Beretta M1934 .380 ACP Pistol (1941) — Classic Italian military sidearm manufactured in 1941 during World War II. Chambered in .380 ACP (9mm Corto) and featuring the M1934’s compact steel-frame design, single-action operation, and open-top slide. Marked with the desirable RE (Regio Esercito/Royal Italian Army) acceptance stamp, indicating military issue.

Notably, this example is free of importer markings, a feature sought after by many military firearm collectors. Includes one magazine and a brown leather shoulder holster featuring an RE badge on the flap. The holster displays attractive age-related patina and wear, making it an excellent companion piece for display.

Good condition overall with finish wear and handling marks consistent with age and military service. The Beretta M1934 served as the standard sidearm of the Italian military throughout WWII and remains one of the most recognizable European military pistols of the era. A desirable wartime example with military markings, no import stamp, and accompanying holster. Ships to FFL.