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This made me lol

Send the piece of shit back and tell them to get their quality control in order.

After a brief hiatus, the Crossing is on again this year! If you are looking for something to do on December 12th, and can’t make the Crossing on Christmas day, there will be a full dress rehearsal on the 12th. There will be cannons! There will be muskets! There will be swords! There will be hot tavern wenches! OK, well maybe not hot tavern wenches, but there will be cannons! Details below. Come on out and show your support – all proceeds go towards the park. FIRST CROSSING: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2021 TIME: 10 AM to 4 PM (actual crossing at 1 PM) COST: $8 for adults, $4 for children ages 5-11, free for children younger than 5. Family rate (2 adults and 2 children) is $20. DETAILS: In addition to the crossing reenactment narrated by Peter Hegseth, special colonial-era activities and demonstrations in the Historic Village will offer a full day of family fun and learning. https://www.washingtoncrossingpark.org/cross-with-us/

Just to be clear I'm not implying that a Beretta 92 is a POS. I have an Italian made 92F that I'm quite fond of. Whenever a product is mass produced some are bound to be finished late Friday afternoon. I've had to return a Sig, a Henry and a Savage for repair. I never did return the Savage though, it was a loose fore end and Savage wanted me to pay the return shipping so I traded that Savage and another one I owned for a Ruger. I'm now a bit hesitant to purchase another Savage product.

I just got a 92x as well and I have the same problem. Not as bad as yours, but has the scratches as well after just 100 rds.

You could probably shoot 3 boxes in a quality 9mm and show no ill results. Or you could trade them off to someone who's enamored with them, trying to make a 9mm into a 357 magnum.

Nobody with any sense will tell you that you'll be fine running +P+ through just about anything, except maybe a Thompson Contender. For any given cartridge, SAAMI have specs for standard pressure and an second set of specs for +P pressure. The owners manual should tell you if +P is OK to use. If it doesn't say it is OK, assume that it is not. +P+ means in excess of +P specs. There is no upper limit on +P+ so no manufacturer is going to say their gun can safely shoot it as they would be saying the gun can handle any pressure up to infinity. From the 92FS manual on the Beretta website (emphasis added):

I've posted about this organization here before... but I just happened to see a very nice recent article about their ongoing efforts to help with the problem of hunger in NJ during these tough times: https://dnyuz.com/2021/11/24/meat-is-hard-for-hungry-families-to-come-by-enter-these-deer-hunters/ Here's HHH's website if you're interested in learning more: http://www.huntershelpingthehungry.org/