[ColdBlooded]

I love the grip of the Vertec, but have been desiring the 92g for a long time. Both are in great condition, with the 92g being $80 less with night sights(don't know how bright). I don't have small hands, but my thumbs are a little short, so I prefer the Vertec grip.

Crap, I may end up getting one and putting the other on layaway anyway since they are both models that don't show up too often. What are your opinions?

 

[austin_tx]

Both, of course.

If you shoot better with the slimmer Vertec grip, I'd go for that one. I like the standard grip (though I'm fine with the Vertec grip), and I only use the safety as a decocker, so the 92G would probably be my pick. Assuming I would only get one of them, that is, which I wouldn't.

 

[JaPes]

Crap, I may end up getting one and putting the other on layaway anyway since they are both models that don't show up too often. What are your opinions?

This^^^

If you can afford to get both and meet your other necessary financial obligations, then go for it. I know I would.

If I could find an Inox Vertec locally, I'll be in hog-heaven.

 

[ColdBlooded]

If I could find an Inox Vertec locally, I'll be in hog-heaven.

Fo sho.

 

[JaPes]

I don't have small hands, but my thumbs are a little short, so I prefer the Vertec grip.

Have you tried a 92-compact?

 

[ColdBlooded]

Have you tried a 92-compact?

It is just the distance from the web of my hand to the magazine release that is annoying, not the size of the pistol itself. I have no problems reaching the Vertec without changing my grip, but I really like the full size 92g.

 

[bac1023]

I like both.

My Steel I has the vertec grip.

 

[Mr Wasabi]

FYI on some nice 92g's:
http://www.summitgunbroker.com/92G.html

Tempted myself.

 

[ColdBlooded]

FYI on some nice 92g's:
http://www.summitgunbroker.com/92G.html

Tempted myself.

Shhh. I have already been in email correspondence with Mark.

 

[PlasticGuy]

Buy the 92g. I started with a 92fs Vertec for the first instructor class I took at the police academy. I found that I would occasionally engage the safety when cycling the slide during speed reloads and malfunction drills. I switched to a 92g and never had a problem again. I never carried with the safety engaged anyway, so I lost nothing.

 

[G19ftw]

I'd go with the G.

 

[austin_tx]

Shhh. I have already been in email correspondence with Mark.

You had better hurry. The Beretta forum is aware of this deal. And that's a hell of a price.

 

[.45Super-Man]

I agree, get the G. BTW, congrats on that beautiful P210 austin.

 

[5150ffpm]

They are both fine guns. GET BOTH!!!

 

[nastytrigger]

Is there a way to make a FS into a G? Decock, but no safety.

 

[ColdBlooded]

Is there a way to make a FS into a G? Decock, but no safety.

I don't think so with the Regular FS. I think you can with the 92A1, 96A1, and 90-two though.

 

[austin_tx]

I agree, get the G. BTW, congrats on that beautiful P210 austin.

Thanks, .45!

It's an illness. I just picked up another one this morning in a local FTF sale. :faint:

 

[oldnoob]

Get the G + Vertec

:tongueout:

Seriously though, I think the grip is more important than the safety function. I was lucky that I found exact combo that I wanted. Well, almost exactly. But Steel I just don't show up at my neck of woods.

 

[oldnoob]

Also, you can always buy the Vertec first. Put the G on lay away. Once you got both, just take the G upper and put on the Vertec frame.

Sale the rest as parts or mismatch complete 92.

 

[austin_tx]

That's a beautiful Vertec, oldnoob. Why Beretta discontinued that gun is beyond me. Dumb move.