Beretta Model 92S Pistols in 9mm Para. 125mm Barrel. Overall very good + condition. Only $569.00 each
https://www.tradeexcanada.com/conten...stols-9mm-para
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Beretta Model 92S Pistols in 9mm Para. 125mm Barrel. Overall very good + condition. Only $569.00 each
https://www.tradeexcanada.com/conten...stols-9mm-para
nice pistols Anthony!
Para or parabellum
The name Parabellum is derived from the Latin: Si vis pacem, para bellum ("If you seek peace, prepare for war"), which was the motto of DWM.
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Oh jeebus, give me the strength! A 92 is on my "list", hmmm. I guess I have to start picking up pop cans.
I'll ask the questions everyone wants to know... how many magazines and what are their availability? I have a 92FS with a bunch of mags and I know the mag release is different, probably making those magazines not usable in a 92S.
They do look in very good shape if that picture is a good indication of the lot.
What's the difference between S and FS model?
... And because of the wording, they sound used; please clarify
The S is a heel mag release, the FS has a release like a 1911.
Keeping it real on the range since before there was a CGN.
FYI these have the European style mag release in case anyone didn't notice. IMO you would be better off getting the Girsan if you want a modern mag release.
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Good price for a great pistol had my 92fs for 10 years and it's Lazer accurate and on my will never sell list
92S mags have a mag catch near the baseplate. Some older Taurus mags have this, and it can be fairly easy to do with modern M9 mags.
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