Beretta PX4 Storm Type F .40 S&W Pistol

A: Hi Mike, Type F: The safety lever is both a safe on/off, and a decocker. - Type G: The lever is simply a decocker. (The difference is that the Type G has a decocker only, while Type F has a combination decocker/safety. The guns are otherwise identical.).

A: the G model is a decocker only the F is a manual safety with a decocker function. you can carry the F model with the safety on and the hammer back to fire the 1st shot single action or you can carry it with the hammer down and fire the 1st shot double action. The g is only safe to carry with the hammer down and fire the 1st shot double action

A: Hi Richard, Yes it is compatible. It is the same exact magazine it is just blocked to 10 round for states that have 10 round maximum compliance.

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A: Hello there sweets! The type 4 is on your guys' roster. Surprisingly. Happy shootin!

A: Wiley, no Sir. The CA compliant models have CA in the model number Sir. It is out of stock : https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/41942

A: sorry its not on the CA DOJ approved list https://www.oag.ca.gov/firearms/certified-handguns/search?make=151008

A: JXF4F20CA was submitted to CA DOJ and beretta paid for it to be tested and CA certified. Buds pricing is set by a computer program here is what Buds says about it "Our website updates every 20 minutes, 24/7, with our current inventory and replacement cost. We do not price our guns manually based on our cost in each, rather we use a live download from manufacturers and distributors to set our price based on our current replacement cost. As our cost changes, the corresponding website price of each make/model will change up/down accordingly. Although our profit margin remains unchanged, our advertised prices will change frequently, sometimes several times per day.

A: Its coming from a different distributor l, buds doesn't price guns manually, and have a set mark up based on their cost from distributors. Copy and paste from buds on their pricing model. "Our website updates every 20 minutes, 24/7, with our current inventory and replacement cost. We do not price our guns manually based on our cost in each, rather we use a live download from manufacturers and distributors to set our price based on our current replacement cost. As our cost changes, the corresponding website price of each make/model will change up/down accordingly. Although our profit margin remains unchanged, our advertised prices will change frequently, sometimes several times per day."

A: Gabriel, this is simple, I have ordered the same and similar firearms on slightly different dates many times and the only thing that changed and influenced price was the number of each in stock. Recently stocked items are lower in price and low stock items are higher in price. Cheers and stay safe!