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Beretta M1934 in 380 ACP

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mrupe	Beretta M1934 in 380 ACP	Lead	[-]
Posts: 154 Dec 20 11 6:44 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Tags : None I just picked up a Beretta M1934 from my local gun shop. Looks like a Military version, it's parkerized in about 70% finish left.. Only had a short time to examine, it was closing time. But my pickup day is the day after Christmas so I'll post more then. Any info on this gun would be helpful, it's the first one I have had a chance to look at. Paid $300.00 for it?
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eb in oregon		#1	[-]
Posts: 2473 Dec 25 11 12:03 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I had a .32 ACP M1934 that was a war trophy liberated from the production line. It was basically new except for handling wear. I never got to fire it as I was offered a lot more than I paid for it. Wish I still had it though. $300.00 seems fair to me. It's an excellent design and a well made gun. The last models of the war period could be a little rough in some places, but it still shot and worked fine. "We must all hang together, or most assuredly we shall all hang separately." Benjamin Franklin, July 4 1776
mrupe	Beretta M1934	#2	[-]
Posts: 154 Dec 31 11 5:19 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Hi Eric, Thanks for the comments. I just piked it up a couple days ago and haven't had much time to look it over? It is marked "RE", army with a crown above the RE. It is dated 1937 and has a parkerized finish, with all matching numbers and a extra mag. Hope to take it out this Friday to test fire. Looks to be a little better than 80% finish, with wear makes on top of barrel, trigger and bottom edges of mag well only. It has the black hard plastic grips with steel backing. I'll post pictures and a range report as soon as I can. Happy New Year to all.
mrupe	Beretta M1934 in 380 acp	#3	[-]
Posts: 154 Feb 14 12 5:33 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Hi All, Sorry been to busy at work and home to get pictures taken and posted. It is marked "RE", army with a crown above the RE. It is dated 1937 and has a parkerized finish, with all matching numbers and a extra mag. Here are a couple of quick pictures. I took it to the range and fired about 30 rounds through her at 7 yards and had about a 5 1/2 inch group.

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