Unless things have changed that I'm not aware of, the .40 cal. would be a model 96. (90-six)

The frame is made of aluminum.

I'm curious.....what caliber do you carry for summer?

Well I have alot of different options in different calibers my summer/winter carry is a Glock 29 I'm just looking in getting something new

The 90-two is available in.40 S&W. It has an alloy frame and a steel barrel. I have a "Dash" in 9 mm and IMO it is a great shooter a little large for a carry gun unless you a big guy.

I'm not a huge guy but I can conceal whatever I'm carrying that day, even 1911's are concealed easily. I'm just got interest in the beretta

I Like my PX 4 Sub Compact 40 it's a 3" Easy Carry All Day Long .

Except for a few special, discontinued 92 variants - all 92s have aluminum frames. Sorry.

However, unless you shoot competition, the gun will outlast you. Change the recoil spring every 3500k, and the locking block at 15-20k rounds... You will have that gun at least 40-50,000 rounds... probably longer

Originally Posted by paratrooper

Unless things have changed that I'm not aware of, the .40 cal. would be a model 96. (90-six)

The frame is made of aluminum.

I'm curious.....what caliber do you carry for summer?

You sir are correct!

Originally Posted by berettatoter

You sir are correct!

I'm a BIG Beretta fan, and have been for years. But, I haven't kept up with the new(er) models coming out. It seems that model #'s don't make all that much sense any more, and since I'm not in a buying mode, haven't gone to the trouble to educate myself on what's out there.

I'm just going by what used to be current and accurate. I was kind of worried that I might have made a slip-up by stating what I did.

The 92 comes in 9mm, however the question was does the 90-two com in .40. The answer in yes there is no 90-six. The 90-two is a different gun from the 92.

Originally Posted by 75fernandez

The 92 comes in 9mm, however the question was does the 90-two com in .40. The answer in yes there is no 90-six. The 90-two is a different gun from the 92.

Cool, and good to know. Looks as if I have some catching up to do.