Beretta offers it on the 92A1 9mm also, the 92A1/96A1 just came out last year.nice little collection. that rail looks pretty cool.. 1st time I've seen one.
Nice piece...what is the loop at the bottom of the grip used for? A necklace? :evil:
Beretta's are nice. Went out to buy one once. Then I picked up a CZ75 SP-01 and liked it better.
Maybe someday I'll end up with a Beretta.
Maybe the Government will sell off all theirs (M-9's) and I'll be able to buy one cheap.
I tell you what. but for me, the CZ was a better overall fit.
Pure Bullshit, Don't believe the movies, if somebody gets that close to your weapon, you have already failed :thefinger:Does anyone know if Beretta has fixed the "easy removal of the slide" problem that was all the talk in years past?
Pure Bullshit, Don't believe the movies, if somebody gets that close to your weapon, you have already failed :thefinger:
Pure Bullshit and Urban Legend, I think I saw it done by Vin Diesel in xXx and Jet Li in a Lethal Weapon movie? And nothing has changed in subsequent models, unless your referring to the early slide fractures that where first reported by Navy SEAL's after 30,000 rounds? That issue was dealt with in the April of 1988 when slide production was moved to the USA. The early Italian slides contained Tellurium that aided the machining process but made the slides brittle. Or the Beretta engineering change that incorporated an over sized hammer pin with an over sized head which fitted into a groove machined into the slide. Should the slide separate, this would prevent it coming back into the face of the shooter.Although I agree that anyone getting close enough to remove your Slide has not been dealt with accordingly, the problem was real and has been corrected in subsequent models.