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Make: Beretta
Model: 92F; 1989
Caliber: 9mm
Location (city or county): Highgrove (IE) and west LA
Price:Asking $500 SOLD .
Will ship (Y/N): No
Other info:
Old school Beretta 92F in what I would call 98% condition. The original owner kept it in a holster I'm told, so there is some light finish wear on the barrel, and just a hint on the forward part of the slide where it tapers. Bought this off a friend who in turn bought it off of the original owner in unfired condition. Has exactly 507 rounds down the pipe and shoots great. Did not come with any mags, unfortunately, as the original owner couldn't sell it with the original 15 rounders, and I only have 2 for my other Beretta. A Wilson Combat single-sided low profile safety has been added since these pictures were taken. The locking block has also been replaced with the latest one available from Beretta, as has the recoil spring, which is also Beretta OEM.
Additionally, the gun has the older style glossy grips, and they appear to be M9 military contract grips, as they have the M9 cage code numbers on the backside. This was fairly common in early 92 production. The frame has a "Z" suffix, indicating Italian manufacture. This was also common as the Italian factory made both frames as well as complete pistols in early M9 production to help the US factory meet contract deadlines as well as civilian sales demands until it was completely up and running. Buy with confidence, inspect before you buy.
PPT at Ammo Bros Riverside, or Centerfire firearms. I'm usually in L.A. one to two times/month and may be able to meet at Rettings as well. I just moved to the IE and may be willing to drive a reasonable distance. I don't know all of the LGS's is in my area yet so if you're in the area and know of any others, let me know. NO TURNER'S PPT.
Buyer pays fees.
Sorry for the crappy pics, gun is covered in oil.
Model: 92F; 1989
Caliber: 9mm
Location (city or county): Highgrove (IE) and west LA
Price:
Will ship (Y/N): No
Other info:
Old school Beretta 92F in what I would call 98% condition. The original owner kept it in a holster I'm told, so there is some light finish wear on the barrel, and just a hint on the forward part of the slide where it tapers. Bought this off a friend who in turn bought it off of the original owner in unfired condition. Has exactly 507 rounds down the pipe and shoots great. Did not come with any mags, unfortunately, as the original owner couldn't sell it with the original 15 rounders, and I only have 2 for my other Beretta. A Wilson Combat single-sided low profile safety has been added since these pictures were taken. The locking block has also been replaced with the latest one available from Beretta, as has the recoil spring, which is also Beretta OEM.
Additionally, the gun has the older style glossy grips, and they appear to be M9 military contract grips, as they have the M9 cage code numbers on the backside. This was fairly common in early 92 production. The frame has a "Z" suffix, indicating Italian manufacture. This was also common as the Italian factory made both frames as well as complete pistols in early M9 production to help the US factory meet contract deadlines as well as civilian sales demands until it was completely up and running. Buy with confidence, inspect before you buy.
PPT at Ammo Bros Riverside, or Centerfire firearms. I'm usually in L.A. one to two times/month and may be able to meet at Rettings as well. I just moved to the IE and may be willing to drive a reasonable distance. I don't know all of the LGS's is in my area yet so if you're in the area and know of any others, let me know. NO TURNER'S PPT.
Buyer pays fees.
Sorry for the crappy pics, gun is covered in oil.
