Beretta 96 vs Beretta 90-Two

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So I just committed to a nice Beretta 96 (as shown in the sale thread on this forum). I had also wanted a 90-Two but for now the 96 will have to do. However, I may get the 96 and decide that I love it. What's the gist of the difference between the 96 and 90-Two? Which would you prefer? Are they all that different with the exception of aesthetics and the front rail? Thanks for any info.

-Marcos

P.S. Side by side pics from someone who has both would be great!
 
I think its mostly looks and the 90-two uses some polymer. Mechanically they should be the same.
 
Gander mountain sold me a new Ninety Two on clearance a couple of years ago and I love it. A 5 inch barreled 40S&W hits hard and is very controllable. However the 96 is easy to find after market parts for and looks more conventional. I would go with the best price unless you plan on modifying, then the 96.
 
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Another consideration - converting to .357sig. I have a 96 and Beretta does not recommend converting it to .357sig. I have no idea that their recommendations are for the ninety-two.
 
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