Double Vision!
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MachIVshooter
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Nice looking guns.
Beretta handguns have been made here for 30 years now.
Beretta handguns have been made here for 30 years now.
ArchAngelCD
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Not to answer for the OP but ... Why Not???
Those are very nice Beretta pistols. How do those M9A3s shoot?
ArchAngelCD
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I have two identical Ruger Vaqueros in 38/357.
Sergei Mosin
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Up the ante. I want to see a photo of you dual-wielding them!
bannockburn
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Shipwreck
I see those two fine Berettas and I think of Doublemint gum!
I see those two fine Berettas and I think of Doublemint gum!
au_prospector
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We need a range report with accuracy check!
Hell, I shot 350 rounds thru it yesterday.
I have had the first one since Dec 15. It became my favorite Beretta and my favorite handgun of all my guns. So, I wanted a second one. This new one shoots just as well. No issues at all.
Carl N. Brown
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Why two guns of the same type?
When I participate in modern and vintage military matches I sometimes take a backup set of rifle and pistol that would qualify as issued pre-1948 and 1948 or later just in case one of my primaries goes out of order.
It's not even a question for me. If I was serious about practical shooting I would want identical pistols I could switch over without rethinking my manual of arms.
Beretta has big hopes for its business in Tennessee:
http://www.bizjournals.com/nashvill...de-beretta-s-new-gallatin-plantwhich-one.html
(Gallatin is in Middle Tennessee near Nashville and the Kentucky border, what us East Tennesse mountaineers consider the Midwest part of the state.)
When I participate in modern and vintage military matches I sometimes take a backup set of rifle and pistol that would qualify as issued pre-1948 and 1948 or later just in case one of my primaries goes out of order.
It's not even a question for me. If I was serious about practical shooting I would want identical pistols I could switch over without rethinking my manual of arms.
Beretta has big hopes for its business in Tennessee:
http://www.bizjournals.com/nashvill...de-beretta-s-new-gallatin-plantwhich-one.html
(Gallatin is in Middle Tennessee near Nashville and the Kentucky border, what us East Tennesse mountaineers consider the Midwest part of the state.)
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Zaydok Allen
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As much as you said you liked your first one, I had a feeling you'd turn up with another one eventually.I have a few guns I wouldn't mind having a second copy of.
mdThanatos
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I need to put Shipwreck on an ignore list, he is a bad influence. Just messin, but on a serious note, there better not be a wheel of M9A3's anytime in the future.
Zaydok Allen
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This is more of a spare tire scenario than a wheel I think.
ArchAngelCD
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I don't usually ask someone what they paid for a gun but that Beretta has my interest. What is the street price on the M9A3?
Steelharp
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Interesting. I work at the gun shop in Gallatin (Sumner Gun & Supply), and the Beretta guys that come in say they haven't rollmarked anything with Gallatin yet.
ArchAngelCD
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Obviously he was mistaken.
Steelharp
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So, multiple gentlemen were "mistaken."
Ok. So, you work for Clinton?
I will check on it. It's either real, or a great Photoshop.
Ok. So, you work for Clinton?
I will check on it. It's either real, or a great Photoshop.
Steelharp
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Don't "hate to tell me," lol! If that's real, that's excellent. I will share this thread at the shop.
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