After many years, I finally ran into an M1935 in decent shape and at a decent price. It's a fascinating link in the evolution of my favorite pistols, and let's face it, everyone needs a Fridge Beretta. Assuming it runs, I'll be taking this to the local BUG match soon.
Matt Haught
SYMTAC Consulting LLC
https://sym-tac.com
That's cool.
Originally Posted by JTQ
"The victor is not victorious if the vanquished does not consider himself so."
― Ennius
Personally, I lean towards an SBS in my office fridge.
BTW, we need to chat about shotguns sometime.
Oh. And you have the 1950s-era upgraded grips and slanted serrations. Well done.
And hey… I’ve always said Italian makes the best leftovers…
Nice. A cool Beretta heater to go with your Beretta heater.
Last edited by Notorious E.O.C.; 06-21-2022 at 08:16 PM.
The way we do science in XCOM is basically by shooting things first.
- Jake Solomon
I see that long drink
Haha. That reminds me of the Nissan Computer corporation.
This appears to be a later-production civilian-market gun. No military proofs, "Made in Italy" marked in English on the right side of the slide, and a 1957 proof date. The slide has that purplish mid-century Beretta bluing that you see on very early 92s. And best of all, the 'light surface rust' mentioned in the auction description turned out to just be dried-out oil and gunk that wiped right off with some solvent and a nylon brush.
I'm really excited at the prospect of putting some rounds through it this weekend.
Matt Haught
SYMTAC Consulting LLC
https://sym-tac.com
I mean, 8+1 rounds of .32 ACP is basically a round of 00 buck, right?
Matt Haught
SYMTAC Consulting LLC
https://sym-tac.com
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