Adventurer_96
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I've been meaning to buy a 92F or FS for a while, especially since I have 3 std-cap mags for it, and I'm down to crunch time here. I've found two that I'm interested in.
One, private sale, is a 92F, with two std-caps and a 20 round mag, $375-400, depending on how well I can negotiate. Good to very good condition in regards to the finish, and seems to be well cared for at a casual glance.
Second, 92FS at a dealer, i$350, is a formerly confiscated gun being sold by this dealer since he got his mitts on a few hundred guns in varying condition. This one has seen more wear on the finish,etc. but the feed ramp does not seem to have had too many rounds through it and the barrel is clean.
Obviously, I'd rather get the 92F but I may be too late for it. What specifically do I need to keep in mind with these pistols? There really is no major difference between the 92F and FS, if memory serves. I'm in the military, and we use them (after a fashion) at work but I don't know if there is anything in particular I should examine.
I figured since I haven't seen a message "Need help picking out a Beretta" in a while it was time to post one. Thanks in advance.
Two rules in air combat:
Lose sight, lose fight.
Maneuver in relation to the bandit.
One, private sale, is a 92F, with two std-caps and a 20 round mag, $375-400, depending on how well I can negotiate. Good to very good condition in regards to the finish, and seems to be well cared for at a casual glance.
Second, 92FS at a dealer, i$350, is a formerly confiscated gun being sold by this dealer since he got his mitts on a few hundred guns in varying condition. This one has seen more wear on the finish,etc. but the feed ramp does not seem to have had too many rounds through it and the barrel is clean.
Obviously, I'd rather get the 92F but I may be too late for it. What specifically do I need to keep in mind with these pistols? There really is no major difference between the 92F and FS, if memory serves. I'm in the military, and we use them (after a fashion) at work but I don't know if there is anything in particular I should examine.
I figured since I haven't seen a message "Need help picking out a Beretta" in a while it was time to post one. Thanks in advance.
Two rules in air combat:
Lose sight, lose fight.
Maneuver in relation to the bandit.