Factory blem means a cosmetic flaw, so this Beretta 92G Brigadier Volunteer is priced for the buyer who cares more about how it shoots than how perfect it looks. It is new, in 9mm, with a 15 round magazine and a black and stainless finish.

The Brigadier slide is heavier than standard, which tames recoil, and the G in the name means a decocker that lowers the hammer without touching the trigger.

Study the photos to see what the flaw is. Many blems turn out to be a small finish mark that will never matter once the gun is in use. Store it unloaded in a lockable safe, and wipe it down and oil it lightly after each range session. Take your time with the fundamentals of grip, sight picture and a smooth trigger press, and the pistol will do its part.

Value-minded buyers like these for a range pistol or a truck gun. The 92's open slide and steel parts hold up well to hard use. It ships to a licensed dealer you choose for the background check and pickup.