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  • hey i have one of those

    

  • I love that pistol! where did you get yours? bc my grandad on my dads side has one, its well built, just a beautiful pistol

  • Love those little Beretta pocket pistols. Like some other commenters have mentioned, they also made them in .32 caliber. I have one that's in .22 (the model 948) from 1954.

  • Bought 1934 380 in1960 ...In my belt 1975 to 2005...Was a comfort ...Either hand..What few folks know is what makes it a good CC pistol ..IT HAS A HALF COCK SAFETY..& can carry with one in the pipe & safety OFF....Lower hammer CAREFULLY...& pull back ONE click Trigger is locked..& hammer is back slightly..PUT IN BELT..Pull hammer back all the way & SHOOT...Try it you'll fall in love all over again.....R.P.

  • they also made a 32cal.They will not shoot both.

  • @vwcut yep, Beretta 34 is .380 and Beretta 35 is .32 ACP I'm italian and I own a Beretta 35 :)

  • P.B its not a Police

    P.B=Paolo Beretta

  • @Scando94 Thought PB was Pietro Beretta, at least that's what it says on my 92FS

  • @Scando94 Paolo or Pietro?

  • I also have a Beretta M1934 in 9mm Corto (.380). It is a very cool handgun and shoots very nicely. The only thing I don't like is that the magazine holds the slide back on the last round and the magazine release is a pressure style design which makes reloading a pain. Nonetheless, it is a classic and a beauty!

  • my granpa has one but its a .22 mm

  • Yours is a army issue.

  • Also were its got the police issue symbol, mine has RE or R=E , no idea what that means

  • @DrShakalu619 re stands for royal army... but in Italian i think regio esercrito. on the other side it should have the stamp fag for factory of arms of gardone Fabbrica d'Armi Gardone .

  • @DrShakalu619 RE = Regio Esercito. Yours is a WW2 Italian Army issued Beretta. Likely a Military Police. Congratulations on owning a nice piece of military history.

  • @screamingmeanie thanks I never shoot it because I got all the original parts so if it breaks its impossible to replace

  • @DrShakalu619 Wimp

    Mine is all original too and I shoot it all the time.

    I traded it off to my brother for several years then traded again to get it back.

    When I got it back from him the slide return spring was weak so I brought a whole new spring kit from some gun parts web site. It was right around fifteen bucks for the whole kit at that time.

  • EXACT to mnebut its pretty rare even though the make is beretta my slide serial number doesnt match but anyways its good and a good video

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