Need help carrying them all? I’ll help but cannot be blamed if a few “accidentally fall out of my hands” never to be seen again.And not just the small ones, the big ones too, and odd ones.
Anyone else have the Beretta obsession?
I do need help, I bought a polartec fleece to go with all the Beretta Pistols I have ordered.
In just couple of months. I have purchased.
New in box 92FS, Made in Italy, 2017
3032 Tomcat
951 with the 1975/1976 only Alloy (M1951)
21A Bobcat Two Tone (Gun store had it listed as an INOX)
85BB Cheetah.
92F Compact
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I have a Chevy Beretta to carry them all in.Need help carrying them all? I’ll help but cannot be blamed if a few “accidentally fall out of my hands” never to be seen again.
Anyone a member of the beretta forum, I can't seem to register, message says registration is turned off?
I found a twin to the left left oneTrio of original 92. Upper left is one that I was told by Beretta was a demo that was used to show the Brazilians what they were going to produce. They were surprised that I had it!!! Upper right is BERBEN import model with full markings and export proofs. Lower is obviously the step-side version. Yes Beretta pistols could be very addictive! (Any discoloration is either lighting or too much grease.)View attachment 264705View attachment 264706
Thanks, i'd be interested to know why registration was turned off.Not sure how I missed this. I’m a member, I’ll try to remember to drop a message to an admin/mod about the registration being shut off. In the meantime, is there something else on there I can help with? Happy to do so!
Yeah. It’s a typical screw Beretta used back then. It’s on a lot of Beretta 1951 and 70 series guns.BigMoose, the B in the serial number usually indicates that the pistol was made in Brazil. Some people show that version with the left side grip panel removed, hiding the "Brazil" stamp.
Use care if removing the grip as the screws have a very narrow slot.
Pretty entertaining Beretta 1934 video
Nice reminds me of the one my grandfather brought homeBig Moose,
Thanks for posting this video. Here is the description of my Model 1934 in my firearms documentation:
Beretta Model 1934 380 Semi Auto Serial # Gxxxx3
This pistol was brought back from Europe at the conclusion of WWII by my father. It was manufactured in 1943 and was confiscated from a German officer.
Of course, I left out some of the numbers in the Serial and left out my father's name. The bluing is 100% and has always been kept in the military fold over leather holster. I'm sure I have put more rounds through it than my father did. What little bit of the story that I know is that Dad was an MP in Europe. Came home in 1945, so the pistol was less than 2 years old when he brought it home.