Monday, October 1, 2012

Beretta Firearms are new and advanced, however, the company is Ancient.


Beretta Firearms are new and advanced, however, the company is Ancient.


Did you know that Beretta firearms started its legacy in 1526? That’s right! This makes it the most active Firearm manufacturer of all time. A gunsmith by the name of Maestro Bartolomeo Beretta of Gardone Val Trompia was the man who made this company turn into a success. One of the most amazing facts about this company is that Beretta Firearms have always been owned by the same owner for over 500 years! Can you think of any companies who have been in business for that long? I surely can’t. The fact of the matter is that are really good at what they do and they know the business as well as most people out there.

Beretta Firearms played a big role in both World War I and World War II. Since Beretta was an Italian, it made sense that they provided their weapons of war to Italy and their allied forces. It wasn’t until 1943 when they were seized by German forces did they allow Germany and the rest of the Axis powers to possess Beretta Firearms.

Beretta Firearms have a variety of purposes.


You don’t have to be in the military, police force, or any other related field to own a Beretta Firearm. Beretta Firearms are also for those gun enthusiasts who enjoy hunting and sight shooting. These guns are also worth collecting. Many people have a collection of some of the earliest firearms produced by Beretta. Hmm, I wonder how much they are worth?! The following is a range of the different types of firearms Beretta manufactures: hunting rifles, side-by-side shotguns, over-and-under shotguns, express rifles, lever-and-bolt-action rifles, assault rifles, and semi-automatic pistols.

Guns can be fairly expensive, however, with that being said, one must say that they keep their value for a very long time. Especially BerettaFirearms, it has been said that some Beretta firearms from World War II were found from digging the trenches left from the ruins and they still worked like a charm.

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