Beretta M1934 Army (#509724, dated 1936)

[Peter C]

Okay, the ammo is for the gun in the original posting and also what this topic was originally about (see title)

[buckle1]

Here is my Mod. 1934 in 9mm Corto (.380). It also came with the original holster in green for Army. The pistol is dated 1939. A really very nice pistol as the photos show. These are getting tough to find. I also have a 1934 in 9mm Scurt Romanian for .380 or 9mm Corto.
I have tried to sell or trade this pistol a number of times with virtually no interest despite it's scarcity. Before I forget your Mod. 34 is a beauty.

Bill

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[kanister]

Can you post a close-up or the mark that there is on the trigger guard, on the right side?
There is any mark on the right tang? Many time it's FAG 39.

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[kanister]

Very well! Crown FAG 39 is the mark of the Gardone proof house and 15 on the rhombus is the number of the inspector that made the proof.