New Beretta M9 (standard M9 nothing fancy)

[dralarms]

Thanks, mines not listed

[hipower]

1 hour ago, luvmyberetta said:

Was it a factory tag or a tag added by the gun shop? Go to Berettausa.com. There's a section to type your serial number in & find out a lot about your pistol including manufacture date. If it has a special finish their site should tell you about it.

This weekend I'm finally going to get in some more range time with one of my toys. A Beretta 92G Elite with a SGS style compensator made by "Ric" on the Beretta forum. This pistol makes +P feel like high velocity .22lr.

I really don't know what to say about this one. It's stunning and I want to get my grubby paws on it!

[TNWNGR]

I like the 92F and have an FS model, it was reliable out of the box and asides the thick grip it's a great gun. I've handled some high round count 92's that had amazing DA/SA triggers that were super smooth. 

[GlockSpock]

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[Stimpee]

The tag is simply a tracking tag used on serialized components during production.  They are tracked from a semi-finished state due to when serialization takes place and before they are finished and destined for a specific finished SKU.  There was a stage where we were leaving them on completed guns during packaging.

 

 

[JohnC]

The 2 things I disliked about my Beretta was 1) the weight and 2) the trigger.

The trigger full felt like it had to travel 1.5 inches to drop the hammer.

Other than that, it was an accurate, reliable and sexy pistol. 

I sold mine for $400 to a co-worker. 

Edited January 8, 2017 by JohnC

[tercel89]

Here mine is with ammo in the magazine with the slide locked back. Look here at how well that cartridge is lined up ready to slide right into the chamber. It just "wants" to chamber ammo. There is hardly any way it can misfeed or jam up. The cartridge is perfectly lined up and flat with the barrel .