Beretta Modello 1917 Pistol
An evolution (sidegrade) to the 1915 model, the 1917 features simplification unlike its previous model. The rear safety notch has been removed as now it has a safety lever only. The heel magazine release still stays and there are no means of slide stop aside from the follower, so removing the magazine will release its slide.
The .32 ACP is measly compare to its predecessor, but an additional round and slightly better sights might make up for it, additionally it is slightly smaller and more compact.
Features
- .32 ACP pocket-ish pistol from Beretta
- 8 round magazine with its windowed frame
- Puny and not so great to use but served well in WW1.
- Slide will release upon releasing magazine
- Safety lever will stop the slide from moving
- Breadsticks on a budget.
Model from Isonzo. Thanks to Kalamari for the help!