Marushin Beretta M92FS Model Gun

This is a Marushin ABS model gun.
This is a rare early model featuring the BERETTA spelling, Pietro Beretta's PB mark, the Beretta company's three arrows logo on the grip, and Beretta USA markings, making it a rare realistic model no longer in production.
(Current production models have different spelling, and since the PB letters and Beretta company logo mark cannot be used, they are sold with the Marushin logo.)
We recommend this to Beretta enthusiasts and collectors.

This is a safe resin toy gun, for ages 18 and up, and compliant with SPG (Japan Toy Gun Association) standards.
Regarding operation, the slide stop may not engage when a magazine is inserted. Other than that, we have confirmed it is in working order, but it has not been fired, so we cannot guarantee it can be fired. We recommend this to those who can adjust it, or those who are looking for a display piece or are fine with its current condition.
The clack-clack sound when pulling the slide has a metallic feel and is quite addictive.
This item is used. There may be oversights not mentioned in the product description. Therefore, used items are treated as junk, so please only purchase if you understand this.
Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive or do not understand that this is a used or junk item.
Please check the product page carefully and purchase only if you are satisfied. Returns after purchase are not accepted.

[Beretta M92F] Introduction
The Beretta 92 is a semi-automatic pistol developed by the Italian company Beretta in 1975, based on their M1951 model. The M conventionally placed at the beginning of the name is not used in the actual product name. While Model 92 may be indicated, M92 is not used even as an abbreviation, and 92 alone is the correct name. It offers high operability, and the slide, which is significantly cut out at the top, a characteristic of Beretta semi-automatic pistols, is lightweight, has relatively little recoil during firing, and the larger ejection port makes ejection jams less likely. Combined with its extensive combat experience and track record, as well as high media exposure, it is currently known as one of the most reliable and well-known pistols in the world.