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Beretta X-TRA GRAIN
Maalox
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Is anyone familiar with Beretta's new "X-TRA GRAIN" process? I have not seen one of these guns in person and wondered how it looks. If you have seen one please let me know what you think.
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Also, new is Beretta's proprietary X-TRA GRAIN wood enhancement treatment on standard models. This wood surface enhancement treatment, applied to the walnut, improves the look of the walnut. This process is obtained from a new technology that highlights the color contrast of the wood resulting in a beautiful and rich pattern.
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Here is a Gunbroker auction which shows some pics of the X-TRA GRAIN finish.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=76821607
Thanks,
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Also, new is Beretta's proprietary X-TRA GRAIN wood enhancement treatment on standard models. This wood surface enhancement treatment, applied to the walnut, improves the look of the walnut. This process is obtained from a new technology that highlights the color contrast of the wood resulting in a beautiful and rich pattern.
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Here is a Gunbroker auction which shows some pics of the X-TRA GRAIN finish.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=76821607
Thanks,
Regards, MAALOX
Comments
Yep, I would pass. do they still put that butt-ugly"XTRA grain" logo on the bottom?
Yes, looking at the pictures in the ad the logo is at the bottom of the pistol grip.
Thanks for the info. I have an older model 391 sporting in 12 ga which I love. I am looking for a 20 ga and thought this might be an option. However, I think I will wait.