Surplus Beretta M1951 9mm

The surplus Beretta M1951 is a semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9mm Parabellum. Here is some information about the surplus Beretta M1951:

1. Origin: The Beretta M1951 is an Italian-made pistol that was originally designed in the late 1940s. It was adopted by the Italian military and served as the standard sidearm for the Italian Armed Forces until the late 1980s.

2. Design and Features: The Beretta M1951 features a single-action/double-action (SA/DA) trigger mechanism. It has a 8+1 round capacity and utilizes a magazine release located at the heel of the grip. The pistol has a fixed barrel and a blowback operation. The safety lever is located on the slide and acts as a decocker when engaged.

3. Surplus Availability: The surplus Beretta M1951 pistols have become available on the commercial market as military and police forces phased them out. These surplus firearms can vary in condition, so it’s important to inspect or inquire about the specific condition before purchase.

4. Ammunition: The Beretta M1951 is chambered in 9mm Parabellum, also known as 9x19mm or 9mm Luger. The 9mm Parabellum is a widely available and popular cartridge, suitable for self-defense, target shooting, and other purposes.

5. Availability and Legal Considerations: The availability of surplus Beretta M1951 pistols can vary depending on your location and local firearms laws. It’s important to ensure that you comply with all applicable laws and regulations regarding the purchase, ownership, and transfer of firearms, including any restrictions on surplus firearms.

When considering the purchase of a surplus Beretta M1951 or any other surplus firearm, it’s important to inspect the firearm’s condition, research its history, and ensure that you are purchasing from a reputable and licensed dealer. Proper training, familiarization with the firearm’s operation, and adherence to safety practices are also crucial.

This shipment of Surplus Beretta M1951 9mm pistols are original Italian made Beretta’s, that were imported from the Carabinieri according to the importer. This new batch of pistols is in much nicer condition that the last batch from the Italian Navy. We will update the pictures shortly.

This shipment tends to be from Very Good surplus  to Good surplus with a few fair surplus condition mixed in. Scratches on the grips and holster wear are the most common signs of use on these. Sig Sauer gun for sale, And there is definitely less grease on these than the last batch. Glock for sale

“Hand Pick” (our staff will select the cosmetically best one out of 10) Option is available for $15.00 on these.

The Beretta M1951 is a very rare pistol in the United States, and it is Historically significant as Beretta’s first locked breech designed pistol. This design paved the way for Beretta to eventually design and produce the famous Beretta 92.  sks rifle for sale, The Model 1951 was produced from 1953 to 1980.

The importer roll marked these pistols under the trigger guard, which was a nice touch. Check the pictures.

Always have surplus guns checked out by a gunsmith prior to firing them.

None of these pistols will be C&R Eligible, as they are not old enough.

Note on Finishes:

The majority of these Beretta Model 1951 pistols have blued finishes, some have parkerized finishes. Some of the buled finishes have turned plum color. We can not accommodate special requests for finishes. surplus beretta m1951 9mm marked

Features:

• Original Beretta Production, not a copy!
• Beretta’s first locked breech design.
• Latter production steel frame design.
• Single Action only.
• Cross bolt safety.
• One 8rd magazine.

Current Surplus Beretta M1951 options:

• Handpick: Very Good surplus to Good surplus condition, some nicks and scratches and handling marks on the finish. Grips will have scratches and handling marks. 19751976 very good to, good to surplus condition
• Standard: Good surplus to fair surplus condition, some nicks and scratches and handling marks on the finish. Grips will have scratches and handling marks. beretta m1951 9mm surplus pistol, m1951 beretta, mfrsurplusberettam1951 upc caliber, guncritic score beretta m1951