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Beretta Model 950B Value

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  • Rafter-S
    A good clean used one should sell for $150-$175. The 22-short caliber is not the most sought after in small handguns like that. The most popular caliber for the 950 is 25ACP.

    That's my opinion,
    Rafter-S

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  • David Nunn
    Maybe not widely sought after, but FUN to shoot, and cheap.

    I had a .22 Short 950 when I was a kid. I found out that the .22 Short, out of that short barrel, would not penetrate a normal 2" piece of lumber.

    So, I would staple a target to a 2X6 and lean it against the wall in my room and shoot at it. Drove my mom nuts.

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  • Rafter-S
    While we're telling stories about 22-short caliber 950's, I had one years ago and went to put it in our car. We had a near new 67 Pontiac Catalina 2-door hardtop-- a cool set of wheels. I sat down on the passenger side and decided to rack a round in chamber (not using the tip-up barrel feature like I should have). Well, when I turned loose of the slide letting it slam a round into the chamber, the thing went off and shot a bullet right between my feet in the floor. Scared the peedoodles out of me! I knew I didn't have my finger on the trigger so I looked in the grass outside the passenger side (the door was open when I racked the slide) and finally found the spent case. As I suspected, no firing pin mark. It was a slam-fire! I know every once in a while a 22 rimfire round has an extra sensitive primer, and that particular 22-short round had one. Cost me a hole in the floor of my car and nearly a hole in my foot!

    Anyway, I share that story for those who might try what I did... and not be as lucky.

    Rafter-S

    "What is truth? No wonder jesting Pilate turned away. The truth, it has a thousand faces -- show only one of them, and the whole truth flies away! But how to show the whole? That is the question."
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  • I.Shute
    nunn:
    Just wondering:
    Did you ever miss the 2 x 6?

    You're right, they're fun guns to shoot!
    I had 2, a short barrel and a long 3-3/4" barrelled one.
    Swapped off the short one and kept the long one for long range at thick-skinned, dangerous game.
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  • mag
    The back of the slide always cut the web of my hand.

    The 950M4's in exc condition with the box are worth a lot more than the 950B.

    mag

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  • nmyers
    Some variations are collectible, & may have higher value.

    Neal

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  • ATF
    I had one for years,sold it but if I could find another for a decent price I'd grab it.You should never rack the slide on one of these little guns.It was made so you don't have to. [^]

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  • Spring Creek
    If anybody ever wants to "Spiff" up their 950,
    I ran onto a New set of Factory Beretta walnut grips
    w/Beretta medallion like they put on the "EL" (fancy)
    model; when I was going through my gun "stuff".
    Like I say, these are brand new and really pretty.
    Beretta price was around $50, I'd take half that for
    a pair (Plus shipping).



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