I don't have a specific year for a Beretta 950, as the model was produced over several decades, starting in the early 1950s. To determine the year of a specific Beretta 950, one would typically need to check the serial number or any proof marks on the firearm. Each production year may have distinct features or characteristics that can help identify it.
The Beretta 950 B was first introduced in the early 1950s, with production continuing into the late 1970s. To determine the specific year your Beretta 950 B was made, you would need to check the serial number, which can help identify the production year. The Beretta website or collector resources can provide more precise information based on that serial number.
Contact Beretta through their website for an owner's manual.
Contact Beretta customer service
100-300 USD
The 950 25 ACP is worth about $170 depending upon the condition.
Go to a gunsmith.
100-200 or so
100 or so
To determine the age of a Beretta 950 series pistol, check the serial number, which is usually found on the frame or the slide. Beretta's production records can help identify the year based on the serial number range. Additionally, you can look for proof marks or specific features that correspond to certain production years. Consulting Beretta's official resources or knowledgeable collectors can provide further insights into the pistol's age.
75-200 USD
Best left to a professional gunsmith
200 or so