Beretta Model 418 6.35 mm (.25) We do not know exactly in which year Beretta began producing its first 6.35 calibre pocket pistol.
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As a follow up to manufacturing Model 1922 Beretta decided to produce another weapon...... |
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The most famous and far-flung Beretta pistol .............. |
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The aut. pistol of the series 950, manufactured in cal. 6,35 (.25) and serving as base for the .22 short pistols, can be considered as the real pocket weapon for defense .. |
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| The definite adoption of the 9 mm calibre " para. bellum " for the automatic pistols issued to the Armed Forces and Police detachments during the last war, was not only caused by the necessity to unify the calibres of pistols and light machine guns (especially Sten gun type), of ever increasing diffusion with the Armed Forces of the various countries, but also by the excellent ballistic characteristics of this calibre... |
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The BERETTA 70 " SERIES, designed on the production experiences of more than ten millions of guns, is based on the classic features* of the BERETTA 1935 pistol, world renowned for over a quarter of a century... |
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Towards the end of the 1960s Beretta decided to enter into a field which had been neglected up lo that time, introduced his first double action pistol. |
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The Mod. 80 for its outstanding original design and superb performance is idea |
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Beretta Prototype Revolver model 1 Prototype of the first kind of Beretta revolver ......... |
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Beretta Revolvers made in Brazil Maybe not so many Beretta lovers know the history of the Beretta revolver made in Brazil |
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Probably these are unique pictures of a prototype that never left the Beretta R.&D, department. |
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The Beretta Cougar 8000 series semi-auto has developed a formidable reputation as a reliable, potent pistol...... |
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Designed focused on small dimension with a polymer frame, it was a partial succes but who as used keep love it |
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