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To find the year of proof of your Beretta Shotgun you’ll need to find the Date Code. This will either be Roman Numerals for earlier guns or two letters for later guns. The position of this varies from gun to gun but is usually hidden from view without breaking the gun down. Sep 01, 2012 Serial number BER01xxx0 Z Send PM #2. Expert User Info Menu. Date of Manufacture Beretta firearms produced in Italy carry a proof mark for the year of production. The chart below is used to identify the year by this mark. Beretta Mark II Trap 12 Gauge. Excellent Condition Description: Beretta Mark II Trap 12 Gauge. Facegen modeller keygen. Excellent Condition AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE AT OUR ON-LINE STORE Beretta Mark II. Single-Barrel 12 Gauge Trap Shotgun. Manufactured in the 1970’s by P. Beretta Gardone V.T. Imported by Garcia Sporting Arms of Washington D.C. Surplus Beretta M1951 9mm Marked 1975-1976, Very Good to Good Surplus Condition. This is a very special batch of Beretta M1951 pistols. These pistols like the last batch of M1951 pistols were imported from the Italian Carabinieri and they are in Very Good to Good Surplus condition. I have this idea, how about if in this thread we post all Beretta 1934's and 1935's with the letter marking as mention in my 'M' marking thread. Post the letter, and serial number to sort of create a database and a reference for collectors. These letter markings are very interesting and mysterious. Feel free to let me know what you all think.
The 7.65 Calibre is the 32 Auto cartridge.
Towards the end of the 1920s Beretta had a range of three models of pistols, of which the intermediate 7.65 calibre model (the Model 1922) was considered outmoded compared to the other two - an attitude which was reflected in market demand. The 1923 model, however, was not officially adopted by the armed forces, thereby raising the problem of having to create a new product that would attract the interest of the military.
Out of this came the Model 1931, a gun with the excellent mechanical features of the 23 in a more compact design which was also much lighter since it was designed for the classic Browning 7.65 cartridge. This pistol can be considered as the forerunner to the very famous Model 1934, from which it differed in only three ways: the line of the handgrip; the grips themselves, which were made of wood; and mechanically in the lack of half-cocked on the hammer.
As usual, there is no documented evidence available about production of these guns, although we know that it was rather limited and ceased by 1935 with the appearance of the Model 1935 in the same calibre. A number of Model 1931 s were acquired by the King's Navy, while another quantity, presumably very few, were sold to the civilian market. The serial numbers seem to start from 400.000, and one example from 1933 of the civilian model which we have examined was numbered just under 402.000, while another example from 1934 was numbered above 406.000.
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Mod. 1935 cal. 7.65 / .32ACP
Start / end of production from 1935 to 1967
Quantity produced about 525,000
Start - End -Serial numbers
1935 - 1959 from about 411000 to 923048
1962 - 1963 from A10001 to A14130
1966 - 1967 from H14131 to H14673
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I just acquired a Beretta Model 1943 in 9 mmm short. It has the XX markings for the 20th year of Mussolini's reign. The serial number is 3698AA. The proofmark on the left side of the frame is a Crown over a circle. Inside of the circle is what looks like a stylized animal on its hind feet. On the right front trigger bow is another mark. There is a box, and inside the box are the what look like two letters on may be an L and the other a V.
I've not seen a Beretta marked like this, and was wondering if anyone could tell what these marks mean. I'm use to the standard RE for the Italian Army.