My Beretta "Ghost"

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  1. November 6th, 2011 02:08 PM #16
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    Very nice! Congrats and enjoy.
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    Thanks Everyone for the flattering comments about my "Ghost"!
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    It's a bit heavy for CCW, but it's a great looking firearm.
    I had a 92G many years ago and always regretted selling it. The do weigh between 32 and 34 oz (then add ammo)...gets heavy on the waistline.
    Beretta firearms are well-made..it should treat you very well.
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    Man that is one beautiful pistol.
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    I too have a 92FS. I bought it to practice with since the M9 is the standard military sidearm. Since owning it and shooting it I have really come to appreciate the 92. It seems rather large for concealed carry, but you have me thinking....
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    I love that version of the 92fs. I had to sell my 92fs Inox several years ago and still plan on replacing it. Just Got the PX4 Inox and eagerly await adding a 92fs Inox back to the collection.

    congrats on the new gun!!
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