Beretta Mod. 1934 .380 ACP, 3.5" Threaded Barrel, Blued, 7+1, 1966 — No Case Included
This Italian-made Beretta Mod. 1934 is a 1966-production .380 ACP pistol featuring a threaded 3.5" barrel, steel construction with a blued finish, and the classic open-top slide. It includes one 7-round magazine with a finger-rest floorplate. Import markings include a Palm Bay, FL stamp and .380 ACP designation. No case included.
Condition
Overall Condition: Fair condition, showing extensive signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Condition: Good - Clean, well-maintained, minor wear marks.
Bore Rifling: Good Rifling - Intact, well-defined lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: The right-side barrel threads show slight damage. There are scratches throughout. There is minor bluing loss.
What’s Included
- No case included
- 1x 7-round steel magazine with integral finger-rest floorplate and elongated witness window
The Mod. 1934 operates on a single-action blowback system and is built on a steel frame with a blued finish. Its open-top slide with rear serrations is a hallmark of the design and contributes to smooth ejection and easy manipulation.
The 3.5" threaded barrel sets this example apart, adding a distinctive feature to a classic .380 ACP platform. Fixed sights include a front blade and rear notch for a straightforward sight picture.
Controls are familiar and functional, with a frame-mounted manual safety marked by an arrow indicator and an adjacent red "F" dot. The external hammer has a serrated spur for positive cocking.
Ergonomics and carry details include black grip panels with PB medallions and a lanyard ring on the frame. Capacity is 7+1 using the included steel magazine, which features an integral finger-rest floorplate and an elongated witness window. Markings include a Palm Bay, FL import stamp and .380 ACP import marking, and the pistol was manufactured in Italy in 1966.