Good for Beretta!

[jeepster09]

In celebration of a potential Beretta move out of the PDR of M, I went out this morning and bought a Beretta 70S in .22lr. I'd probably have bought the gun anyway, but it's special to me now... in some odd way.

I have been fondiling a 70s in .380........not sure.....hard to get mags etc?

[ripley16]

I have been fondiling a 70s in .380........not sure.....hard to get mags etc?

Mags are available (I have a site name if you need), but a little pricey.

[jocko]

what u recent Beretta buyers need to do is to email beretta and let them know why u just bought one of their fine guns. Give them some insight that their decision to move to friendly territory (Indiana)_ is welcomed by all..

Virginia is just to far east yet for a gun company to be comforatable. They defiitely need to get into the midewest where we are not only friendly but labor friendly to. We have Right to work law in Indiana..

[mr surveyor]

What trigger group do you recommend as a replacement?

I don't remember the fellow's name/handle, but a guy on the Beretta Forum, several years ago, built a trigger system (metal) and buffer for the CX4. It was successful enough at the time, Brownell's picked it up for their catalogue. I never got around to buying either, but the guys on the Beretta Forum were all raving about it. If I'm not mistaken it was also adjustable, and eliminated most of the typical trigger creep.

Are you considering optics? I had an ATN red dot "screen" on mine, and at 50 yards it was always "pie plate accuracy" (plenty good for my needs).

[RRP]

I don't remember the fellow's name/handle, but a guy on the Beretta Forum, several years ago, built a trigger system (metal) and buffer for the CX4.

Sierra Papa?

[mr surveyor]

Sierra Papa?

that rings a bell

[downtownv]

I hope everyone in the Gun Business does the same thing to their home state if that state demonstrates its "ANTI- Gun/2nd Amendment!"

[DeaconKC]

Yup, Illinois has already lost some and it wouldn't surprise me if more leave.