Current Beretta Vertec Prices?

[Mrgunsngear]

So... earlier today a viewer shot me a message and offered me $1750 for my Vertec. Now, I think I paid like $700 for it so this made me wonder. I looked around and couldn't find any except on gun broker and all were going for $1700 and up and the sold history showed some going for like $2200-2500.

Did they discontinue these and I just missed it?

[Vgex2]

Interesting. I have an Inox Vertec 96FS that I wouldn't mind unloading. Although I understand the 92 models are the real preference. Just swap a 9mm barrel and mag, and its almost the same thing, lol.

[Kain]

I was going to make a smart ass comment that he was buying it because a celebrity owned it, then I too went and looked at prices. You know I think i could have bought them for like $600-700 new at one point, maybe less.

As far as them being discontinued, anything is possible. While I haven't kept too much up on the M9A3 though, isn't the grip angle the same as the vertec? It possible the same frame? If that is the case, there could be the issue of the vertecs drying up as production is shifted causing a bit of a demand to increase. I had heard of the 92G-SDs going for a good bit before they did a run of those. Not even sure if that is a model that is currently being produced for that matter.

[mballz23]

I was going to make a smart ass comment that he was buying it because a celebrity owned it, then I too went and looked at prices. You know I think i could have bought them for like $600-700 new at one point, maybe less.

As far as them being discontinued, anything is possible. While I haven't kept too much up on the M9A3 though, isn't the grip angle the same as the vertec? It possible the same frame? If that is the case, there could be the issue of the vertecs drying up as production is shifted causing a bit of a demand to increase. I had heard of the 92G-SDs going for a good bit before they did a run of those. Not even sure if that is a model that is currently being produced for that matter.

I do believe you are correct that the grip angle is the same. One reason I liked them and the a3 over the old 92s.

92G-SD is still on their US website just like the vertec is and they say they brought it back in 2015 because of popularity. Strange about the vertec and no real answer as to what happened. I know they've been a little harder to come by, but I read on another forum, someone ordered one I think early part of 2016. Don't know why that's sticking with me but it is. MSRP is still listed on their website as 899.


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[Sikiguya]

Now you made me regret passing up on one a few weeks ago for $600!


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[jandbj]

And I had a buddy just sell a pair of 96 vertecs for $800 total!

[Talon167]

I hope not because I had a 96 Inox Vertec I sold for $700 a couple of years go. I thought I did well because I paid $600 for it and shot it.

If they're now worth $1500+ I am going to be sad.

[mballz23]

I hope not because I had a 96 Inox Vertec I sold for $700 a couple of years go. I thought I did well because I paid $600 for it and shot it.

If they're now worth $1500+ I am going to be sad.

There's one on gunbroker for 2k.....


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[Big A]

They had discontinued them a while back (early-mid 2000's I believe) and brought them back recently in 2015.

I don't know if the new ones are Tennessee made and your is Italian and maybe that is the reason for the big offer?

ETA: It has only been recently that they have started offering all the previous variants. For a while there it was just the 92FS, M9, M9A1, 92A1, 96FS & 96A1.

[Auto426]

I remember looking pretty hard at the newer stainless Vertecs last year and almost picking one up. If I remember right the price was something like $650 - $700 from Buds. I recently looked around for them again and didn't see any new ones for sale. They are still listed on Beretta's website though. I was under the hopeful impression that Beretta was simply producing other guns at the moment and that the Vertec's were waiting their turn for another production run.