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ysacres · 03-06-2003, 10:00 PM

TallTLynn
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(8/19/01 1:21:57 pm)
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Okay, what are they running brand new? Saw one at the dealers today (I was buying ammo for the .38 Ruby - spent way too much money, but that's another story).

Anway he had one there for $649.00 - is that reasonable or is he high?

Of course I thought $549.00 was high for the Beretta 92FS - pretty but expensive.

M Opaliski
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(8/19/01 5:08:24 pm)
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That seems a bit high T, I remember paying $607 for mine when they were first introduced. I got the one of the 2000 Commemerative CAT PAKs in the hard Aluminum case with extras. You can probably fine a better deal if you look around.

It is a nice shooter though, I put 50 rounds downrange to see how it shoots then cleaned it and packed it away. It is a liitle thick ... not something that I would carry, but still a nice piece.
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AntiqueDr
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(8/19/01 10:11:14 pm)
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$589.00, T.

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TallTLynn
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(8/19/01 10:19:35 pm)
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Well then since you both think that's a bit much guess I'll keep looking (sigh). I want to thank both of you for helping me out here - I always did tend to impulse buy (thank god I didn't have that much cash on me).

Will find one eventually. But since I know what a new one now costs realistically I can possibly gauge what a used one would be as well.

Again thank you both.

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ysacres Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Wazzu WA Posts: 2,413	Beretta 45acp TallTLynn Senior Chief Moderator Staff Posts: 1738 (8/19/01 1:21:57 pm) Reply Beretta 45acp -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Okay, what are they running brand new? Saw one at the dealers today (I was buying ammo for the .38 Ruby - spent way too much money, but that's another story). Anway he had one there for $649.00 - is that reasonable or is he high? Of course I thought $549.00 was high for the Beretta 92FS - pretty but expensive. M Opaliski Senior Chief Moderator Staff Posts: 256 (8/19/01 5:08:24 pm) Reply Re: Beretta 45acp -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- That seems a bit high T, I remember paying $607 for mine when they were first introduced. I got the one of the 2000 Commemerative CAT PAKs in the hard Aluminum case with extras. You can probably fine a better deal if you look around. It is a nice shooter though, I put 50 rounds downrange to see how it shoots then cleaned it and packed it away. It is a liitle thick ... not something that I would carry, but still a nice piece. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Support your RKBA ... Matthew NRA Life Member Talk Radio Junkie opaliski@hotmail.com TheFirearmsEnthusiast AntiqueDr Moderator Posts: 645 (8/19/01 10:11:14 pm) Reply Re: Beretta 45acp -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- $589.00, T. We Buy Guns! 1 - 100, Antique or Modern! www.apaxenterprises.com TallTLynn Senior Chief Moderator Staff Posts: 1749 (8/19/01 10:19:35 pm) Reply Re: Beretta 45acp -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Well then since you both think that's a bit much guess I'll keep looking (sigh). I want to thank both of you for helping me out here - I always did tend to impulse buy (thank god I didn't have that much cash on me). Will find one eventually. But since I know what a new one now costs realistically I can possibly gauge what a used one would be as well. Again thank you both. -->