loaned out to the USAR service pistol team, has had in excess of 20,000 rds of ball through it without a breakdown or malfunction.
Bob

 

[diesel1959]

Just picked up an old Beretta 76 and an old Beretta 74 (with the 6" barrel and the rear adjustable sight mounted not to the slide but to the top rear of the barrel--near the breech) to go along with my bunch of Berettas (see post #119). I won't actually have them for a couple weeks, but I'm sure looking forward to having them.

 

[shipwreck]

Just picked up an old Beretta 76 and an old Beretta 74 (with the 6" barrel and the rear adjustable sight mounted not to the slide but to the top rear of the barrel--near the breech) to go along with my bunch of Berettas (see post #119). I won't actually have them for a couple weeks, but I'm sure looking forward to having them.

Very cool

 

[shipwreck]

Picked up another Beretta yesterday

I still need an Elite II hammer and those special grips from WAL (a guy at the Beretta Forum that installs medallions in the grip panels)... But, it does have a D spring. And, I removed that Italian roll pin and put in the USA style lanyard loop pin

Just a super quick photo from my phone:

 

[deemus]

Mine's been used a little. It still runs pretty good, and is surprisingly accurate for a gun with such small sights.

Beretta Model 1935 - 32 ACP

Nice piece. I have a 32 Tomcat in Stainless. The empty popping out the top took some getting used to.