Let's talk Beretta!

[Osobuco]

Hi All

Recently I see lotsa talk about keltec, glock, hk, taurus, SA, sig, etc etc and thought it was time to yack a bit about what i consider to be some of the best autos for the $ available. I own a stable of fine Italian phillies, 92FS, 96FS Inox, 3032 Tomcat INOX, 950BS .25 nickel, PX4 storm .40; 70S 380, 84F 380 in nickel and 84FS blue and I still want more! They all shoot great and never a malfunction.

So - sound off - whatcha think?

 

[LockStocksAndBarrel]

I've been thinking about the PX4 for awhile. Probably time to start looking. Father's day is coming up...

 

[gunman41mag]

I have three BERETTA, a black 92FS, 92FS INOX, & 950 25acp I've never had a jammed, the only things I don't like about my 92FS is that it doesn't have a frame mounted safety

 

[ATF Consumer]

I really like my M9...I just need to be more accurate with it.
I hate to say it, but I am far more accurate with my Ruger LCP...little dinky thing in my hand than I am with my M9. I need way more range time to get where I feel fully comfortable with it.

 

[ltb1]

would love to have the 92 FS or PX 4,both I think are sweet looking guns!!!!

 

[garyindiane]

Love my 92G Indiana State Police Model
Not one single faliure of any kind
There is not a whole bunch of beretta love on the interweb.
No one says anything bad about them, its just no one says anything about them.

Oh Yeah

-Gary

 

[Osobuco]

There is not a whole bunch of beretta love on the interweb.
No one says anything bad about them, its just no one says anything about them.

That's what I noticed. I don;t understand why - is it just that it is common knowledge that Beretta is so awesome that folks are in awe and sort of speechless

 

[ATF Consumer]

 

[Lock n Load]

My Beretta 92G is still one of my favorites, I picked it up while working at Bradis back in 1991.... the trijicons still glow (about half life or less..). It has always been 100% reliable, nothing has ever been replaced due to failure.

 

[00BlasterResto]

My 92fs was the first gun I bought and still my favorite. Rarely talked about or even carryed anymore, but never misses a trip to the range. At around 4000 Rnds it shoots like a new gun. I was jokeing around with a freind that I shoot with alot the other day, I told him if he ever saw me pull out that beretta he mite aswell just tuck his head and stay down. He agreed.

 

[Bshaw]

Beretta

I had a 96 in 40 cal traded it , liked the gun no problems at all, just a little to much recoil for me, Wife has a 22 Bobcat Inox beautiful gun ( I think thats why she bought it) only 2 we have ever owned. I would like to get a 92 in 9mm someday.

 

[Osobuco]

Ooooo - I love those grips

 

[Osobuco]

My girls:

 

[03A3]

I don't have a centerfire Beretta, but several of us around here have the little Model 21A pocket-rockets.
They are very reliable as long as certain brands/types of bulk pack .22 ammo are avoided.
The lack of an extractor is somewhat disconcerting, but they work.

 

[Obiward]

I had a double stack Cheetah for a number of years. It was the first pistol that I bought, but I never cared for the .380 cartridge. It ran perfectly for 1000s of rounds while I had it, but I traded it for a USP 45. There was absolutely nothing bad about it, but it wasn't what I needed and didn't fit my hand very well.

 

[gunman41mag]

I want one of those old 92 with a frame mounted safety

 

[guns_up]

I have a 20th Anniversary Beretta M9/92FS that shoots great and has beautiful wood grips. Love it, wouldn't trade it.

 

[fastwally]

I love both of my PX4's, standard and sub compact.

 

[db1959]

<--------Pic of my 92FS

Love it. No problems whatsoever.

 

[curraheeguns]

One of my favorite, but I need to put some adjustable sights on it. The POI has change since I put some contraption on it!