Beretta 92 9mm

[deercrazy]

I have for sale a Beretta model 92 9mm pistol. It has Pacmar rubber grips, factory grips, 2 -15 round magazines, a new holster, and 300 rounds of 9mm ammo.

I am asking $800.00. My name is Dave, please PM me, and I will answer them in the order I receive them. I live in Avondale.

[deercrazy]

153 view, and no comments. What do you guys think this gun package is worth?

[Big Browns]

I'm not very familar with that gun. With that said, I think $500 seems about right. You may want to try backpage or gunbroker.

 

Adam

[rossislider]

My estimate is these items wound go new for about:

• Pistol $700ish
• Ammo $80-$100
• Grips $20
• Holster $50-$75

Your price seems reasonable if you are willing to wait for a buyer looking for these specific items. But if you want to sell quick might need to drop the price a bit to entice someone not necessarily wanting to buy now.

 

On a side note, I have a Beretta 92fs and love it. Great reliable gun.

 

Good luck

[Coach]

_{I've got the same gun in blue finish - similar (Hogue) grips. Really like it, and the grips are great. When I bought mine (a long time ago) it was $450 new. That was cheap even back then. Jensen's in Tucson had ordered a whole bunch for the Tucson PD, and going from memory, the PD decided to switch to Glock around that time, so Jensen's sold a bunch of them really cheap.}

 

_{A quick scan on gunbroker, looks like around $475-$600 for blue, standard grips, depending on condition. This one looks nice, good holster. IMO a little over-priced, but hey, may as well start with what you would like to get out of it, and go from there. Agree with Ross about the reliability. I've had mine a long time, and don't shoot it all that often but I don't recall any failures, even with cheap ammo.}

[BigMoqui]

I went through this same thing recently with a bunch of fly fishing gear and I actually really appreciated the input of other members, so here goes.

 

Grips 20$

Holster 40$

Ammo (looks like the steel cased stuff and only 150 rounds shown in pic) 36$ (if you have full 300) 72$

Gun 550$ (depending on round count and condition of barrel/ brand new stainless can be found for 650$)

 

So, 646$ to 682$ depending on how many rounds there are. 700$ seems like a fair starting point for me. I'll also agree about the quality and reliability of this gun with the above posters. There is a reason why so many law enforcement agencies all over the world have been using this gun or variation of it for like 30 years. Hope this helps.

 

EDIT: All my prices were for used items except of course the ammo.

[hoghntr]

first pistol I ever purchased on my own.. you know back in the Lethal Weapon movie days. love the gun still have it some 25 or so years later.. oh and because of the movie I think it was around $650 or $700, crazy!! keep that thing!!!

[Pine Donkey]

I have the same gun with factory grips. Bought it at a gun show 7 years ago, used, 2 mags, no holster, $375.00. I think that was a pretty good price back then, the hype has pushed the prices up.

Great gun for shooting.

[Coach]

Yeah Hoghntr, I remember Mel Gibson shooting a smiley face with his at some insane range. I'm sure that scene played a role in my decision to get one. Back then, Jensen's did an "accurizing" job where they would tack weld little stubs on the barrel to reduce play.

 

Definitely a super nice gun, capable of shooting better than most handgunners.

[Chris]

I paid $550 for my 92 new, 1 1/2 years ago. If I sold my gun....probably $450ish for gun alone.

 

Just add OBO and see where it goes.