This caught my eye today, sitting in the "used" case at a Charlotte, NC gun shop. A very cool late 1990s Beretta 8000F. It is a DA/SA, decocker, alloy-framed, hammer-fired, 9 mm pistol. Two magazines. It appears unfired but has a few small marks from handling and storage. Looks like a new gun at arm's length.
These are solid pistols. NATO qualified and expected to last tens of thousands of rounds. North Carolina State Highway Patrol used the .357 Sig version of this pistol, the 8357. It shares a lot of qualities with the CZ P-01 and third generation Smiths that we like so much. It is; however, a bit chunky. That's okay. Somebody should call the NCSHP to come arrest me for stealing this gun at $379.00. It is worth quite a bit more. Went from owning no Berettas to having two in as many weeks.
I do not have any real experience with this pistol. Anyone else have experience, observation, comments, etc?
These are solid pistols. NATO qualified and expected to last tens of thousands of rounds. North Carolina State Highway Patrol used the .357 Sig version of this pistol, the 8357. It shares a lot of qualities with the CZ P-01 and third generation Smiths that we like so much. It is; however, a bit chunky. That's okay. Somebody should call the NCSHP to come arrest me for stealing this gun at $379.00. It is worth quite a bit more. Went from owning no Berettas to having two in as many weeks.
I do not have any real experience with this pistol. Anyone else have experience, observation, comments, etc?





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