Let’s look at two recently returned American combat soldiers. One has requested to remain nameless. He found the Beretta worked fine in Afghanistan, so long as it had good magazines and was kept reasonably clean. When he’s not serving the National Guard, his job stateside is as a full-time police officer in a major metropolitan city. When his department allowed him to carry the gun of his choice, he wore a personally owned Beretta 92F. When he got into a gunfight with it, he unerringly drew from his SS-III security holster, smoothly popped off the safety, and killed his armed antagonist, who
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