Beretta 92F

[gruntmedik]

I have the chance, depending on how quick this goes, to pick up a Made in Italy 92F (not 92FS), 2 factory mags, 5 non factory, Hogue grips in addition to the originals, about 300 rds various ammo, with reported less than 200 rds fired.

He is asking $500.

Deal, or no?

[SigFTW]

Looks like a good deal to me, new at my LGS is around $600 for gun and 2 mags only.

[Breadman03]

Figure $100/300 rounds makes the gun cost about $400. Sounds like a good deal to me.

[gumbee]

Do it!

[TSAX]

No tax, no transfer fees, no other fees, yes its a good deal if you like shooting the Beretta.







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[fnfalman]

Good deal.

[checkyoursix]

It's a good price for a gun in excellent conditions, congratulations.

[faawrenchbndr]

I'd jump on it,..........

[Foxtrotx1]

Before this question arises, No, there is no quality difference between Italian and American made 92's.

That being said....

http://i1192.photobucket.com/albums/aa328/Foxtrotx1/DSC_1519.jpg
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[ctfireman]

Do it! The 92/96 is one of my all time favorites. It would be one of the last to ever leave my collection.

[bac1023]

Nice deal indeed :cool:

I love the 92F.


http://i473.photobucket.com/albums/rr97/briancut1023/000_1928.jpg

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[.45Super-Man]

The 92/M9 is a class act and one of the greatest combat autos ever. Jump on it!

[bigchuck83]

good deal, go for it if you wind up not liking the gun you can easily get back what money you had in it

[bac1023]

The 92/M9 is a class act and one of the greatest combat autos ever.

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