I have 1 Beretta, a 92 FS Brigadier. The military wanted it to hold lots of cartridges so it's got a big grip. Mine as nearly every Beretta is utterly reliable.
Lately I've been shooting mine often to burn up all the 9mm rounds that I loaded in the past. If one day, I exhaust all my 9mm cartridges, I plan on selling it with my little 940 revolver.
I've come to a time in my life that I need to start looking at downsizing. I figure a good time to sell them is when there is no more ammo in the safe.

I don't think anybody will buy reloads, so I will shoot it all off. Only 1,800 more to go!
Yesterday, I went to the private club and fired off 200 rounds with the pistol. That's a lot of fun just squeezing the trigger!
I also checked the laser of 3 other revolvers that are still in service around the house, a pair of model 66s in 357 and my little 649 J frame pocket revolver. These are now all loaded with 129gn 38+P Federal Hydra shoks. I reconsidered using 357s in the house, as possible hearing damage might come of defending ones life indoors.
Anyway, I had 4 to clean when I got home.
The cleaning part isn't all that fun, but they are all clean, ready for action again.