Who made Semi-Auto with PB on the grip?

[Sam Norton]

Perhaps someone can help me.

I have a friend who's dad gave him a 380 pistol just before he died. His dad bought it just after World War II, because he carried large sums of money at the time. Interestingly he never once fired the gun.

It has Pb on the grip and a Ser. No., No other markings on the gun.
Looking at it, is a little smaller than a Markovrov. Any info on who made it would be appreciated.

Best Regards,
Sam

 

[Jim Watson]

Uh, Pietro Beretta, maybe?
Could be a late war 1934 Beretta with no markings other than serial no.

 

[Devonai]

Does it look like this?

 

[BHPshooter]

I'm with these guys -- PB has to be Pietro Beretta.

Wes

 

[Marshall]

Paul Bunyan Is it really big?

 

[Josey]

Did anybody else look at that POJ 1934? $195.00?

 

[Hkmp5sd]

Being in the electrical field, when reading the title, I was wondering why a handgun would have a "pushbutton" on the grip?

 

[Devonai]

Yeah, Josey, I noticed that after I posted the link.

"This is technically still a firearm according to the BATFE, but repairs to make it fire will cost four times as much as this! Whatta deal!"

 

[ID_shooting]

I agree, it is a Beretta.

ICK, My first thought at looking at the pic was "HE WANTS HOW MUCH "

I would give him $25.00

 

[Sam Norton]

Thanks guys, That's it, only much much nicer shape

Best Regards,
Sam

 

[Josey]

$180.00 to purchase, $15.00 shipping, $25.00 FFL transfer, $300-450.00 in parts/gunsmith. One dumb buyer-PRICELESS!