BERETTA 93R for Sale
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Quick Look
The Beretta 93R was developed in the late 1970s to fulfill military and special operations needs for a controlled-burst machine pistol. Designed as a selective-fire variant of the Beretta 92, it features a unique foregrip and burst-fire capability. Though no longer in widespread production, it remains a collectible and rare item among enthusiasts and military history collectors.
Why It's a Top Choice
- 3-round burst fire for rapid engagement
- Folding foregrip enhances controllability
- Extended magazine options for increased capacity
- Full-auto capable in highly restricted markets
- Rare and collectible for military firearm aficionados
Key Variants
Beretta 93R
Original 3-round burst model with foregrip--intended for military and counter-terror units.
Competitor Comparison Table
| Feature | Beretta 93R | Glock 18 | Heckler & Koch VP70 |
|---|---|---|---|
| MSRP | Unavailable (discontinued) | LE/Military only | Discontinued |
| Capacity/Size | 20-round magazine | 17-round magazine | 18-round magazine |
| Weight | ~2.2 lbs | ~1.6 lbs | ~1.8 lbs |
| Optics-Ready | No | No | No |
| Trigger Type | DA/SA | Striker-fired | DAO |
| Notable Pro | 3-round burst limits recoil | Compact and lightweight | Earliest polymer full-auto pistol |
| Notable Con | Very limited availability | Full-auto only for LE/military | Heavy DA trigger pull |
Best Use Cases
- Military collection
- Historical display
- Firearm preservation
- Actor/prop use in film (replica versions)
- Technical training for military historians
FAQs
Can I buy a Beretta 93R in the United States?
Only pre-ban or transferable machine guns are legal to own under strict NFA rules; others are restricted.
What is the fire mode of the Beretta 93R?
The 93R fires in semi-auto or 3-round burst. Full-auto is not standard and not user-selectable.
How does the Beretta 93R differ from the 92FS?
The 93R includes a foregrip, compensator, and 3-round burst fire, unlike the purely semi-auto 92FS.
