FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED SINCE 1989

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THU OCT 30, EXCEPTIONAL 1944 NAZI ISSUED 1935 BERETTA PISTOL, “4UT” INSPECTED PHOSPHATE FINISH, RARE FLAT MAG, MINT CRISP! - Image 1

THU OCT 30, EXCEPTIONAL 1944 NAZI ISSUED 1935 BERETTA PISTOL, “4UT” INSPECTED PHOSPHATE FINISH, RARE FLAT MAG, MINT CRISP! - Image 2

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THU OCT 30, EXCEPTIONAL 1944 NAZI ISSUED 1935 BERETTA PISTOL, “4UT” INSPECTED PHOSPHATE FINISH, RARE FLAT MAG, MINT CRISP!

THU OCT 30, EXCEPTIONAL 1944 NAZI ISSUED 1935 BERETTA PISTOL, “4UT” INSPECTED PHOSPHATE FINISH, RARE FLAT MAG, MINT CRISP! - Image 3

THU OCT 30, EXCEPTIONAL 1944 NAZI ISSUED 1935 BERETTA PISTOL, “4UT” INSPECTED PHOSPHATE FINISH, RARE FLAT MAG, MINT CRISP! - Image 4

THU OCT 30, EXCEPTIONAL 1944 NAZI ISSUED 1935 BERETTA PISTOL, “4UT” INSPECTED PHOSPHATE FINISH, RARE FLAT MAG, MINT CRISP! - Image 5

THU OCT 30, EXCEPTIONAL 1944 NAZI ISSUED 1935 BERETTA PISTOL, “4UT” INSPECTED PHOSPHATE FINISH, RARE FLAT MAG, MINT CRISP! - Image 6

THU OCT 30, EXCEPTIONAL 1944 NAZI ISSUED 1935 BERETTA PISTOL, “4UT” INSPECTED PHOSPHATE FINISH, RARE FLAT MAG, MINT CRISP! - Image 7

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THU OCT 30, EXCEPTIONAL 1944 NAZI ISSUED 1935 BERETTA PISTOL, “4UT” INSPECTED PHOSPHATE FINISH, RARE FLAT MAG, MINT CRISP!

Name: THU OCT 30, EXCEPTIONAL 1944 NAZI ISSUED 1935 BERETTA PISTOL, “4UT” INSPECTED PHOSPHATE FINISH, RARE FLAT MAG, MINT CRISP!
SKU: 10/30/2025-2
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SKU: 10/30/2025-2 Categories: New Arrivals, Handguns, German, Italian

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In 98+% mint crisp condition, we have a very desirable 1944 dated, German Army issued Phosphate Finish Variant Model 1935 Beretta Pistol in 7.65 caliber. This pistol bears the well-known German Army acceptance stamp of a 4UT in an oval. This was the inspection mark used by the German Technical inspector at the Beretta factory. The pistol is all matching and has a mint bore and has the very desirable scarce German preferred flat bottom magazine.

These German issued Beretta made pistols have always been very popular with collectors, but this is a singularly exceptional example that is much nicer than you usually find them.