Let's see some Beretta 92/M9 eye candy....

November 03, 2017, 09:35 PM

pair of 92 Combats

a Billennium and my first frankensafety gun (92 Steel-I upper over a 96 Stock Competition lower w/ e-nickel finish...my favorite shooter)

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November 03, 2017, 11:42 PM

soggy_spinout

Boy PGT, after all of that eye candy I think my play big or go home card just got ripped to shreds.

I've got three, but no pics of my 92A1 stored on my current host site.

November 04, 2017, 02:46 PM

12131

quote:
Originally posted by PGT:
pair of 92 Combats

These are the sexiest Berettas to my eyes. Incredible.

The one on the right appears to have shorter reach trigger, or is it just the angle?

Or, the left one is DA/DA, and the right one SAO?

November 04, 2017, 08:42 PM

PGT

They're both SAO but the example on the right is adjusbe for pre and over travel. Despite being the same model, there's nine years between them and less than 50 made and were made to order for competition shooters

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November 04, 2017, 09:52 PM

bionic218

Gorgeous, PGT. Nice stuff.

92FS Inox and 84FS I used to have

92FS I currently have

ETA: On closer inspection, the second picture may actually be a M9 I used to own, rather than my current FS.

Yep, that was my M9. Here's a more recent one of my current WC worked 92FS.

November 04, 2017, 10:06 PM

bald1

Nice thread and picture posts. I honestly didn't know there was a version with a frame mounted safety allowing cocked 'n locked carry. Way back in the day I opted for a Taurus PT99AF because it had a frame safety and Beretta didn't. I've moved on to other pistols for my routine use but had these models been available back in 1986 I would have bought Beretta vice Taurus. As an aside the Taurus proved solid and reliable over the years save a loose rear adjustable sight. Never had a barrel locking block problem.

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November 11, 2017, 10:30 AM

patw

I only have a standard 92fs but like I said before, it will be the last pistol I ever sell,(and only if I had to). I love those Combats and the Steel.

November 11, 2017, 01:09 PM

sprg03-A3

quote:
Originally posted by Chowser:

That is some eye candy for me. Been waiting for a Centurion release.

The new Wilson Combat/Beretta Centurian looks really intriguing to me. I bought a Brig Tac with the action tune and mag guide and absolutely love it!

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November 11, 2017, 09:01 PM

Lord Vaalic

quote:
Originally posted by Chowser:

That is some eye candy for me. Been waiting for a Centurion release.

Is that a new product? Love my WC Brig Tac

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November 11, 2017, 09:56 PM

SevenPlusOne

quote:
Originally posted by Chowser:

That is some eye candy for me. Been waiting for a Centurion release.

Oh god please yes.

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November 11, 2017, 10:53 PM

Lt CHEG

Looks like I'll be adding another Beretta to the stable. My brigadier tactical is amongst my favorite firearms. I like it enough that I almost bought a second one just to have. This new model is a no brained for me. I've come to really love the Beretta 92.

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