More pictures here: http://www.beretta.com/en-us/92-centennial-photo/
Supposedly only 500 will be made.
More pictures here: http://www.beretta.com/en-us/92-centennial-photo/
Supposedly only 500 will be made.
Too bad it's a Brigadier slide. I like the dovetailed front sight that you get with that, just not the lines.
I like....may be out of my league, but I like.
What's up with the bottom of the dust cover?
It looks like a partial rail.
I think that might be the glare off the metal. It looks like a normal slanted dust cover in the other pictures. I wonder what the asking price is.
I read on m4c, take that as you may, they will be retailing for around 3k each.Originally Posted by Timbonez
If permitted, post #13. http://www.m4carbine.net/showthread....ntennial/page2
An SAO version of the standard 92 Brig would be nice. Same aluminum frame and a reasonable price. Not a collectors item, a shooter. I just saw a SIG P-210 Legend at my LGS. They want $2190.00 or so for it. I've always wanted one but I would have to sell every pistol + a rifle to afford it. Not going to happen.
I wish demand for things like this was enough to keep the price a bit lower and the amount made a bit higher. I love Berettas but at a certain point the price point doesn't make sense in my budget anymore.
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Every day of the week and twice on Sunday would I take a P210 over a 92 (and I REALLY like my 92s...)
I'd really like a steel framed SAO Beretta but, like a Desert Eagle in 50AE, they are WAY overpriced compared to other options on the market that I would enjoy more for less money
$3,000 each?
I guess they have to make up for the loss of the M9 program somehow...
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