Tariq

[metalcruncher]

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[morrcarr67]

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1970, 1971 and soon 1972 are C&R. And, no they are not on the roster.

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[superhondaz50]

Post pics if you find and aquire one.

[M76]

learned something new on CGN...again

[9Cal_OC]

The roster strikes again.

Thank CA for keeping you safe!

[SkyHawk]

Current bid $2400

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/952205017

[BrokerB]

Interesting, suprised Saddam face was not on it.

[SkyHawk]

Wow it sold for $4150

I'll just take a real Beretta 1951 for $450

[Killer Bee]

heard of these but never seen them listed before - interesting

sold for $4151.99 the next highest bidder bought the one below instead

Scarce Iraqi Tariq Pistol - 9mm Beretta 1951 Clone




this one sold for $4525 high bidder almost got the first one too

Ultra Rare Beretta Licensed Al-Qadisiyyah Iraq Tariq M1951 9MM Collector



if you can be satisfied with an ordinary old Italian surplus - here's 84 of them for $349 buy now

Beretta M1951 9mm 8 rd Model 1951 $349 buy now

[sealocan]

I don't think I could get used to the magazine release button being in that low position on the left side of the grip. You might even have to move your dominant hand holding the gun just to press it in and drop the mag and you definitely have to do that if you're a lefty.
That's worse than those "European Style" (even though they were on lots of pistols from all over the world) release buttons on the bottom of the grip. At least those were ambidextrous

And don't even get me started on what I think is a push button cross-bolt safety above the mag release button, higher up on the grip. It might work great but you'd have to touch it every time to make sure it's in the right position.

And the guy engraving them must have been drunk, he was scribbling all over the place so bad you can't even read it.

[highpower]

I don't think I could get used to the magazine release button being in that low position on the left side of the grip. You might even have to move your dominant hand holding the gun just to press it in and drop the mag and you definitely have to do that if you're a lefty.
That's worse than those "European Style" (even though they were on lots of pistols from all over the world) release buttons on the bottom of the grip. At least those were ambidextrous

And don't even get me started on what I think is a push button cross-bolt safety above the mag release button, higher up on the grip. It might work great but you'd have to touch it every time to make sure it's in the right position.

And the guy engraving them must have been drunk, he was scribbling all over the place so bad you can't even read it.

I know, what good is a gun if you can't be maximum tactical with it.

[metalcruncher]

I was hoping to add an Iraqi Beretta clone to my Egyptian 1951E and Egyptian Helwan.


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[newbie1234]

if you can be satisfied with an ordinary old Italian surplus - here's 84 of them for $349 buy now

Beretta M1951 9mm 8 rd Model 1951 $349 buy now

I am interest to get one.
Does anybody know what CG friendly FFL in LA/OC area will do the C&R transfer on this pistol ??

Here the Beretta C&R list :
Beretta, Model 1915 pistols, cal.’s 6.35mm, 7.65mm, and 9mm Glisenti.
Beretta, Model 1915/1919 (1922) pistol (concealed hammer), cal. 7.65mm.
Beretta, Model 1919 pistol (without grip safety), cal. 6.35mm.
Beretta, Model 1923 pistol, cal. 9mm Glisenti.
Beretta, Model 1932 pistol, having smooth wooden grips w/"PB" medallion, cal. 9mm.
Beretta, Model 1934 pistol, lightweight model marked "Tipo Alleggerita" or "All" having
transverse ribbed barrel, cal. 9mm.
Beretta, Model 1934 pistols, cal. 9mm, post war variations bearing Italian Air Force eagle
markings.
Beretta, Model 1934 pistols, cal. 9mm, produced during 1945 or earlier and having S/Ns within
the ranges of 500000-999999, F00001-F120000, G0001-G80000, 00001AA10000AA,00001BB-10000BB. The classification does not include any post war variations
dated subsequent to 1945 or bearing postwar Italian proof marks.
Beretta, Model 1935 pistol, Finnish Home Guard Contract, marked "SKY" on the slide, cal.
7.65mm.
Beretta, Model 1935 pistol, Rumanian Contract, marked "P. Beretta - cal. 9 Scurt - Mo. 1934 –
Brevet." on the slide, cal. 9mm.
Beretta, Model 1951 pistol, Israeli Contract, cal. 9mm Parabellum.
Beretta, Model 92SB with detachable folding shoulder stocks, cal. 9mm, S/Ns C31509Z through
C31538Z.

[Killer Bee]

rifle supply on gothard in hb $75 for dealer transfers I believe, better to call and verify..

store has good hours and friendly staff too.. I've only done a ppt recently there but going to try them on my next gunbroker buy..

been going to Kathy at AKI security on bolsa in hb also $75 transfer.. I like her and she's a little closer but she's usually really busy and by herself, also only open weekdays..

good luck!

[metalcruncher]

A Tariq just listed on Gunbroker yesterday. $3000 starting bid which is reasonable considering what they end up selling for.

The seller stated:

"As an added bonus for those of you in California, this gun a registered "off roster" pistol so it can be transferred to CA residents! This gun currently does not qualify for a C&R transfer."

I'm assuming that being off-roster, and not being a private party transaction, that only peace officers can purchase this firearm.