Beretta 92fs ?

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Hey guys I am trying to do my home work and I need some help . What is the difference between the Beretta 92fs Inox made in U.S.A. and the Italian 92fs ? witch one is better ?
 
Hot chicks are far more likely to come to you at the range and ask if they can hold your gun and see how it shoots with the Italian version.
 
Internally/ function wise, they are the same. If you need/ want the stainless finish, do the inox; otherwise save yourself about $100 and get the Italian 92fs in the black finish. $700 from del selins, a sponsor.
 
All cosmetic difference between a USA and Italian 92 Inox. US has different grips, hex grip screws, black trigger, hammer, safety, mag release and take apart pin vs stainless steel parts on a Italian made one.
 
TJspeller said:
Hot chicks are far more likely to come to you at the range and ask if they can hold your gun and see how it shoots with the Italian version.
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OMFG... normally I like to stir the pot sit back and see what flies out but this ... ahhh I take my hat off to you, that was damn funny!
Thanks for that.
BTW you owe me one KB or at the very least a new coffee and some kleenex....LOL
 
trev82 said:
who is del selins ?
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Del Selins is one of the coolest little gun stores I have ever seen located in Vernon BC. He doesn't have a link up top but you see his ads in the EE all the time in just about every category. Stop by say hi and look around (and up) if you ever find yourself in Vernon it's well worth the time. FYI his prices and stock are pretty good to.

Taz
 
The italian one will run really well, but only on Sundays. The American will run kinda OK most of the week and die on you 1 day after the warranty expires ;) ;)

Actually, while we're on the subject of 92s, are there any significant difference between the 92 and the 92 Elite II as far as internals go? I know about the heavier slide and no safety, but just windering about the other internal bits. TIA
 
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