Beretta USA and Manurhin USA (didn’t know that existed) posted earlier today on Beretta USA’s Instagram account that Beretta will be servicing the MR73 in Accokeek.
Beretta USA and Manurhin USA (didn’t know that existed) posted earlier today on Beretta USA’s Instagram account that Beretta will be servicing the MR73 in Accokeek.
That doesn't really help someone without a login for Instagram. Seems like it would be logical to post information about your company on your company's own web site, where people can just go find it without having to be active on some other service.
Just sayin'.
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I am buying one of these. Either at the local Beretta Gallery, or I'd honestly love one of those 3" Gendarmerie models.
But the 5.25" Sportsman model would be tremendously fun to slay deer and hogs with, using a bespoke leather chest rig.
And I am DEFINITELY bringing it to Revolver Roundup this year.
If they were offering a 3” one, I would have already been shot with it when my girlfriend learned how much it cost.
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I'll be interested to read your review when you inspect some real, live production guns. I'd be driving over to the Gallery to check them out if I was in DFW. Checked with Collectors and Briley, and they aren't bringing in any inventory just for stock.
I have had a 5-inch Lipsey's half-lug GP100 that's my placeholder for an outdoor gun when I get to where I can wander around the West again. (Like, somewhere with mountains, and where your clothes don't smell like mold just from going for a walk outside with the breeze blowing.) I've basically settled on the 5.25 Sportsman as replacing the GP in the same use case if I go down this road.
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I don't remember if I looked at the other ejected cases. The picture illustrates some rounds that failed to fire do to off center hits that I had singled out to photograph. Typically I could try a round again and it would fire. As I wrote, sometimes I would pull the trigger and the cylinder would lock up as it was turning. But if I released pressure and pulled it again it would fire.