beretta 76?
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just aquired a beretta 76 target model with 2 magazines, 2 barrels a 6" taget heavy barrel and a 3 1/2" pencil barrel and wood and plastic grips. is there any source to get the plastic part that goes on the magazine to fill the void? one of the magazines has it while the other does not. i also would like to know if on the top skinny rib of the longer barreled one normaally seen does beretta make a mount for scope or red dots?
just aquired a beretta 76 target model with 2 magazines, 2 barrels a 6" taget heavy barrel and a 3 1/2" pencil barrel and wood and plastic grips. is there any source to get the plastic part that goes on the magazine to fill the void? one of the magazines has it while the other does not. i also would like to know if on the top skinny rib of the longer barreled one normaally seen does beretta make a mount for scope or red dots?
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Frisky,lucky you they are great pistols,however finding parts is a fruitless search,they stopped making the 76 over 20 years ago.You can still find after market magazines but thats about all. 0 -
Great pistols. I ahve two of them and they are wonderful to shoot.
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Your best bet is to take a look over on the Gun Broker auction site and do a search for semi auto pistol parts, Beretta Model 76. I've found quite a few Beretta parts on the auction side.0 -
hello again
i have mine and now my freind seen mine and i found one and he bought it. his has one hole on the bottom while mine has 2 just as seen in the above post what is the difference?0 -
quote:Originally posted by frisky-maddog
hello again
i have mine and now my freind seen mine and i found one and he bought it. his has one hole on the bottom while mine has 2 just as seen in the above post what is the difference?
My WAG, if the holes are threaded? They are for barrel weights. Perhaps different optional weights were provided by Beretta, or aftermarket accessory manufacturers. With the two holes they could have the weight(s) in different locations this would affect the muzzle heaviness and balance of the pistol, for off hand target shooting.0
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