What would a Beretta 92 fs matt with Infinite Justice and a American eagle' s head inscribed in gold on the slide.Also by the safety it says 1 of 1000 be worth. It is in like new condition.
It's another of those showpiece guns marketed to "collectors". Basically, it has no intrinsic value as such: just its value as a firearm, and perhaps a lower value than a standard gun, because you're going to mess up the nice bits and pieces if you carry it in a holster, or shoot it a lot. I'd give the same for it as I would for a used standard Beretta 92.
Generally, what would the shootability of those collector pieces be? Do they hold up? Is the QC and parts that go into production of these pieces as good as the regular line up? I'm talking about this gun, and other collector pieces in general. It seems to me that the manufacuter's wouldn't expect them to be shot that much.
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s head inscribed in gold on the slide.Also by the safety it says 1 of 1000 be worth. It is in like new condition.