BERETTA 950 for Sale

Quick Look

The Beretta 950, also known as the Jetfire, was introduced in the 1950s as a pocket-sized backup pistol for discreet carry. Designed with simplicity and reliability in mind, it features a tip-up barrel and a single-action trigger for easy loading and shooting. Though no longer in production, it remains a niche favorite among collectors and concealed carry enthusiasts who value old-school concealability and craftsmanship.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Ultra-compact design ideal for deep concealment
• Tip-up barrel allows easy chamber loading
• Reliable blowback operation with minimal recoil
• Classic design with Beretta craftsmanship
• Popular collectible among vintage firearm fans

Key Variants

Beretta 950BS

Incorporates a thumb safety and aluminum alloy frame, making it more user-friendly and lighter.

Beretta 950B

Earlier model without an external safety, prized by purists for its sleek, original design.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Beretta 950	Colt Junior	Bauer 25
MSRP	Discontinued	Discontinued	Discontinued
Capacity	8+1	6+1	6+1
Weight	~9.5 oz	~11 oz	~10 oz
Optics-Ready	No	No	No
Trigger Type	Single-action	Single-action	Single-action
Notable Pro	Tip-up barrel for easy chambering	Simple operation	Stainless steel construction
Notable Con	Limited to .25 ACP	No barrel latch	Stiff slide action

Best Use Cases

• Backup concealed carry
• Pocket carry in non-permissive environments
• Vintage and historical firearm collections
• Close-range self-defense training

FAQs

What is the caliber of the Beretta 950?

The Beretta 950 was chambered in .25 ACP and .22 Short, with .25 ACP being more common.

Can I carry the Beretta 950 with a round chambered?

Yes, but only safely with the 950BS variant, which includes a manual safety.

How does the tip-up barrel work on the Beretta 950?

A lever near the grip pivots the barrel upward, allowing you to load or clear the chamber without racking the slide.