Some Beretta M9.92FS questions.

Donnie said:
I was hung up on the straight cover. Once I had the Italian one in hand I really didn't care for the straight cover. Frankly I think the slant is more representative of Italian design and follows the curves of the rest of the gun.

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WOW that stainless italian Pietro is FLAWLESSLY Beautuful....WOW:eek:
 
Well I finally tracked down a dealer who stocks the M9, Wolverine Supply has them for around $850. its a little more then some of the other dealers, but I would be willing to pay it for the M9.

Now I have a decision to make. I want the M9 because I prefer the looks, but the Italian 92FS has the "original" aspect to it.

Are their any quality differences that would help me make up my mind? I know Beretta and Beretta USA are both excellent manufacturers, but really I am just looking for something to sway my decision lol.
 
Get the USA made M9, it would be the right one to get for the M9 designation, I do not believe the Italian plant makes any M9s after they set up the factory in Maryland.

As for differences in quality, I do not have both, but I heard they are on par. However the newer ones come with plastic triggers and guide rods I was told?
 
twyeh said:
Get the USA made M9, it would be the right one to get for the M9 designation, I do not believe the Italian plant makes any M9s after they set up the factory in Maryland.

As for differences in quality, I do not have both, but I heard they are on par. However the newer ones come with plastic triggers and guide rods I was told?
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Guide rods yes, triggers no.
 
Could be a black vs. inox feature. I don't have a black one to compare, but the trigger on the new inox' are indeed metal.
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Well mine was Inox as well. was yours metal but black? or do you have one of the older all (accents) inox guns?
 
To hell with it, I will just get both:D. I figure I will get the M9 first, then wait for the 92FS to come on sale.

But I believe that the 92FS style pistols come in phases. For a while all the dealers will have M9's, then 92FS, then M9's again. So I will see what happens around June.

I am enjoying the pics, but it makes me angry that I don't have enough cash to get one NOW:p.
 
my buddy just bought a 92 fs made in italy, its sweet shoots excellent, and funny story, u no the differences better then i do, but it is a 92fs and in the canadian fire arms registry its called the m9, i thought they were identical, but interesting, good choice, i sold him his for $849.99
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LeeEnfieldNo.4_mk1 said:
I decided that in a few months when I start work the first firearm I will buy in 2010 will be a Beretta M9. Problem is that all the dealers I asked only stock the 92FS style. I know they are identical internally but I prefer the look of the straight dust cover on the M9.

Also, just in case I can't find one, my second choice is an Italian made 92FS. Does anyone have Pictures on the new Italian made ones? The pics I have seen look a little odd with the slanted cover and I would like some more views to help me judge.

Thanks.
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brenden1669 said:
my buddy just bought a 92 fs made in italy, its sweet shoots excellent, and funny story, u no the differences better then i do, but it is a 92fs and in the canadian fire arms registry its called the m9, i thought they were identical, but interesting, good choice, i sold him his for $849.99
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That is incorrect, a 92FS is listed as exactly what it is, a 92FS - not an M9.

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If I misunderstood your terrible grammar, please correct me.
 
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