GE / ED.0661 · Announced · Beretta 500th Anniversary numbered collector edition · catalog backfill
Beretta / Pietro Beretta Selection
92FS Ducato 500 Years Limited Edition
Beretta limits the 92FS Ducato to 296 individually numbered pistols worldwide, matching the 296 ducats in the company's first recorded 1526 transaction. The steel-frame 9×19 pistol uses a DLC finish, anniversary engraving and fossilized Abonos oak grips with gold-plated Venetian-ducat inserts. Each collector set includes a handcrafted dark-wood case, an authenticated 16th-century Venetian ducat, provenance documentation and two magazines. The official U.S. pages publish the $13,999 listed price, both capacity-specific SKUs and full technical specifications; a UPC, separately stated MSRP and sell-through remain unpublished.

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Pair it with the 92FS Ducato 500 Years Limited Edition.
Ammunition is matched by chambering and intended use, with defensive handgun loads favored over novelty or pest-control cartridges. The knife is selected as a functional and visual companion. Always confirm the exact firearm and ammunition markings before use.
AmmunitionUnderwood Ammo
Xtreme Defender Platinum Edition
9mm Luger · 90 gr · 20 roundsOpen record ↗
KnifeReate
EXO-Performance
Green stripe aluminum · dual stonewashed Nitro-V Wharncliffe bladesOpen record ↗Collector research summary
What is the Beretta / Pietro Beretta Selection 92FS Ducato 500 Years Limited Edition?
The 92FS Ducato 500 Years Limited Edition is cataloged by Gun Editions as a beretta 500th anniversary numbered collector edition · catalog backfill from Beretta / Pietro Beretta Selection, chambered in 9×19mm. Its recorded status is announced, its original price is Original MSRP not separately published · $13,999 official listed price, its production run is 296 individually numbered pistols worldwide, and its documented sell-through is not publicly documented.


