New Beretta 92G

[Kain]

92A1:
http://www.beretta.com/en-us/92-a1/#Features
Best feature over the M9A1: Dovetailed front sight

M9A1:
http://www.beretta.com/en-us/m9a1/#Features
Best feature over the 92A1: Beveled mag well.

Personally, I'd like an M9A1 frame with a 92A1 slide in G configuration with factory D hammer spring and metal trigger with Trijicon HD's. I would buy that gun right now this minute if it existed.

Start the petition! Where do I sign?
That would be a sweet shooter and just about perfectly what I would want if I was designing the perfect Beretta 92/m9 series.
That said the fixed sights on my other Beretta are regulated pretty much perfect and spot on for me.

[Sam]

Agreed. I'd love to buy one like that for my Army 2LT nephew. Then add some slim G10 grips.

I'm pretty sure it would not make him mad if I bought him one, either.

Bill,
There is a 92A1 for sale at the www.berettaforum.net for around $600. There is also a rare 92G-SD with .22 conversion kit for $1000.

[Big A]

Bill,
There is a 92A1 for sale at the www.berettaforum.net for around $600. There is also a rare 92G-SD with .22 conversion kit for $1000.

Damn it man, wish I was sittin on grand I could part with. I'd be all over that 92G-SD like white on rice.

[Big A]

I have carried the M9 for a long time and can't get my mind around the resurgence and excitement surrounding this firearm. Does the G really present a drastically different product than the standard M9? My favorite DA/SA ha always been the 226, but I am interested in hearing about this product.

Drastically different? No. It just makes the safety a de-cocker. The drastic difference comes from a D hammer spring. That really improves the trigger.

Plus for some of us the draw to these guns is all the 80's action hero's used them and they're a very elegant looking pistol. It also helps that they are very accurate.

I'm wondering if there is anything you don't particularly like about the gun or perhaps you've just been issued poorly maintained one's that have left you with a somewhat negative opinion of it?

[SeriousStudent]

Bill,
There is a 92A1 for sale at the www.berettaforum.net for around $600. There is also a rare 92G-SD with .22 conversion kit for $1000.

You, my friend, are what therapists refer to as "an enabler".

One of those dudes is including a set of Crimson Trace grips, too. I could flip the top bits, sell the other pistol and recoup some of the money.

Hmmmmmmm.

[robotoid]

Do all current production 92s have that lawyer billboard boilerplate on the right side of the dustcover?

[Sam]

You, my friend, are what therapists refer to as "an enabler".

One of those dudes is including a set of Crimson Trace grips, too. I could flip the top bits, sell the other pistol and recoup some of the money.

Hmmmmmmm.

Just trying to help you spend your money

Disclosure: I do not know the sellers or their history.

Update: Looks like some guy name "1911man" is buying the G-SD. Here is his info, I wonder if that's really Bill Wilson, he does have a ranch in TX, the background seems to fit, and I do know that he is one of the biggest Beretta 92 collector around:

About 1911man
Biography: Been a competitive shooter, hunter and firearms industry professional since the early 70s
Location: Texas
Interests: Shooting, hunting, ATV riding and fast cars
Occupation: Semi-retired
displayname: 1911man
loginname: 1911man
forename: Bill
surname: Wilson

I sold mine around 6 years ago for $850. I loved how it shot but it was a bit heavy.

[YVK]

We now need to find a gunsmith who'd be willing to do a front sight dovetail mod. Even if it costed a half of a gun, it'd still worth it.

[Gary1911A1]

From what I've been reading there seems to be less reporting of problems with Berettas than Sigs right now too.

[RWCRaiden]

I agree. I'd like the 92A1 with the G setup....