M9A1s $489 at Bud's

[e_stern]

Some pistols on the roster have specific SKUs listed while others are just the general model numbers. In the case of the M9A1 it is just listed as 92FS M9A1 so in theory you should be good to go without it being a specific SKU as long as the dealer was OK with it and it didn't involve a transfer of evil magazines or features.

Unfortunately M9A1s must be the CA Specific SKU (It ends in CA) to be eligible.

[JonInWA]

For a stock milspec (well, USMC-spec) gun, I found the example I fired to be exceptionally accurate. That's a great price, and nothing that a Langdon TJIB and grips couldn't immediately raise the bar on even farther.

Best, Jon

[L-2]

The best price I'd get that M9A1 for in my area via GalleryofGuns would be $578.
An $89 difference could be worth dealing with some of Buds' minor annoyances of communication (or the lack of) and slower shipping (not getting it out the door right away).

[LockedBreech]

The best price I'd get that M9A1 for in my area via GalleryofGuns would be $578.
An $89 difference could be worth dealing with some of Buds' minor annoyances of communication (or the lack of) and slower shipping (not getting it out the door right away).

That has pretty much been my experience with Buds. Subpar service, AWFUL website, but some of the best gun deals I've ever gotten. I got both my M2.0 Compact 9mm and M2.0 fullsize .45 for somewhere south of $390, and that was when they were pretty new.

[OlongJohnson]

Sub-caliber trainer, anyone?

https://gunprime.com/product/beretta...-j90a1m9f19-2/

[Poconnor]

Anybody have one of those .22LRs? How do they shoot?

[JSGlock34]

Sheesh. That's cheaper than the Beretta conversion kit!

[JSGlock34]

Are the .22 frames compatible with standard Beretta trigger components? Has anyone dropped a LTT or Wilson trigger bar into one of these?