Beretta 92FS Inox Pistol
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Ghost? Around 1990?
Lucky Gunner put up this infographic
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Evolution of the Beretta 92 - Lucky Gunner Lounge
A look at how the Beretta 92 pistol has evolved since its birth and what it offers to shooters today as a self-defense option.
www.luckygunner.com
Darqhelmet
You had one job, one.
Ghosts are such a good looking 92.
Ghost? Around 1990?
Lucky Gunner put up this infographic
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infographic credit
Evolution of the Beretta 92 - Lucky Gunner Lounge
A look at how the Beretta 92 pistol has evolved since its birth and what it offers to shooters today as a self-defense option.www.luckygunner.com
That graphic should include the Walther P38/P1, which Beretta stole many of its features/design for the 92...
This?
If I squint really, really hard, I may be able see what you are talking about; but it doesn't come anywhere near as close to the 92 as the Walther!
Walther took the open slide from beretta, beretta took the locking block from wather
The slide mounted decocker looks similar, but functions differently, the walther physically locks the firing pin while the beretta has a separate plunger that gets rotated off axis.
Lonesome Dove
A man of vision but with no mission.
Has no one told you Glock is the only way to go? All else is just a copy
And where’d they steal anything good on any pistol?
The 1911. 45ACP. Gawds gun in Gawds caliber.
I carried one for six months in the desert.
I carried one for three months in the jungle.
I carried one for five months in Africa.
And I feared no man. I feared nothing.
Wait… That was a Browning High Power 9mm.
But still, I feared no man.
seeker_two
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I have a Girsan clone of the Beretta M9A1. It's a great shooter. Only issue I have is when I shoot 100+ rounds in a short time & heat up the barrel. It will fail to extract, causing significant jams. When I let it cool, it functions properly again. I thought it was the extractor at first, replacing it with a Wilson Combat one. But, I think it's the metallurgy of the barrel. As good as it shoots, I can stand it as a range gun. It might work for SD, since I doubt I'll need more than 100 rounds in an incident.
Then again, I'm really interested in the Tisas Aviator 9mm.....
Then again, I'm really interested in the Tisas Aviator 9mm.....
Nice chart, please let me know where you saw the original.Ghost? Around 1990?
Lucky Gunner put up this infographic
View attachment 426323
infographic credit
Evolution of the Beretta 92 - Lucky Gunner Lounge
A look at how the Beretta 92 pistol has evolved since its birth and what it offers to shooters today as a self-defense option.www.luckygunner.com
Well, I have never owned a Beretta pistol in the Inox finish but I have owned several 92 series Berettas. I currently own a Beretta 92SB pistol, two (2) Beretta 92FS pistols and two Beretta 92FS Compact L Type M pistols. I cannot imagine that the 92FS Inox differs from the regular 92FS pistols except for the finish metal. So, allow me to say, I highly recommend the 92FS as a very finely made and quite accurate pistol. I shoot better with the 92FS than with any other 9mm semi-auto pistol that I have ever shot and let me add I am no slouch when it comes to pistol marksmanship having attained n Distinguished Marksman certification at least a few times in the past while shooting these pistols. I have encountered very few failures such as failures to feed, extract or eject even at least once when the 92FS I was shooting had not been cleaned for over 1K rounds. I find the biggest fault with the fact that the slide can be removed way to easily by an adversary who grabs the pistol. Beretta could have very easily fixed that issue but to tell the truth I have rarely seen anyone else even mention that such is possible. All in all, I like them very much, I carried one and had another as a back-up, for years, while a special agent with the now defunct U.S. Customs Service Office of Investigations. I currently carry a Glock 26 but only because of size & weight being an issue now that I am approaching 70 and have severe lower back and hip Arthur I. Tis. I honestly consider the Beretta 92FS to be my favorite 9mm pistols and as the best 9mm pistols I have ever carried. I am sure others' opinions of the 92FS will vary but that is mine.
Evolution of the Beretta 92 - Lucky Gunner Lounge
A look at how the Beretta 92 pistol has evolved since its birth and what it offers to shooters today as a self-defense option.
www.luckygunner.com
Thank you! I think that the accompanying article with that chart will be an interesting article to read.Evolution of the Beretta 92 - Lucky Gunner Lounge
A look at how the Beretta 92 pistol has evolved since its birth and what it offers to shooters today as a self-defense option.www.luckygunner.com
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