Thank you very much Hammerhead.Nice gun, nice pictures, nice shooting!
Stay safe in Italy!
Thank you very much Don P.Beautiful gun, learned something new today for I never seen or heard of it. Curious where are you finding ammo for it?
Believe it or not, there is some limited supply of 9x21 ammo in the U.S. Not much, but it's out there.Curious where are you finding ammo for it?
The case length is longer to make it nominally different from the 9mm Luger, but the cartridge OAL is the same. The bullet is just seated deeper into the case, relatively speaking, to maintain the same overall length. This means that the performance (at the same pressure levels) is pretty much the same as the 9mm Luger because the OAL length constraint keeps the practical case capacities more or less identical.I'm thinking 9x21 has to be more powerful than 9mm luger yet its banned.
Totally correct.The case length is longer to make it nominally different from the 9mm Luger, but the cartridge OAL is the same. The bullet is just seated deeper into the case, relatively speaking, to maintain the same overall length. This means that the performance (at the same pressure levels) is pretty much the same as the 9mm Luger because the OAL length constraint keeps the practical case capacities more or less identical.
Italian gun laws are complicated and perverse.5 shots ...thanks for posting beautifull fotos , gun and targets , the only thing governments are good at is messing up and getting in the way of free men . thanks again.
Yes, a license is needed. I have a "sport license" which is valid for five years; once expired it is necessary to renew it if you want to continue to go to the range for another five years and so on.Ciao 5-shots
That is a just a beauty of a gun. I'm thinking 9x21 has to be more powerful than 9mm luger yet its banned. Not to hijack the tread but how hard is it to get a license for a gun there? I see you own a few others. Do you have a limit on what you can own? I'm sure your ranges are closed like many of ours. I'd give anything to empty a magazine or two at some steel. Stay safe and thanks for posting
What is INOX?
I thought it was just Beretta's silver finish. Is it a register finish or just a way to describe any silver finish?
Thanks!
Hello bac1023, I think you and lifesizepotato influenced me in buying this pistol because of your opinion about it.Very nice indeed
Here's my GT-9. They are outstanding shooters...
Believe it or not, I've got a Pardini GT-9 INOX on the way shortly. In fact, its the 6" variety. According to Pardini, they made a total of 40 INOX pistols. Not sure how many of those are 6", but likely less than half. The INOX was offered with a 5" or 6" barrel.
A true unicorn for sure. I've never even seen one in person before.