Being a fan of Beretta pistols, I enjoyed this video learning about that particular model which I had never seen before. Thanks

that's a sweet little piece. great little sidearm for a tank crewman. nice piece of history.

I got a 1944 it’s rough looking… has a hard time firing tho… might need new pin or spring . Nice video!

That’s interesting, very neat thanks for sharing

Your fortunate there your able to own...carry those...here in canukistan We cant even own it..unless your grandfathered in..and its not able leave your home. Considered here as " prohibited" weapon. Great vid as always.

I love milsurps. I have a Mauser 1914 in 32. Thanks for the vid.

Nice video ❤

hi, mr Raven !!! it is a true pistol toy, its caliber is rather anemic, it cannot kill nothing only some flea sometime, infact it is inexplicable why it issued by italian air army, so long best gunner man 😉

I’m pretty sure that gun is a single action.

I have a 1966 Commercial 1934 .380. The 7.65 variant Model 1935 is an excellent pistol as well. Don't discount the 7.65 Browning with good ammo. The FIOCCHI 60 GRAIN SJHP is hot stuff close to lower end .380 ammo, but more accurate than the same models in .380 like PP 7.65 VS PP .380, COLT 1908 .380 VS COLT 1903 .32ACP. The 7.65 was FAR more popular world wide than the .380 and more handguns were produced in .32 ACP than the .380. In fact probably now the 9mm LUGER (9x19) has finally surpassed it in number of firearms produced. World wide it was exceedingly popular from 1900 until after WW2. THE 7.65 Browning continued to soldier on well into the 80's and is still used today like in the Zastava M70 you have highlighted in one of your reviews. Buffalo Bore makes a 70 grain PLUS P .32ACP that yields 220 ft pounds and provides good penetration. In an all steel handgun if the Fiocchi loading or Buffalo Bore rounds noted in the selected pistol will feed them this will make a reasonable defensive option.

The Germans liked this pistol ( they actually favored the 7.65 Browning AKA .32 ACP,) and confiscated many for their use after Italy surrendered and before. I have a 1966 marked 1934 in .380. Great guns that looks like a new pistol neat review of a classic pistol.

Nice little pistol. Looks to be in excellent shape for the age. Thanks for the video and information.

SWEET. MINES FROM 1944. REGARDS.

I also have a beretta m1934 in 32. Mine also came with a holster. No idea the era for the holster. Love to shoot mine though.

I have one from 1952…..a little shaky?

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