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  • LibertySympathizer
    Junior Member
    • Sep 2009
    • 77

    Beretta 96 Roster Configuration

    For the Beretta 96 roster entry, it doesn't list the type, like "Type F" or "Type G" like most of the other Beretta entries.

    Does that mean you can get either?
    Specifically looking at what seems to be the more widely available police trade-ins, the "Type G".

    thanks
  • #2
    9mmepiphany
    Calguns Addict
    • Jul 2008
    • 8075

    there is no "F" type of the Beretta 96 like there is of the 92, most "G" 96s were LE guns except for the 96 Elite and the "G-SD"
    ...because the journey is the worthier part...The Shepherd's Tale

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    • #3
      orangeusa
      • Jul 2009
      • 9055

      The Gun's rollmark on the slide must match the DOJ list.

      The 96 has the same DA/SA action as a 92FS, but says 96 on the slide. I know - cause I FFL'd a 96 into the state, and had the same question.

      But 96G, 96D, 96, 96 Vertec, 96 Brig are all different guns on the list.

      What's weird is that the 96 model - some have the BOX from Beretta labelled 96FS!! .... So I usually use the terminology 96(FS)...

      .

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      • #4
        camacho2727
        Member
        • Feb 2010
        • 102

        So is Beretta discontinuing the 96 or is that rumer? Is the new model 96A1 with the rail gonna be on the list?

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        • #5
          LibertySympathizer
          Junior Member
          • Sep 2009
          • 77

          So is a 96 Type G stamped 96G and therefore not purchasable from out of state?

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          • #6
            Munk
            Senior Member
            • Jun 2010
            • 2124

            You can get an elite (like i recently did) which has Brigadier slide, and the G-style Decocker only (spring loaded so it's never in "safety" mode, gotta thank the French for this variant).

            If you want G, it has to say G and it has to be allowed on roster.

            96 / Steel, Alloy Pistol 4.9" .40 S&W 12/31/2010
            96 Black Inox / Stainless Steel Pistol 4.92" .40 S&W 5/22/2011
            96 Brigadier / Blue Steel Pistol 4.92" .40 S&W 12/31/2010
            96 Brigadier Inox / Stainless Steel Pistol 4.92" .40 S&W 12/31/2010
            96 Inox / Stainless Steel Pistol 4.92" .40 S&W 12/31/2010
            96 Vertec (Black) / Steel, Stainless Steel, Alloy Pistol 4.7" .40 S&W 2/25/2011
            96 Vertec Inox / Stainless Steel, Alloy Pistol 4.7 .40 S&W 8/6/2011
            96G Elite 1A / Steel Pistol 4.5" .40 S&W 9/13/2011
            96G Elite II / Blue Steel, Stainless Steel Pistol 4.7" .40 S&W 12/31/2010
            96G-SD / Stainless Steel, Steel, Alloy Pistol 5" .40 S&W 1/31/2011
            Bolded = G versions, Underlined = What will be stamped or etched to be considered that particular version.

            I'd say, track down an Elite II, or a G-SD if you want to buy within roster from a gun shop. Otherwise, you're better off tracking down an in-state PPT, or a consignment gun (PPT from within a store basically). Elite 1a has vertec grip which i didn't like, so I was delighted when I found an Elite I.

            The G-SD gets you a rail on the front of the gun, the Elite II doesn't.
            Edit: Off topic reply
            Originally posted by camacho2727
            So is Beretta discontinuing the 96 or is that rumer? Is the new model 96A1 with the rail gonna be on the list?
            The official line from Beretta themselves, is that It is not available in a cali-legal configuration, and WILL NOT be added to the roster. I was sad to hear this when I was looking into getting mine.

            There are stores that will (for a very significant premium) make the 96a1 available (singleshot long barrel etc...).
            Last edited by Munk; 07-16-2010, 1:16 AM.
            Originally posted by greasemonkey
            1911's instill fairy dust in the bullets, making them more deadly.

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            • #7
              LibertySympathizer
              Junior Member
              • Sep 2009
              • 77

              Thanks.

              I was looking to pick up a LEO trade-in as a cheap beater gun, but looks like that won't be happening.

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              • #8
                Munk
                Senior Member
                • Jun 2010
                • 2124

                Originally posted by LibertySympathizer
                Thanks.

                I was looking to pick up a LEO trade-in as a cheap beater gun, but looks like that won't be happening.
                Avoid the "D" series and Centurions, unless you want a gun that is DAO. These are the primary LEO trade-ins you will see. (300-400 bucks).
                Originally posted by greasemonkey
                1911's instill fairy dust in the bullets, making them more deadly.

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                • #9
                  9mmepiphany
                  Calguns Addict
                  • Jul 2008
                  • 8075

                  Originally posted by LibertySympathizer
                  Thanks.

                  I was looking to pick up a LEO trade-in as a cheap beater gun, but looks like that won't be happening.
                  the LE trade-ins are a good deal...currently DA/SA 96 is $430 @ River City Gun Exchange
                  ...every now and then CDNN will have a "G" top end for just over $100
                  Last edited by 9mmepiphany; 07-16-2010, 12:26 PM.
                  ...because the journey is the worthier part...The Shepherd's Tale

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