Questions & Answers

• Q: Is this a Type F or type G?

  • Answered
  • Asked 06/09/2019 22:08 by Kent N

  A:

  Kent, Manual Safety/Decocker = "Type F". Beretta Type F system that is single/double action with an ambidextrous manual safety on the slide which also acts as a decocking lever.

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• Q: Is this truly the compact model with no rail? Just ten round magazines instead of 13.

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  • Asked 01/04/2019 21:19 by Ean T

  A:

  yes that is what it is a 92 compact no rail 10 round Type
  Pistol
  Action
  Single/Double
  Caliber/Gauge
  9MM LUGER
  Capacity
  10
  Barrel Length
  4.25
  Sights
  3-dot Fixed
  Frame Material
  ALUMINUM, Alloy
  Finish
  Bruniton
  License Requirement
  FFL
  Manufacturer
  Beretta
  Mfg. Part Number
  JS92F850
  UPC
  082442868875
  Caliber/Gauge
  9mm
  Action
  Single/Double Action
  Barrel Length
  4.25
  Condition
  New

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• Q: Is the beretta being sold a Model L or Model M? Beretta site say the Model M has not been produced since 2004 and only accepted single stack 8 round mags. The answer to previous Model question was confusing.

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  • Asked 09/22/2017 22:04 by Paul H

  A:

  This is the 10 round, double stack version of the 92 Compact. Beretta no longer manufactures the single stack, type M version.

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• Q: i am wondering is this the model m and not the model l

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  • Asked 08/20/2017 12:21 by JOHN s

  A:

  Hi John, this is the Model M. A better picture is here: https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/411549078/Firearms/Used+Guns/Used+Handguns/used+Beretta+92FS+Type+M+Compact
• Q: the only difference I can see is the mag 10 as opposed to 13 rnds. Some sites list it as 13 some 10, they look the same, does this model JS92F850 have a shorter grip ? that would account for the 10 rnds? If not the description is wrong. OR it could be that the pictures are wrong + identical, it says below the picture "Please verify this picture accurately" Well that is what I am trying to do here:)
  maybe it's the dust cover which is straight on some models along with the radius on the grip

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  • Asked 08/16/2017 11:35 by John M

  A:

  John, these pistols are "identical" except for the magazine capacity. The magazines are the same size but the 10rd ones are blocked to 10rds to be compliant in some states.