Got another beretta 92 today - yes, I have a problem :)

[Shear_stress]

Haha - yes, I know that there is always more out there. But I personally do not like to buy used guns. So, I only buy current models that are new that I can get my hands on.

Not trying to judge, but I'm just curious what your reasoning is behind that. I couldn't imagine limiting my collection like that, especially when those old guns are just so nice.

 

[Fastcast]

You're off to a good start, but where's your first generation step slide?

Sweet....and the safety is placed and operates in the correct fashion!

No shame in buying one of those used!....Classic!

 

[rellascout]

Not trying to judge, but I'm just curious what your reasoning is behind that. I couldn't imagine limiting my collection like that, especially when those old guns are just so nice.

The older ones are nicer than the current US production IMHO but to each their own... nice collection.

 

[Jon Coppenbarger]

you have to get to 10 before you can even think about stopping.

 

[Shear_stress]

Sweet....and the safety is placed and operates in the correct fashion!

No shame in buying one of those used!....Classic

Thanks for the kind words. I didn't want to hijack the OP's thread, but I thought the old-school 92s deserved a shout out.

 

[Shipwreck]

you have to get to 10 before you can even think about stopping.

Yes, I think you are right

 

[ratt_finkel]

I notice you dont have a set of ctc grips for any of them. I love mine!

Also, my 1st and only 92FS I have was purchased used. I'm not sure how many rounds it had before I bought it. But I've put over 4k rounds through it with no problems. Dont be scared of used guns

 

[Shipwreck]

I notice you dont have a set of ctc grips for any of them. I love mine!

That's because I prefer the Hogue grip panels. The CTC grips aren't as "sticky" in the hand. I tried a lasermax guiderod once, but did not like it.

 

[Shipwreck]

Ok, I'm pretty happy with how these pics came out