I have an M9. Exact same thing as the Beretta 92, except for stamping on the slide to indicate which is which. The 92 is the "civilian" model.
It is a DA/SA gun, if that bothers you, or you are unsure about it. I'd go shoot one at a range before purchase. It is very reliable, easy to clean and maintain and parts are plentiful, as the standard issue sidearm of the US DoD, parts arent going to be discontinued until they move on, even then the surplus will last a long time.
The sig I have never owned and know nothing about, other than its stellar reputation.
I have an M9. Exact same thing as the Beretta 92, except for stamping on the slide to indicate which is which. The 92 is the "civilian" model.
It is a DA/SA gun, if that bothers you, or you are unsure about it. I'd go shoot one at a range before purchase. It is very reliable, easy to clean and maintain and parts are plentiful, as the standard issue sidearm of the US DoD, parts arent going to be discontinued until they move on, even then the surplus will last a long time.
The sig I have never owned and know nothing about, other than its stellar reputation.
Hey thank you for your articulate response. Super grateful, Happy Thanksgiving to you and your loved ones.
Hey thank you for your articulate response. Super grateful, Happy Thanksgiving to you and your loved ones.
To you and yours as well sir.
To you and yours as well sir.
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