March 4, 201115 yr Fido might eat them! (I don't think that would happen on an all-steel frame ) From Huey's Gunsight blog:
March 4, 201115 yr If a firearm is left where the dog can get it I guess that's pretty irresponcible. Serves him right! Probably will function fine. Thank God it wasn't his kid teething on it...
March 4, 201115 yr Looks like the dog chewed through the box to get to the gun. Maybe the guy should have washed his hands after eating ribs before handling the gun!
March 4, 201115 yr That would still screw up a steel framed pistol. You would have trashed grips and a trashed finish. That blows, though
March 4, 201115 yr Author That would still screw up a steel framed pistol. You would have trashed grips and a trashed finish. That blows, though Replacing grips and re-finishing is a lot easier than replacing the damn thing...
March 4, 201115 yr Looks like the dog chewed through the box to get to the gun. Maybe the guy should have washed his hands after eating ribs before handling the gun! This. You can see the teeth marks in the case. thats the cheapest part of the gun no? Shouldn't be too tough to replace. I don't know px4's like the back of my hand, but that dog straight up chewed through the frame.
March 4, 201115 yr yeah I know its worse, but it would still ruin my day if it was a 1911.... replacing a frame SUCKS because that is the gun, so you will need another pistol permit unless you can get beretta to replace it with the same serial number.
March 4, 201115 yr Ahh, he can just sand it down and throw a Hogue grip on it. Hell, I'd take it off his hands if he thinks it's too ugly
March 5, 201115 yr Haha. My cousinz German Shepard decided to snack on his steel toe waterproof, fireproof, bulletproof etc tims ..... We never found the metal inserts , altho puppy did have some tummy problems for couple of days ......
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