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Offline JHT

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Model 950FS vs. Model 21A
« on: October 11, 2008, 09:08:47 AM »
Would someone tell me what are the differences between the Beretta Model 950FS and the Model 21A?  Am I correct that both model guns are available in 22LR and 25ACP; what about other calibers?  Are both model guns still in production?  What makes one model more desirable than the other model?  Thanks,  JHT
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Re: Model 950FS vs. Model 21A
« Reply #1 on: November 15, 2008, 02:10:52 AM »
The 950 is only still available in 25 acp, and is a single action auto. That being said, I think it's the best 25 acp there is. 9 shots, and extremely reliable,
I also had one in 22 short, and it was fun if not really powerful.

The 21 a is available in both 22lr and 25 acp, and is double action /single action auto. It is my favorite 22lr pocket pistol (never had a Walther TPH) and is quite accurate and reliable with proper ammunition.

Either would serve well as a pocket gun.
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