In 1985, the Beretta 92 ... there’s also a 92FS Inox version. These American-made models have identical specs, but the California-complaint 10-round pistol has an MSRP of $799.

While very few, if any, M9 service pistols are in private hands, Beretta released several limited editions of the 92FS which replicate the markings and appearance of the original M9.

or this "single" gun. <BR><BR>I have always enjoyed shooting the Beretta M9 and it's civilian counterpart the Beretta 92FS, recently I was shooting my friends 92FS, and decided that I really ...

Contrary to what many people think, the Beretta M9 and 92FS are not the exact same pistol. Yes, they are almost identical, but there are still a few small differences. Besides the markings (the ...

40s. Since 1985 when the Army selected the Beretta M9--otherwise known as the Beretta 92F--pistol as the new duty sidearm, police agencies nationwide have looked at the pistol as a possibility for ...