Beretta 950 Jetfire – Semi-Automatic Pistol

Brief Description

The Beretta 950 Jetfire is a compact, semi-automatic pocket pistol manufactured by the Italian firearms company Beretta. Introduced in 1952, it features an aluminium-alloy frame, steel construction, and a classic design. Production ended in the early 2000s.

Product Description

The Beretta 950 Jetfire belongs to Beretta’s historical small-pistol range. It is known for its compact dimensions and traditional single-action design. The Jetfire was primarily chambered in .25 ACP (6.35 mm Browning). Different versions were produced, including the 950B and 950BS, with differences in safety arrangements and finishes.

Design and Construction

• Frame: Aluminium alloy
• Slide: Steel construction
• Barrel: Steel construction
• Grip: Plastic or model-dependent grip panels
• Finish: Blued or stainless-style Inox versions
• Design: Traditional compact pistol construction

General Features

• Classic Beretta 950 series design
• Compact historical pistol platform
• Single-action mechanism
• Lightweight construction
• Different historical production variants
• Model-dependent safety configuration

Technical Data

Specifications refer to the standard .25 ACP Jetfire; individual examples and production variants may differ.

Safety Notice

Firearms must be handled responsibly and stored securely, unloaded when not in use, and inaccessible to unauthorized persons. Older firearms should be inspected by a qualified gunsmith before any use. Always follow the manufacturer’s documentation and applicable firearms regulations.

Legal Notice

Ownership, possession, transfer, and use of the Beretta 950 Jetfire are subject to the laws of the relevant jurisdiction. In Germany, the applicable provisions of the Waffengesetz (WaffG) must be observed.