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Beretta Stock Combat 92
- Thread starter DennisE
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I only know there is one right now for sale on www.gunsamerica.com! Regards, Dennis
swampgator
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Completely off the top of my head:
If you HAD to have it in 9mm couldn't you take the top end off a Taurus and mount on the frame or does Beretta have a larger frame on the .40's than it does on the 9mm?
Granted, not the most practical thing but the Beretta does sound a lot like the Taurus 92. Kinda like a knock off of a knock off.
Gator
If you HAD to have it in 9mm couldn't you take the top end off a Taurus and mount on the frame or does Beretta have a larger frame on the .40's than it does on the 9mm?
Granted, not the most practical thing but the Beretta does sound a lot like the Taurus 92. Kinda like a knock off of a knock off.
Gator
i don't know much about them. i've never seen or shot one. i do know that the combat model is around $1600 and i don't think thats worth a shorter trigger pull
I have shot a beretta modified to SA. it was a 92 Stock frame with a 92D slide on it. it also had all kinds of other modifications on it and trigger jobs. The owner of it calls it his "Franenstein gun".
surprizingly enough i shot it pretty poorly. i was completely shocked by how the trigger felt that i couldn't get used to it.
i have a 92G Elite that has a trigger job done on it by Ernest Langdon. i couldn't ask for a better trigger from a beretta. it improves the trigger so much its like night and day between it and my stock 92FS.
i can shoot it extreemly accurately thanks to the trigger job.
beretta 92FS = around $500
trigger job = $75
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$575-600 (depending on gun cost)
that compared to $1600 (if you can find one)
I have shot a beretta modified to SA. it was a 92 Stock frame with a 92D slide on it. it also had all kinds of other modifications on it and trigger jobs. The owner of it calls it his "Franenstein gun".
surprizingly enough i shot it pretty poorly. i was completely shocked by how the trigger felt that i couldn't get used to it.
i have a 92G Elite that has a trigger job done on it by Ernest Langdon. i couldn't ask for a better trigger from a beretta. it improves the trigger so much its like night and day between it and my stock 92FS.
i can shoot it extreemly accurately thanks to the trigger job.
beretta 92FS = around $500
trigger job = $75
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$575-600 (depending on gun cost)
that compared to $1600 (if you can find one)