FS BNIB 1994 Italian Beretta 92FS INOX Price drop!!!!!

[TruEdge]

Make:
Beretta
Model:
92fs INOX
Caliber:
9mm
Location (city or county):
San Joaquin
Price:
1,200
Will ship (Y/N):
No
Other info:

I have a BNIB 1994 Italian Beretta 92fs INOX for sale. Gun is unfired and comes with the original box, paperwork and hanger tags. No warnings on these old guns they are beautiful pistols. Every single part on this pistol is also metal unlike the new plastic part 92's. Bought the gun years ago and went straight in the safe. Never even chambered a round. Anyone who is a Beretta fan knows these are very hard to come by especially BNIB with all the original paperwork etc. I also have a set of Hogue ghost grips which are rare and not manufactured anymore. I have the original grips as well. The grips make this gun especially beautiful. I can also throw in a brand new Elite II hammer which has been beadblasted to match the guns finish as well as a new D spring. I believe I have 4 mags as well. DM with any questions. FTF in Stockton preferably.

[Cpl_T-Pot]

Simply beautiful


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[TakCWAL]

Dammit, another Inox in Nor-Cal?

*SIGH!*

Come to LA!

[Bobbym88]

Interested in any trades 626-665-0937

[Metal Magic]

Free bump for a beauty
GLWS

[TruEdge]

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[SFBART]

Just curious & Correct me if I’m wrong...but wouldn’t the grip screws on (Italian made) be flat heads and not hex key screws on a 92fs from 94’ . This appears to be (American made) 92fs Inox from 94’. Any pics of (left) side of barrel to authenticate Italian made? Also there should be European “proof marks” stamped (left) of disassembly latch release button that separates frame/slide. I don’t see any??

[Bigan86]

Just curious & Correct me if I’m wrong...but wouldn’t the grip screws on (Italian made) be flat heads and not hex key screws on a 92fs from 94’ . This appears to be (American made) 92fs Inox from 94’. Any pics of (left) side of barrel to authenticate Italian made? Also there should be European “proof marks” stamped (left) of disassembly latch release button that separates frame/slide. I don’t see any??

Look closely on the front trigger guard

[DDM4556]

The Hogue grips are not original. Doubt they existed in '94. OP confirmed he has the original grips. New grips usually mean new grip screws, especially considering the flathead screws tend to get torn up from from loosening and re-tightening. The hex screws are much better.

No reason to doubt OP's gun. Gorgeous piece. Wish I had the funds...

[TruEdge]

The Hogue grips are not original. Doubt they existed in '94. OP confirmed he has the original grips. New grips usually mean new grip screws, especially considering the flathead screws tend to get torn up from from loosening and re-tightening. The hex screws are much better.

No reason to doubt OP's gun. Gorgeous piece. Wish I had the funds...

This is correct. Took me a long time to find those hogue grips from a beretta forum member since they don't make them anymore and when I bought them I replaced the screws with the better hex screws which also gave it a better look. I do in fact have the original grips and screws.

Just curious & Correct me if I’m wrong...but wouldn’t the grip screws on (Italian made) be flat heads and not hex key screws on a 92fs from 94’ . This appears to be (American made) 92fs Inox from 94’. Any pics of (left) side of barrel to authenticate Italian made? Also there should be European “proof marks” stamped (left) of disassembly latch release button that separates frame/slide. I don’t see any??

This is an Italian made Beretta as you can see from the proof marks on the trigger guard. Proof mark is BD.

[TakCWAL]

No reason to doubt OP's gun. Gorgeous piece. Wish I had the funds...

Pffft, I have the funds, but OP won’t come down. :sad: