BERETTA 92FS PRICE?

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johnny blaze

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I was looking at a Beretta 92FS that is for sale. I know nothing about these. I was wondering what a good price would be. It is probably about 80 percent. It has some wear on the finish. It has 2 extra mags with it. It is a 9mm.
 
My local shop has them for $560 - and this store has good prices on pretty much everything in their store.

But, at Houston gun shows, U can get a new 92FS for $409-$450.

I sold one 2 months ago - used in 95%-98% condition for $450. At the time, that was the cheapest I had seen them at gun shows. Last weekend is when I saw several dealers selling for $409.

But, location plays a factor. I am in TX - guns are kinda cheap here :)
 
www.kyimports.com lists the 96/F used in very good condition w/ night sights for $310. The 92/F is POR, but I'd guess it's close to the 96's price. That should give you a baseline for pricing.
 
Thanks for the replys. It appears that it is probably worth 300 to 400 in the condition that it is in. They are asking 300.00 for it, but I will try and get them down on the price.
 
Well, that is a fairly good price. U can always get it refinished. Many good aftermarket finishes. Beretta wants a fortune to refinish a gun w/ their finish, but I never found Bruniton to be super durable anyway.

CCR seems to do a good job based on what I have heard and seen pics of. His Cerakote finish is supposed to be VERY durable.
 
$300 for a Beretta is a great price. I bought one that was nearly new (looked new) for $425 with 3 mags, and I thought I got a deal. Even an 80% pistol can be refinished to look new.
 
i dont know if the M9's in iraq are worn out, or if the mags you guys are issued are crap, but i know several shooters including myself who have 92fs's and they all shoot without issues.

Not bagging on you, but i often hear horror stories about guys on the front line getting issued old and worn out gear.
 
Used Beretta 92

I feel these are some of the very best guns made mechanically.

I agree with a previous poster who thought Sigs were better. However,
it has to do with fitting to the hand. If either gun fits your hand you will be
set for a very long time.

The potency of nine mm rounds versus others will continue forever. However, a well placed round will do damage.

Further, unless you reload, 9 mm is much cheaper bought new than the other
calibers (centerfire). Most people do not realize the incredible amount of shooting needed to become proficient with a semi auto.

graffer
 
It will never stop amazing me....

How a "Price Check" thread ends up in a "bigger is better" discussion.:confused:

If we ask the same question regarding stopping power to twenty different people, we will end up having approximately 25 different opinions, and they would all fit very nicely in a thread about calibers/bigger is better/9MM sucks, etc. but not here.... this thread was about the price of a used 92FS.....:fire:

Sorry for the rant!

Stay safe,

Juan Carlos:eek:
 
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