Beretta 92FS Compact 9mm 13+1 4.25 2 Mags - 4.25" Barrel, 13+1 Rounds, Polymer Grips, 3-Dot Sights

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• Q: Do standard full size 92fs magazines fit in this model?

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  • Asked 03/06/2022 17:02 by Daniel G

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  Daniel, yes the full sized magazines will fit but will extend past the grip a little. I would recommend a spacer Wich will fill in the gap between the magazine and the grip. Here is a link to one that will work. Hope this helps, link here... https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/714013163/xgrip+mag+spacer+ber+92c+9mm

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• Q: Is this Beretta compact made in Italy and is it without the rail?

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  • Asked 03/04/2022 18:37 by Barry V

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  Barry, yes and yes. Made in Italy, no rail. Have a great day!

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• Q: this item has a lanyard loop.just a heads up

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  • Asked 11/07/2020 00:05 by Todd K

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  Nice, thanks for the update, have a good weekend and stay safe.

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• Q: Does this model have a rail, and if not which one does.

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  • Asked 05/31/2019 06:00 by ROBERT R

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  Robert, that model does not have a rail but these ones do in either black or Inox finish: https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/90329/beretta+j90c9f10+92fs+compact+13%2b1+9mm+425%22
  https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/85127/beretta+j90c9f20+92fs+inox+compact+13%2b1+9mm+425%22

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• Q: I just purchased this (on its way) and am seeing a lot of references to a type "L" version. Q: what is an "L" version and is this one of them?

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  • Asked 03/09/2019 16:06 by charles h c

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  Charles, The “L” and “M” both refer to design characteristics of the 92 series, but they refer to different aspects. L” = Long (or, if you want to be really correct and use the original Italian, “Lungo”) for “long slide travel”. The shorter, lighter slides on the Compact and Centurion models require longer slide travel to function optimally and to avoid battering the frames, so the frames have slightly different internal dimensions, particularly the rail lengths. ---- Type M = Type Monofilare (Italian for single-file/single-column). The Compacts with single-stack magazines are thus Type M. This is also how we get the somewhat rare “Centurion Type M”, a single-stack “Centurion” that seems to really be just a Compact L Type M with a Centurion-marked slide. (This is not an L model).
• Q: Does this model have the "warning, fires without magazine" as a rollmark on the slide?

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  • Asked 02/26/2019 21:52 by Peter T

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  I received mine on 6 March 2019 and it does have the roll marks. It appears that these may have been part of a military/gov. contract that went bad, hence, they are now available to civilians. The roll marks were probably required from the military/gov. for liability issues.

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• Q: Is the extractor pin staked or is it a roll pin so I can knock out to clean all the gunk that accumulates?

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  • Asked 02/25/2019 15:47 by Tim J

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  It is fastened with a "roll pin'

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• Q: Does this model have the lanyard loop?

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  • Asked 02/24/2019 21:40 by Phil W

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  Phil - This one does not have the lanyard loop. The loops are for sale here: https://www.berettausa.com/en-us/aluminum-lanyard-loop-for-92-9/c55325/ or on "Flea Bay".

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• Q: Is it CA compliant ( without 13 round mag)?

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  • Asked 02/24/2019 04:13 by Ephraim E

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  sorry it is not on the CA DOJ approved list here are the beretta CA approved 9mm guns that Buds has https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/search.php/type/Firearms_Handguns/exclusive/ca/manu/86/sort/per-round-asc/caliber/10000837

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