Steelharp

FN's were my favorite, until I saw the inconsistency in accuracy among units. You could have two of the same exact model, and one would drive tacks, the other would look like you were patterning a shotgun. You never knew what you were getting. I've owned three. One was dead accurate. The others, not so much.

Price?

What was the deal with these?

Really? Interesting, indeed...

Sad to see another one gone...

I remember, not so long ago, 10 rounds was considered wimpy and downright Communist. Now, it's all the rage.

Isn't that sorta the red headed step child of the P series?

Four additional rounds in a 43 makes a lot more sense to me than five less in a 19. Especially at only 1/16" thinner.

Their sales numbers, for one. I don't like them, either. But those and the S&W M&P 380 Shield EZ are hard to keep in stock.

They're tired of the P365 kicking their butt. This ain't gonna fix it, as shown.

Beretta 92. A frame that fat should hold 24 rounds, not 15. Do we even need to mention the horrendous DA/SA trigger? True, you can't complain about it being light.

OP said it needs to be .45. First one to not pay attention was, oddly, fourtyfive.

The hottest selling .380 right now is the S&W 380 Shield EZ. It's marvelous.

Canik TP9sa. Period.

I've been there for about 6 years. I went REALLY part time when I did a short, painful stint with Kia. Yes, Uber is working out well, so far!

Negative. Sumner Gun.

I'll take, "I don't know if I would have shared that" for $100, Alex.

Can you guys clarify for me where these are available? I have a fellow employee that is adamant that they are not available to the public anywhere. (Checked with SMGA, none there.)

Rock Island, $449 + tax & TICS.

Not only did I have one young Beretta employee pick his up and take it out to shoot it immediately, but when he came back in off the range, he announced to me that he was going to rub orange into all the rollmarks.

Excellent.

I know what the Beretta employee price is. Don't know what public will be. Right now, whatever an employee wants to charge that you're willing to pay.

Had about 20 come through. Beretta employee purchases. Not available to public yet, we're told. If op got one, he had to have got it from a Beretta employee.