Say hello to "Pietro"...
 

Wanted to have some more fun with my new camera tonight, so I thought I would snap some shots of my WA Beretta 92FS in INOX finish.

This was my second GBB pistol. I bought it here on the ASC forums in late fall / early winter of last year. This is a beautiful gun. I think it's by far the sexiest looking of all my pistols. It's sort of my "cosmetic showpiece" that always gets "oooo"s and "ahhhh"s whenever I take it out to show it to people. But it's more than just a looker. This gun is also my most accurate pistol.

But while it's got killer accuracy, shooting on duster just doesn't cut it for me. As far as I know, the gun is completely stock. With HFC134a duster gas, it shoots 230-ish fine for CQB and what one would expect for this gun on duster. For outdoors, that's just not powerful enough to cut through brush and fight wind. So because of that, this gun has been relegated to plinking and showing off. lol It's definitely the crown jewel of my pistol collection.

So without further delay, here's teh pr0n...

http://www.societyssorrow.com/_crunc...t/WA92FS/1.jpg

http://www.societyssorrow.com/_crunc...t/WA92FS/2.jpg

http://www.societyssorrow.com/_crunc...t/WA92FS/3.jpg

http://www.societyssorrow.com/_crunc...t/WA92FS/4.jpg

Still trying to figure out this new camera and I didn't do any processing on these pics. But you get the idea...

that is bitching.

Very nice pistol

Mmm....nice. I have 2 WA pistols so far, and I love them to death. I love the grips on this too.

hello pietro you look nice

I love it.

Hello Pietro, wanna hang out sometime, you are beautiful!

yes my friend she is beautiful.

I'd call it Monica.

:3

Pretty gun you have there.

pietro sounds like a guy's name

awesome gun, i hate the grips though, do they looks less tan irl?

A guy's name indeed. I don't name my guns. My Glock is my Glock, Sig is my Sig, etc. My KJW is really the M9, the military version of the 92FS. If it had trades, it would be designated the M9, made in USA, etc. This one has the civilian Beretta trades saying made by Pietro Beretta Gardone - Italy. That's why I nicknamed this gun Pietro.

The grips look whiter in real life... Sort of like an aged ivory finish.

I think it's Italian for 'Peter'

Yup. That's what Pietro means.