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For sale is a very lightly used Beretta 92 FS Inox manufactured in Accokeek, MD. The pistol has about 500 rounds through it since new and has been meticulously cared for. It comes with a Plano hard case and one 10 round magazine. The pistol is a “Ghost” model because it has all stainless parts from the factory. The magazine release is currently on the right side for left handed shooters, but is reversible for right handed shooters. I do not have the factory case or owners manual for the pistol. All New Jersey laws must be followed. Your FFL must be willing to hold the pistol for you if your waiting on permits or NICS. I would prefer to use GJ Arms in Bayville for the transfer, but I’m willing to travel within Ocean county to your FFL at a mutually agreeable time. The buyer is responsible for any transfer fees. The pistol must be paid for before it is turned over to the transferring FFL. The price is $625.00 in cash. Please ask if you need anymore information. The first posted “I’ll take it” establishes you as the purchaser. Thank you. 

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