The new Beretta SV10 Perennia

[Peter Skellan 0]

So there I am thinking about buying a used Silver Pigeon 3 for around £1,400 when up pops the possibility of spending around £500 more for the Perennia.

 

I really like the look of the SV10 and I'm enthusiastic about the technology in it and the fact that its the start of the next generation of Beretta products.

 

I just don't know anybody who has shot one, got one or has an opinion on one.

 

 

Would you like one?

 

 

 

http://www.shootinguk.co.uk/guns/300975/Be...gun_review.html

 

 

Edited March 9, 2009 by Peter Skellan

[danebrewer10 6]

looks nice! if i had to buy an o/u this is what i'd probably get, I can't get on with them personally, but i think the main attraction is the kick off stock...

[Deker 3,478]

So there I am thinking about buying a used Silver Pigeon 3 for around £1,400 when up pops the possibility of spending around £500 more for the Perennia.

 

I really like the look of the SV10 and I'm enthusiastic about the technology in it and the fact that its the start of the next generation of Beretta products.

 

I just don't know anybody who has shot one, got one or has an opinion on one.

 

 

Would you like one?

 

 

 

http://www.shootinguk.co.uk/guns/300975/Be...gun_review.html

 

 

 

Silver Pigeonlll USED for £1400???? Seems more than a little expensive, it there something special about it!

[Peter Skellan 0]

The cheapest Silver Pigeon 3 on Guntrader is currently at £1095. Just 10 guns down the list and you're at £1,400. I like the looks and detailing of the III.

[sauer 2]

i heard that despite creditcrunch etc etc that Beretta had recently put up their prices across the board....

heard in some forums mags etc that some dealers are screaming for 2nd hand Beretta's .....they just cant get enuff of the them

 

and i know for definite that CZ put up their prices across the range by bout 20 % !!!!!!!!!!!!

i was lucky and found a new left hand .22lr for the old prices

 

 

credit crunch what credit crunch!!!?!?!?!?!?!

 

 

sauer

[Peter Skellan 0]

Well given the 30% decline in Sterling vs Euro its perfectly understandable that Italian Beretta would need to rise their UK retail prices.

 

Once the deflation is over I hope you're all prepared for the hyperinflation. Buy assets now because inflation is going to eat your savings. Guns as assets also has a useful practical benefit which other assets don't

 

 

I need to handle an SV10 next to a SP3 to deicide whether or not the £500 difference is something I will care about or not. Probably not, the newer gun looks mighty fine...

[Deker 3,478]

The cheapest Silver Pigeon 3 on Guntrader is currently at £1095. Just 10 guns down the list and you're at £1,400. I like the looks and detailing of the III.

 

The next page on Guntrader lists 2 new ones at £1435. And don't forget it is a buyers market, you can still do deals whatever the price tag says...New or Used!!!

 

Prices are going up at a silly rate, so best to find someone with the guns in stock and buy quickly!

[spanner 0]

Well given the 30% decline in Sterling vs Euro its perfectly understandable that Italian Beretta would need to rise their UK retail prices.

 

Once the deflation is over I hope you're all prepared for the hyperinflation. Buy assets now because inflation is going to eat your savings. Guns as assets also has a useful practical benefit which other assets don't

 

 

I need to handle an SV10 next to a SP3 to deicide whether or not the £500 difference is something I will care about or not. Probably not, the newer gun looks mighty fine...

 

I have a 30 inch M/C Perennia with the Kick Off system, great guns.

 

My 4th Beretta and definitely my favourite, very well put together, handles great and very smooth to shoot. Seems to throw blistering patterns as well, not had it on a plate but on Game at the end of the season and Clays very positive kills with 1/4 & 1/2 choke and 32G 6's.