If you wish to appraise your firearm, we recommend seeking a knowledgeable dealer than handles trade-ins or consignments. If you cannot find additional information, you may perform a web search on your firearm, or consult the various online forums with historical information.Īdditionally, we cannot appraise firearms, as this is against corporate policy, and we cannot physically inspect the firearm.

Therefore, firearms manufactured in the years prior were imported by third parties. To do so, you may also click here.įor vintage Beretta firearms, circa mid-1977 and earlier, we do not maintain any official history, or technical specifications on firearms that we ourselves did not build or import. This is especially helpful for Italian imports. You can perform your own serial number search here.Īdditionally, you may search 'Date of Manufacture' in the search block above for more information on our line of firearms. The Alpine, Parachusti, & Nigerian models were made for the Military, & are select-fire, ans as such cannot be imported. BM59E models were converted from USGI receivers & retained the original serial s. the serial s are in line with what has been observed.

For firearms sold within the United States by Beretta USA Corp after 1988, information available is limited to make, model, caliber, and the year that the firearm was sold to a dealer or imported. If these have a crown & 'FKF' on them, they were made for Denmark by Beretta. age) on firearms built and sold by Beretta USA Corporation prior to 1988. We generally do not have historical data (e.g. If I give you the serial number, what can you tell me about the gun? Also, can you tell me its value?Ĭurrently, Beretta Italy, nor Beretta USA do not employ the services of a factory historian.

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