The finest Beretta 92 of all time?

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a 1911 smith in Sevierville, TN if I recall. I bought the gun already converted. Sorry to confuse things in bac1023's thread

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bac1023, would you do a post about your Pardini GT9 please?

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bac1023, would you do a post about your Pardini GT9 please?

Sure thing

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I shouldn’t have read this thread. Now I miss the 92F I used to have a long time ago.

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What a beautiful gun and one I wasn't even aware of. Thanks for sharing.

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So unfortunate they engrave the magazine warning on the slide.

The danger of baobabs is so little recognized.

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So unfortunate they engrave the magazine warning on the slide.

Sure is

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I handled the Wilson Combat brigadier today. Very nice. But NOT $1400+ nice.

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