From the point of view of usability, there is no difference. So, give me any of the models available today. I like the grip on my M9, even though I have very medium size hands. Beretta has standard 15, 17 and 20 round mags. I have a M9 commercial I want another gun with a rail and replaceable sights (so I can use night sights) which uses the same mags. The bottom hole position is 10 degrees and the top hole position is 20. Any Beretta 9mm pistol which will take the standard mags will do the trick. Beretta 92x Centurion Upgrades00 (2) Beretta 92X Series Safety Assembly - XL 150. The whole technical data package thing is a bunch of crap. This was all according to their own rules. So, we made a list of these basically free enhancements, and then, after the first deliveries, we charged them a premium for the enhancements.
I worked on a program in the late 1970s where, because of the massive increase in capability of the technology we had available, we could easily exceed the specs without any increase in cost. The military was always worried about "mission creep". Having decades of experience in the aerospace and defense industry, I can sympathize. You mention the offer by Beretta to use the new locking block for the pistols (M9) and the Army’s refusal. In that situation should I brush from the muzzle back instead?
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I’m not sure how I’m really supposed to get a cleaning rod thru my 10/22 barrel considering I don’t know how to get it into the breach. I’ve been worried by people who say it’ll ruin the rifling. I’ve always though that the cleaning rod isn’t gonna be too bad for it as long as you’re not deliberately scraping the bore. Seems to me that they aren’t gonna damage the barrel very significantly because they’re not as hard and because the barrel also has a projectile rammed thru it and swaged down to size. I currently only have the 3 piece rods and a bore snake and I honestly haven’t ever really worried about the 3pc rods. What is your opinion on the multi piece cleaning rods vs a 1 piece? Also what about the bore cables from Otis? I know they’re not bore snakes but actual cables that can attach the cleaning pieces. Chris I have a quick question for you regarding cleaning of barrels. I usually calmly explain the M9/92 service history and legacy, mention the 1301 as well as other shotguns, then I usually follow up by asking them if they know who the oldest gun maker in the world is? Most of them don’t…. Still can’t believe how many keyboard commandos will talk shit about an M9/92 or Beretta’s in general.
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Otis Technology 9MM Pistol Cleaning System Ĭhallenge Targets – Code SAS – 10% off steel targets Otis Technology Defender Series Gun Cleaning Kit The Beretta 92X Centurion – The Next Model 92 Generation
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