SharpsDressedMan
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but can't. For all the reasons many of us dislike the Beretta, specifically bulky, fat, clumsy, heavy or long trigger pull, obsolete, too big for the chambering, not as powerful as "real guns", etc. I hadn't owned a 9mm, .38, or even .357 for years, and then after adopting a penchant for caliber conversions for my 10mm 1911, I started to accept the 9mm as a "range" round, and took an interest in all the wonderful pistol designs that come in 9mm. Then this Beretta 92FS comes to me in the form of a deal too good to pass up: my brother's friend needed money for school. Still it needed an action job, and Teddy Jacobson probably did it as good as he could, but it was still heavier and longer than my CZ75. But crisp on single action. And there is the rub: the gun just shoots, and shoots. I can't remember a jam. The silhouette target came first, the warm up (if you can call standing, two hands at 25 yards in 29 degree weather a "warm up"). Not totally pleased, I got a little mad, and buckled down, and fired a three shot at the same distance on a bullseye target. Now THAT is why I just can't hate the Beretta 92. I cannot do much better with my SIG P210, even after much work. These 61 year old eyes are not working as well as they used to, so sometimes things don't get better because of ME. So, if you haven't wrung out a Beretta recently, it just may surprise you, or even grow on you.
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[/URL][/IMG] PS: That is a half size silhouette (B29), so the group is smaller than it appears.