Beretta thread

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If you're referring to the slide breakage where the slide was flying off that was due to the US using extremely high pressure ammo for tens (maybe hundreds) of thousands of rounds. The FS was designed so even if you hit that failure point the slide cant fly off and injure you. Its a nonissue

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>serpa

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So it's basically the Zune of poly frames- functional, but late to the party.
I might get one just to be a special little faggot at the range.

>Dabs on glockfags

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You won’t regret it, they for for wicked cheap used

I'm thinking about trading in my Px4 full size for the Centurion. I just want to get my hands on one first.

Wait what the fuck is wrong with serpas? I literally ordered one a couple hours ago.

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Model 92s
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Model 21a

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Have fun shooting yourself in the leg.

Based boomer

My piccolo stronzo

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I watched a vid about this, seems like you'd have to have some serious parkinsons to hit the trigger drawing from it. Getting it mostly to open carry when I'm out in the woods, not going to be daily carrying/conceal carrying for self defense (and it's going to likely be Condition 3). Decided that the function of it being extremely retained was more of a feature then it possibly being slightly clunky to un-holster. Worst case I'll just remove the retention system, but I'll have to experiment with it first.

One of the videos that serpa released showing how safe the holsters are had one of the employees almost pulling the trigger by accident as he drew.

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Check out what happens at 2:25.

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I've got a fullsize PX4. Swapped out the safety for a low profile decocker only and dropped one of those lighter hammer springs. Not bad for a $400 pistol. If I play Inception music while handling mine, I turn into Leonardo DiCaprio. Guess that's a positive.

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I could definitely see this happening in a high stress situation, with a gun in condition 1. But like said, it's really just for securely carrying it when I'm out in the forest shooting. If I ever decide to get my conceal carry permit I'll get something inside the waistband. Regardless it's going to be better than my current solution of chucking it in my coat pocket with an empty chamber

It's not, bru.

Saving for the surplus .380 ones they got now. Might consider new grips for the 92s. Even though the surplus ones are in good shape

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I own one. Have around 1500 rounds through it the only failure on it was due to ammo so the gun itself has worked flawlessly. Most people online report the same. Its the only 9mm pistol I own so I can't compare it to anything else but I enjoy it.

*laughs in Perfection*

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sportsmansguide.com/product/index/beretta-92d-dao-semi-automatic-9mm-49-barrel-151-rounds-used-police-trade-in?a=2187068
Is this a good deal, haven’t heard a lot about these?

PX4s are great guns and have good support from Beretta and Langdon. They're also pretty easy to work on if you want to switch to Beretta's low-pro G conversion (you should).

Not much reason to get a Cougar.

You might be thinking of Steyr Handguns