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  • tsoiky
    Senior Member
    • May 2013
    • 852

    Beretta M9A3

    Saw an online site starts preordering the M9A3.

    Since the M9A3 is easy to convert from FS to G mode, wondering if there will be kit available to convert my Vertec Inox.

    May be buying a m9a3 slide??

    Thought?


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    pterrell
    CGN/CGSSA Contributor
    • Aug 2013
    • 3576

    Honestly, I think the M9A3 is basically a painted M9A1 with minimal improvement on features or functionality. I just don't see the value in paying for an A3 slide (if you can find one in the next two years) over buying a G slide.
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    • #3
      JackRydden224
      Calguns Addict
      • Aug 2011
      • 7226

      Originally posted by pterrell
      Honestly, I think the M9A3 is basically a painted M9A1 with minimal improvement on features or functionality. I just don't see the value in paying for an A3 slide (if you can find one in the next two years) over buying a G slide.
      It's more like a Vertec with a different paint job, night sights, G conversion and checkering. We can actually get pretty close with an on roster Vertec without playing ridiculous prices (assuming someone does an intra-family transfer to flip). I plan on getting work done on my Vertec and by the time I'm done I won't be missing out on the M9A3.

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        gsparesa
        Senior Member
        • Nov 2008
        • 918

        If it doesn't get adopted by the US military, how can it be called the M9A3? Where is the "M" in M9A3. I have a Colt M1911A1 because it was a military issued sidearm. Part of the lure about the M9 and M9A1 is that it is was adopted by the US military. Why pay more hard $ for a tan-green painted 92FS that is a wannabe?

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        • #5
          JackRydden224
          Calguns Addict
          • Aug 2011
          • 7226

          Originally posted by gsparesa
          If it doesn't get adopted by the US military, how can it be called the M9A3? Where is the "M" in M9A3. I have a Colt M1911A1 because it was a military issued sidearm. Part of the lure about the M9 and M9A1 is that it is was adopted by the US military. Why pay more hard $ for a tan-green painted 92FS that is a wannabe?
          Because it's America and you get to name it whatever you want? It might be common practice to attach the letter "M" in front of a firearm to indicate the military adopted but there is certainly no law about it. The rest of your post is just your opinion. Many Beretta owners would welcome the G setup, Vertec frame and factory night sights but wouldn't give a damn what the military uses.

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