T Trimation Moderator Nov 9, 2001 #1 What does INOX mean??? I see it often here and haven't been able to figure it out. Trimation
L Lightsped New member Nov 9, 2001 #2 It is the stainless finish on the Beretta 92FS. I forget exactly what it means, but I am sure someone will post its exact definition soon.
It is the stainless finish on the Beretta 92FS. I forget exactly what it means, but I am sure someone will post its exact definition soon.
W Walt Sherrill New member Nov 9, 2001 #4 Its an Italian term for Inoxidizable (or "stainless") steel. Bead-blasted stainless steel.
T Trimation Moderator Nov 9, 2001 #5 Thanks guys for the info. Now I know, and knowing is half the battle. Trimation
P PreserveFreedom Guest Nov 10, 2001 #6 All I know is that it sure makes an already nice gun that much nicer.
P PugetSound5 New member Nov 10, 2001 #7 Stainless. Abbr. of "inoxidable" (in French). ...commonly seen on stainless cutlery. And inoxidable means "that does not oxide" (ie rust). You'll see it commonly stamped on cutlery.
Stainless. Abbr. of "inoxidable" (in French). ...commonly seen on stainless cutlery. And inoxidable means "that does not oxide" (ie rust). You'll see it commonly stamped on cutlery.
B Billy Bremner New member Nov 10, 2001 #8 Spanish and Italian are similiar. Since I know a smattering of Spanish, I'll defer there. The word for stainless steel in Spanish is literally translated to be non-oxidizing steel or inoxidable Wm.
Spanish and Italian are similiar. Since I know a smattering of Spanish, I'll defer there. The word for stainless steel in Spanish is literally translated to be non-oxidizing steel or inoxidable Wm.