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That's valid. There is a strong temptation to hit that button when handling it for the first time. It is in the area where it might be a safety so, *depress* and there goes the mag!Originally Posted by Rucker61
the only thing i don't like is that I cant thread it for a suppressor.
Good point. Though, I did run across a couple of guys who'd had them threaded as a custom job. It ain't easy though. Hi Desert Dog used to (?) sell one pre-threaded but I don't know that they do it any more.
They can be threaded, it is not rocket surgery.
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Great to know! I hadn't really considered going down that road, but if that's a service you do, it's good to know!
I was referring to the carbine.
I have a stainless 6" one and have owned it for about 4 years now. I sent it to Beretta for the safety recall after the firing pin came flying out of it. After waiting a few months to get it back, they sent it back to me assembled wrong. I took it to BPTactical for a tune up and reassembly, can't wait to shoot it again.
Cool little pistol. My wife gave it to me for my Birthday present.
i have a 7" with Blue and balck grips. I have a decent red dot on it and love the hell out of it. I lost an extractor once and beretta replaced it for free. It just popped out somehow. It is one of my favorites. I definitely would be interested in threading it.
That longer barrel was seemingly harder to find. Ever thought about selling it and getting a 4.5"? You might be able to make a buck or two.
Not selling right now. i picked it up in 06 or 07 for $275 at Gander back in the day. I love it for the lond distance shots.
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