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BERETTASEMI-AUTOMATIC100THANNIVERSARY2015

S E M I - AU TO M AT I CPISTOLS

100years of

CELEBRATING

NANO2013

PICO2014

M9A32015

MODEL 19151915Model 1915 was adoptedby Italian forces duringWorld War 1.

MODEL 19171917

MODEL 19201920

MODEL 19221922

MODEL 19261925

MODEL 19231923The Model 1923 was intended to bea pistol for military use, and so waschambered for the then-offi cial Italianmilitary round, the 9mm Glisenti.

MODEL 31, 32, 341931

MODEL 1933/341933

MODEL 3181935

MODEL 1935Puma

1935

MODEL 418Panther

1937

MODEL 948, 9491948

MODEL 950Jetfi re

1952

MODEL 951, 9521951Model 951 was producedstrictly for military use andwas introduced into servicewith the Italian ArmedForces and security forces.

MODEL 70SERIES1958The 70 Series pistolsare notable for theirappearances in fi lms.

MODEL 901971

MODEL 801972

MODEL 81SERIES1975

MODEL 92 SERIES1976The Beretta 92 pistol evolved fromearlier Beretta designs, most notablythe M1922 and M1951

MODEL 201984

MODEL 21ABobcat

1984

MODEL 891990

MODEL 8000Cougar

1994First appeared on themarket in 1994 as a morecompact alternative to thefull-sized Beretta 92

MODEL 3032Tomcat

1996Designed for concealed-carryand use as backup weapons

MODEL 9000SCOMPACT2000Used primarily for civilianself defense.

MODEL U22 NEOS2002Ideal for training and canbe adapted to the needs ofexperienced users.

MODEL PX4STORM2004Intended for personaldefense and lawenforcement use.

1915 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2015

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