ID this weapon

[Mr_Willson]

it appears to a beretta design

kinda crazy

 

[Born4spd]

Thats the new beretta failomatic

 

[Mr_Willson]

nvm its just a 92f

with a compensator

 

[charlie12]

OK computer guys why do I get the red X instead of the pictures?

 

[Speedlace]

OK computer guys why do I get the red X instead of the pictures?

I see it now.

 

[charlie12]

I see it now.

Is is something I don't have in my computer? I'm a computer dummy.

 

[lost]

I can't see it either...

 

[Mr_Willson]

how about now?

(different pic)

 

[charlie12]

I can see the last one.

 

[lost]

Thank you There's a guy from Lafayette on the Beretta forum that makes that style of comp for the 92. Seems to be getting really good reviews from those who have ordered them.

Now I can see the other picture too for some reason...

 

[Mr_Willson]

Thank you There's a guy from Lafayette on the Beretta forum that makes that style of comp for the 92. Seems to be getting really good reviews from those who have ordered them.

Now I can see the other picture too for some reason...

how much is he selling them for?

 

[lost]

Had to go back and look it up. It looks like they are $225. The original SGS comps go for around $400 if you can find one for sale. They are no longer produced.

Here is one of the threads about these comps. There are some pictures in there of both the original SGS and this new style. There's also a 30 some odd page thread in the smithing and maint. section of the whole process leading up to these if you care to look.

http://www.berettaforum.net/vb/showthread.php?t=43353

 

[shoalsfugro]

rubber prop gun from Matrix reloaded agent Smith. Sometimes the answer ls behind the obvious;
London prop shop logo on Pic . http://www.themovieum.com/propstore.html Good one..

 

[Mr_Willson]

Had to go back and look it up. It looks like they are $225. The original SGS comps go for around $400 if you can find one for sale. They are no longer produced.

Here is one of the threads about these comps. There are some pictures in there of both the original SGS and this new style. There's also a 30 some odd page thread in the smithing and maint. section of the whole process leading up to these if you care to look.

http://www.berettaforum.net/vb/showthread.php?t=43353

I was hoping it could be something affordable

 

[lost]

I was hoping it could be something affordable

Yeah, I have the same problem for now.

 

[CEHollier]

Thats the new beretta failomatic

 

[jjh]

rubber prop gun from Matrix reloaded agent Smith. Sometimes the answer ls behind the obvious;
London prop shop logo on Pic . http://www.themovieum.com/propstore.html Good one..

Agent Smith carried a Desert Eagle .50 cal pistol not a beretta

 

[ChordsBail]

Full Slide Competition Berretta, they weld a piece of another slide on the end of the current slide(i have scene much better work) to make it a full lenght (1911) whatever caliber gun it is, this is a competition gun or was at one point thats all I would reommend it for. Atleast I have scene Hi powers done this way and they are amazing, but thats 2 different ballparks their!!!