No, not drugs.

 

I was looking to mix and match a Beretta 92fs, and I know that a permit is needed for the frame. I was wondering if a permit is also needed for a complete upper, which would be purchased separately.

 

Thanks for your help, and Merry Christmas!

I believe you should not need a permit for the upper slide or barrel.

Only need a permit for the lower.

Thanks for your help, guys, and for your quick responses. Daddy's got a new Christmas present coming!

Thanks for your help, guys, and for your quick responses. Daddy's got a new Christmas present coming!

 

Do share what you're going with!

I'm lurking around trying to find a second pistol to keep my PX4 F 9mm company. I wouldn't say that I have small hands, but I'm using the smallest backstrap on the PX4 with a Hogue grip.

 

The 92FS is at the top of my wishlist (along w/ a Baby Eagle, 75B, FNP-9) and the grip is fine to hold, it's just that it seems a bit too unwieldy when I have to press the mag release. The slimmer Vertec grip I think is more to my liking.

 

That being said, 92 Vertecs are few and far between, but I may have found a frame to snatch now, and worry about the upper at a later date (preferably an INOX).

 

Anyway, once I convince the wife that I, I mean WE, need another pistol, I should be good to go.

You only need permits or FID card for the part that is serial numbered. Most of the time it is the frame, action or lower reciever. The Sig P250 has a serial numbered Fire Control Group that is interchangable between different size grip frames.