Beretta 92FS 9mm 4.9″ Bl 2-15rd Italy - $559

Great handgun, fit and finish, well made, dependable and accurate, VG price to.

This is a great price for a top quality pistol. When I see this and then look at what Glocks and other "high end" poly framed pistols are listed and/or selling for I have to roll my eyes.

I wish it was $428 right now. I would buy it

I’m ready to buy a 92FS right now, new, for $428 as the gun. deals listing says, but don’t see how to make this work. It says ‘price match’, but to do so you have to join some ‘club’, and then come up with another vendor selling for $428.

Where is that?

I could just buy it there if I knew where it was, haha, so it’s not a deal.

For fans, like myself, of the Beretta 92. I've been looking for Police Trad-ins, haven't been lucky thus far.
https://loungecdn.luckygunner.com/lounge/media/Beretta-92-chart01.jpg...

Being a full size metal frame/slide it isn't light weight or compact. It isn't intended to be a tiny tuck away concealed gun and to compare it to those in that role is apples and oranges. It's a duty weapon and is excellent in that role. The "plastic" parts are the guide rod, trigger is steel/plastic coated, magazine release, lanyard loop/hammer spring cup, grips. Amazing how someone will knock this pistol for it's small amount of plastic yet be perfectly fine with all the polymer striker fired pistols being plastic. I've been owning and shooting 92 series forever and never had any issues with them.

It's large for CCW but for a duty weapon it would serve its purpose as good as gun made today. The only downside to a modern 92 is the weight.

I know many people who served and carried one over the years and still prefer it. Nothing wrong with this excellent and well proven platform.

They do have a few small parts that are polymer and a few that are polymer coated but they have been that way for many years and have proven to be just as reliable.

Price is $530 today. No longer $489.

Bought the same handgun from the same seller six months ago for $429.00 with free shipping. Gun had a very minor blemish on the barrel not to where I needed to send the gun back but other then that brand new and great customer service.

Over 20 years ago I bought my first pistol, still have it, it’s a Beretta 92fs Centurion in 9mm, at the time I paid around $550+ only plastic parts are the grip plates, nowadays I have heard that some internal parts are plastic, so do your homework

Thank you for posting this deal. Mine arrived today and brought back a lot of memories. Not sure about the post about how much plastic this thing has for the money (not questioning the post, mine was a metal guide etc). Gunprime DID NOT have a way for me to check status but did a GREAT JOB notifying me when it was shipping and everything there after (I like to check status on website even to see nothing has happened). Great firearm that shoots to the right (its me not the gun, bigger grip than I remember) and I only put 100 through today and need to break in. Amazing Price, 100 more than Taurus which I still may buy. Yes I am lame (engineer its okay) but I haven't been this excited to collect a gun in years. Thank you Hank Grimer!!! and Semper Fidelis

Six years USMC, Iraq and Afghanistan.... I ordered one yesterday. Much like a Colt M16A2 I wish I could find, I'd like to actually have one that every person issued before me hasn't beat to hell.

Classic firearms have the old military m9s for 299 , for all you losers who couldn’t join the military but constantly talk about how this weapon served this country well. Now you can see why anybody who HAD to carry it doesn’t prefer it

Great Deal. Placed my order and received the pistol 48 hours later via 2-Day express air.

This is a very accurate, high quality pistol. If it does not meet your "needs", then you must be pretty needy. Lots of options to upgrade, and a nice .22 conversion kit if you need to train a bit. Every ammo I have run through the firearm has cycled well and proved to be plenty accurate. Pure pleasure to shoot this full size 9mm.

Good price on a gun with a military history.
It's been around in one form or another for a long time, and ~some~ aftermarket parts are available.
One potential caveat is the front sight is cast into the slide, (Not easily changed)
Just like some folks prefer (enter your favorite Manufacturer here) I prefer Beretta, mostly due to the 'feel' and a desire for hammer-fired.
Was considering one of these several months ago when the best price I could find was ~5 Ben~. Nice to see 'em getting closer to 4,,,

As always, YMMV

Trying to read these comments hurts. Please use proper grammar, spelling, and quit hating. I'm a gun enthusiast who really enjoys the design and handling of the 1911, but I don't hate the Glocks just because I love 1911's. I've shot the little 9mm Glocks before and they were tack drivers. Really impressed. The keyboard warriors can chill out. Your argument means nothing, really. To many people, so long as a gun goes bang every time, that's all that matters. Design-wise, the Beretta 92's are beautiful, the Glocks are boring, the 1911's are time-tested and full of safeties and have unique triggers. My first gun was a Colt Gold Cup Trophy. I had a good 15 years or so to think about what I wanted my first gun to be, and it was between that and a Garand.

All in all, try not to let that disliking for certain things and people who buy those things fester, because it ultimately turns you into a hater. That said, I've come to hate Subaru and their vape-smoking drivers alot less these days because I recognize the issue and did something about it.

Regarding this Beretta though, we've all heard lousy things about their reliability; I haven't fired one yet; I've only owned a gas powered airsoft version of it, and by that I can say I love the design, handling, and the way it feels in the palm with a contoured Hogue grip. However, I could totally see someone's thumb-webbing getting caught in the breech if you're not careful about cocking it. It's a pretty gun to have at the range. Can't comment on reliability, but I hope to someday.

What's your source MilMig?

So what parts are plastic on these now that didn't used to be?

dont buy this gun, theres a reason glock replaced it

Got my 92 for $499 couple years back and was a great deal at the time. Glad to see these are selling closer to what they are worth instead of a premium. Now to find cheap used mags and a couple parts kits...

Your probably right about not being around when they finally release them to the public...

I found this article, though so there is hope.

https://www.range365.com/how-to-buy-cmp-surplus-m1911-pistol...

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Just got my first Beretta 92 a couple months ago. Shoot just like any other Beretta- well. But I was a little disappointed with how many plastic parts they have on them now. Yes it does allow them to offer a great gun at a lower cost, but it also feels like the airsoft replica I used to own.

Coming to $448.99 shipped quote for me.