Last week at my favorite local gun shop, I discovered a Beretta M1934 is near excellent condition. It's a commercial model, no military markings at all, so it's had the "easy life". Honestly, it looks like it spent most of it's life on someone's night stand. Anyway, my very first visit to the range with it this weekend impressed me; I do believe it's a keeper. The group is 21 rounds (3 magazines) at 10 yards. As best as I can tell, the "question mark" is formed from the holes made by 9 bullets. I could be a better shot, but I'm quite happy with the old gun.