I've acquired an older 92FS (as part of a multi-gun trade) and it's not something that particularly interests me, so it's going to go on the market.  I think it's an earlier gun, made in Itally, SN# L145xxZ. has one high-cap mag, but I believe it's a third party manufacture.  Overall the gun is 95%+ with some holster-wear type marks on a 1/8" area on the right hand side of the slide.

I realy know nothing about these guns, so any assistance in establishing a reasonable sale value is appreciated.

I just paid about $489 + ttt for an eye-talian SS that was in 98%+ shape but had adjustable sights installed by the original owner.

Hope this helps!

Beretta 92FS pistols in 95% condition are all over the place, cheap.

The fact that it's Italian should add a little value, but 95% is not collectible condition...it's a shooter.  If it has all metal parts (trigger, etc) it would be more desireable.

With only 1 mag, and that mag being aftermarket...my guess it that it would be worth about $400.  

I paid $350 for a 92G Centurion in similar condition.

I hope this helps.  

ETA:  If you've never shot one of these, you should do so before selling it.  You might decide to keep it!  The accuracy may surprise you.

I would check out the Beretta Forum to see what they are going for overthere.

Thanks for the link and responses. I figured it was worth in the $400 range and it seems that would be the case unless someone really wants an italian made gun from 1991.