My 92FS

[Private Fuzzy]

Here is a picture of my Beretta 92FS. I got it for about $483 with tax. Shoots very nice.
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b360/Loco_Bob/Boom%20sticks/DSCF1187.jpg

[jfowl31]

nice buy... looks really nice, especially for that price tag.

You done good. I shoot a Taurus clone in 40 alot, and really like the feel of those for a combat weapon. A little large for my taste as a carry piece, but in a drop holster, they are SWEET!

[snapshot762]

Good price on that! A buddy of mine has a 92FS stainless, and they are great shooters.

[DAA1]

Decent pistol to have, they shoot well, easy to take care of, durable and dependable. I am sure you will enjoy it, I have a couple of them and they are some of my favorite pistols to shoot.

[jfowl31]

I think the 92 action is possibly the smoothest feeling action of any pistol EVER. Its one of the slickest feeling guns that just makes you instantly think QUALITY when you rack the slide.

[wonderwolf]

I've thought about one of those (or two so I would have a poor mans uzi) as my 9mm gun for a while. How well do they hold up in general? Small parts ect? How well do they shoot cast bullets?

[Player]

sweet action dude!!

[Phirebug]

I've thought about one of those (or two so I would have a poor mans uzi) as my 9mm gun for a while. How well do they hold up in general?

I have used one as a hammer.
I have dropped it in the dirt.
It has gotten dusty, then wet, then wet and dusty.
I have come to a sudden stop with it resting on the hood of a HMMWV, launching it into the rocks and dirt.
I have subsequently driven the same HMMWV over it when we got going again.
I have subsequently backed the same HMMWV back over it before I realized what had happened.

The only problem I have ever had with it is these cheap knock-off magazines that the Army bought from the lowest bidder. Get yourself a factory mag and you'll be fine.

I don't actually like this pistol, but I have to give credit where credit is due. They are durable as HELL.