Every pistol in the Combat series is hand painted by Howe Arms, a veteran-owned company, so no two look exactly alike. This one wears the Battle Dress Uniform woodland pattern that U.S. troops wore from the early 1980s until the mid-2000s. It is new.

The 92XI SAO Tactical underneath has a frame-mounted ambidextrous safety, a flat-faced single-action-only trigger, DLC-coated trigger parts and a lightweight skeletonized hammer. The result is a crisp pull and a more natural safety reach.

Weight is about 2.1 pounds, and two 15 round magazines are included. Single-action only means you carry the pistol cocked with the safety on, and you should be comfortable with that before using it for anything other than the range. For a collector or a Beretta fan, the hand-painted finish is the draw.

Because each pistol is painted by hand, the pattern varies. Check the product photos to see the finish before you buy, and ask us if you want something clarified. It ships to a licensed dealer you choose, where you finish the background check and take delivery.