In 1951, Beretta introduced a pistol dubbed the Model 951. While Beretta had built a strong reputation for producing high-quality, small-caliber pistols prior to this, the 951 gave the company a ...

The Beretta Model 92, which saw first production in the mid 1970s, featured an open-top slide with a barrel mostly exposed, an attribute first seen with the company’s M1923 pistol. The Model 92 ...

Since 1985 when the Army selected the Beretta M9--otherwise known as the ... how fast holster manufacturers can tool up for a new pistol model? I've never been inside the industry, so for all ...

Here’s What You Need To Remember: The U.S. Army may have declined to adopt the M9A3, but the pistol is still ... handguns for a foreign model. The Italian-made Beretta M92 was classified the ...

The pistol is still available on the civilian market. In 1985, the U.S. Army made an abrupt shift, aging fleet of World War II-era handguns for a foreign model. The Italian-made Beretta M92 was ...