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That makes the most sence, i guess my gramps had the barrel replaced. personally i have not shot it yet, but my grampa's friend who i bought it from said it worked flawlessly everytime he shot it. SO im guessing the 62 on the barrel would not be the correct year of mfg? thanks for the help usp9...

i recently got my late Grandfather's walther pp in .380 acp but i have some confusion as to i.d.ing the manufacture. thanks in advance. slide left side: walther logo, Carl Walther Waffenfabrik Ulm/Do. Modell PP Cal. 7.65 mm ( the 7.65 is etched out), what appears to be an eagle stamp, next to...

Sweet thanks for all the help guys! -Nick

Thanks guys, guess i was a little over worried ha, btw anyone know were to get recoil springs for the 85? -thanks, Nick

what is the lifespan of a beretta cheetah model 85f? they seem to be well built, life time lasting pistol if fired in moderation, and a good carry .380, plus IMHO you can't beat how they feel in the hand. just curious as to the life span of my favorite pistol. thanks in advance! -Nick

Thanks guys you've been great help, i belive that i made the best choice for a handgun in 9mm. -Nick

Ok, thank you Steve, as of now i field strip, wipe the carbon off the frame and slide, then clean he barrel, oil up everything, then its back together in my night stand. thanks for all the help guys, you sure do make a newbie feel welcome, kodos to you. -Nick

Nice looking gun, i like the stainless with the wood grips, so ill take it the money was well spent, i looked for a long time to find a life time compainion to acompany my revolver to the grave, the pt92 just felt right, but i hadn't heard much about them untill now, seemed to be very reliable...

Beautiful looking 9mm you have there Steve, and thank you very much for the help. i've shot different types of autos ranging form 1911s to glocks, yet the PT92 holds a special place in my heart, one of the best all around pistols money can buy. Also Steve by cleaning do you mean field strip...

I have a Taurus PT92 2011 production, had it about one year now and have put ~1500 rounds through it so far, and i have a few question about it: 1) what is the average lifespan of the PT92, like before internals start to break, the gun starts to fail, ect.? not talking about jams, ftf, fte...

I have a Taurus PT92 2011 production, had it about one year now and have put ~1500 rounds through it so far, and i have a few question about it: 1) what is the average lifespan of the PT92, like before internals start to break, the gun starts to fail, ect.? not talking about jams, ftf, fte...