990Two? Anyone have specs or information about that particular gun?shep854 said:Thanks; I remember discussion on the Beretta Forum about which would be the "real" M9A1, the pistol pictured or the 90Two. The Marines issued a contract for the pictured M9A1, but there were vibes that the 990Two would get the Army nod due to its modular grip.
It is the 90 Two - and all that is known is what is pictures above in the 1st post of this thread... (go up)Brandon_Lutz said:990Two? Anyone have specs or information about that particular gun?shep854 said:Thanks; I remember discussion on the Beretta Forum about which would be the "real" M9A1, the pistol pictured or the 90Two. The Marines issued a contract for the pictured M9A1, but there were vibes that the 990Two would get the Army nod due to its modular grip.
Ahh, see when he said 990Two, I thought there was a different model from the 90 Two. Didnt stop to think it was a typo :lol:Shipwreck said:It is the 90 Two - and all that is known is what is pictures above in the 1st post of this thread... (go up)Brandon_Lutz said:990Two? Anyone have specs or information about that particular gun?shep854 said:Thanks; I remember discussion on the Beretta Forum about which would be the "real" M9A1, the pistol pictured or the 90Two. The Marines issued a contract for the pictured M9A1, but there were vibes that the 990Two would get the Army nod due to its modular grip.
That is really a stupid decision on their part - I can see selling both the new design and old - but I believe they will hurt their sales by doing this.Berettadeprived said:Got this from Beretta USA on email in reply to a question I asked of the discontinuation of the Inox guns.
The 92FS and 96FS Inox pistols were discontinued for 2006. The 92FS pistol is being continued as both the 92 and M9 pistol in the black Bruniton finish. The .40 cal. 96FS Bruniton has been discontinued. There will be a new polymer frame and steel slide version of the .40 cal. pistol in the Bruniton finish coming very soon. We believe it will be called the "90-TWO" pistol. Decisions to continue and drop certain pistol models are made by Beretta Italy, Beretta USA's parent company.
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Beretta Customer Support