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Revision as of 20:12, 30 January 2011

Mossad standard issue pistol

From what I have read, researched, and heard, the standard issue pistol of the Mossad, the Israeli Secret Service (Foreign intelligence service), is the .22LR Beretta Model 71 with a suppressor.

Can someone add a photo of a Suppressed Beretta Model 71, please?--L.J. Gibbs 16:01, 28 January 2011 (UTC)

Yes, let me just pull that out of my ass ......;) mpm

Very classy, mpm. Very classy.

Or at the very least, some more pics of REAL Beretta Model 71s, please.--L.J. Gibbs 16:22, 29 January 2011 (UTC)

You do realize that we don't have access to everything under the sun? You do realize that the MEMBERSHIP (which is YOU) is responsible for finding and posting pics and information? (Edit) Never mind, I realized the you are 14 years old and thus will expect things that adults won't. Sorry, kid. The way it works here is that the members, many of them, are just like you. And none of us are WITHHOLDING pics just for the hell of it. Pics aren't here because we either haven't found an example to photograph yet or someone (usually someone else) hasn't found a pic on Google to jack yet. And what exactly is a REAL beretta Model 71? From what I can tell, the REAL Model 71 doesn't look any different than the Model 71 we have posted. MPM
What I meant by a REAL Beretta Model 71 is a live Model 71. Not a deactivated one. And, sorry. I am slightly impatient. --L.J. Gibbs 20:01, 30 January 2011 (UTC)

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