It is new, chambered in 9mm, with a 4.9 inch barrel and a 10 round magazine. The 10 round limit and the CA at the end of the code suggest a version sold where capacity is restricted.

The 92FS is the civilian version of the pistol the military adopted as the M9. It uses an open slide and a locked-breech action, with a hammer and a double-action first shot. The safety lever also decocks, so you can drop the hammer on a live round. At around two pounds of steel and alloy, it soaks up recoil, which keeps follow-up shots easy.

Whether you want a range pistol, a nightstand gun or a good gift for a Beretta fan, the 92FS has earned its place on the shelf. A good holster, a spare magazine and some time with a qualified instructor will do more for you than any accessory. Store it unloaded in a lockable safe, and wipe it down and oil it lightly after each range session.

The pistol ships to a licensed dealer you choose, where you finish the background check and take it home.