Factory Blem Beretta M9A4-G Centurion 9mm FDE 18 Round Capacity J92QM9A4G18BLM

Very please with purchase& would definitely order from again quick shipping. Real a great deal overall. I wasn’t concerned about the blem found a small minor one on the one I received but am very happy with it.

I received this pistol very quick, in three days it was in my hands, and I live in AZ, I love the look of the pistol, blem is unnoticeable, I would definitely buy another pistol or make business with gun prime ANY day. They even exceeded my needs by adding an accessorie to my pistol. Thank you guys GREATLY!

Couldn’t find anything major wrong besides the cerakote finish on slide had a rough finish in one spot, went too the range and ran over 250 rounds through no problems if you think of them as tools this was a good purchase in my opinion.

I feel like it was a good buy. Did not come with extra grip set and only came with one magazine. Its a good price but not as good as you think because of the missing accessories. Overall i would buy again. Gun is in great shape and functions flawlessly. Shipping was also fast.

I literally couldn't find a blemish, fast shipping. Byond impressed.

Awesome pistol, high on my list at this price is actually affordable. Only comes with 1 mag but no worries. Super super smooth and the only things I found that I would consider blems could be had from setting the pistol down and picking it back up. Trigger is different than I'm used to, breaks much further back. Sights are great and good aggressive texture on the grip and frame. 9.7/10

After looking at several of these 'Blemished" M9A4's I believe the blemish that Beretta mentions is purely cosmetic. So...what's the blemish? In my opinion, it's that all of the exterior parts were not anodised FDE at the same time/ in the same batch. Anodizing is not suitable for achieving exact color matching, and there may be variations in color between different batches of coloured dye and the metals used for the gun. As the frame is Aluminium alloy, the barrel is carbon steel and the slide is steel- that's three different molecular metal 'mixes' that will each absorb anodising treatment differently- even if all the pieces were 'toned' at the same time. If an even color match of exterior surfaces was so important, Beretta could have Ceracoted all the external surfaces with the same batch of Ceracote- and obviously Beretta knows some buyers are notoriously fussy about even dust or fingerprints on their new gun and will give the retailer a hard time about the variance in the brown/gold tones of the surfaces. So it's easier to sell them as Blems than deal with a bunch of jerks who have no idea how hard color matching is when doing anodizing...especially on different metals. So, in my opinion, the "Worst case" is that some o the parts will not match exactly. Yeah- this would be important if you were dropping $100K for a new Porsche that had mismatched paint... but for the reduced price, Beretta and dealers don't want to hear your complaints.

I can’t find the blemish. Looks great. Have not shot it yet but I know it will shoot perfect.

As Gun Prime mentions, the factory called these pistols blemished and I can agree with GP, I didn’t see any blemishes either. The pistol doesn’t come with that cheesy ‘ammo case,’ but instead a factory black single pistol case. Mine came with an 18-rd MecGar magazine but through GunPrime, I was able to get a fantastic deal on Beretta factory 17-rd sand proof magazines. Out of every online firearm buying experience I have had, I’ve never had an issue with GunPrime.

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Just put the first 50 rounds through the M9. Shoots like a dream. Minimal recoil and very accurate. Don’t know where the blemish was but the gun looks fine to me. I would by again at this price.