Beretta 92fs barrel replacement. - Handgun Forum
2020年11月6日 — Shipwreck. No, you will have no issues with another factory barrel - doesn't matter if it is Inox, threaded, etc... Beretta 92 models are like Legos. You can mix and match all sorts of parts. People do it all the time.... Unless you you buy an aftermarket one that may require hand fitting, you will have no issues.
Question regarding installing locking block on Beretta 92FS Inox
2010年7月16日 — 16630 posts · Joined 2006. #2 · Jul 16, 2010. With the locking block, there are 3 parts (in answer to your question 2 + the block) I ordered 1 from David Olhasso before. It is the locking block - the plunger, and then a small roll type pin. You put the pin and block on, then hammer the pin in to hold it together. It's a pain to get that pin in.
92fs locking block stuck on barrel...HELP!! - Handgun Forum
2016年8月22日 — 92fs locking block stuck on barrel...HELP!! I just ordered a spare 92FS barrel from Beretta so that I could have a dedicated suppressor barrel. I need to send it to machine shop to be threaded, but did not want to send it with the locking block. When I attempted to remove the locking block, I found it impossible.
When to replace 92FS locking block - Handgun Forum
2011年6月1日 — Changing a locking block is easy. Beretta does recommend changing it every 20k. However, if you don't, they admittedly routinely break right around that point. Honestly< i'd change it at 15k, and that is my plans to do so. The recoil spring and trigger return spring should be changed every 5k. regular changing of the recoil spring will help ...
Best options (if any) for making Beretta 92FS Inox - 9mm...
2010年6月4日 — And most Beretta 92 pistols are pretty accurate as is. More accurate than most plastic guns in my experience. The LTT TJIAB and 12 lb hammer spring should get you in the neighborhood of 7-8 lbs DA and 3-4 lbs SA. If your gun is anything like mine, the …
USA vs Italy made Beretta 92fs - Handgun Forum
2018年1月19日 — When I think of Beretta and/or Ferrari, the USA doesn't come to mind. IMHO, a Beretta made in Italy is better than one made in the USA. And, they do maintain their resale value longer. Crazy enough to jump out of airplanes. Paratrooper you make an interesting point, and one that, to be honest, had not occurred to me.
92fs Aluminum frame - Handgun Forum
2010年3月6日 — I bought my 92 FS Centurion (slightly shorter barrel/slide) in 1992. Italian made, steel slide, aluminum frame. Factory installed Trijicon tritium night sights still glowing green. The finish on both the steel slide and the aluminum frame are Beretta's matte black "Bruniton".
New Beretta 92FS - Residue in barrel from factory?
2007年10月3日 — I just bought a NEW Beretta 92FS and when I looked in the barrel there was some powder residue as if it had been shot. The rest of the gun looked perfect but maybe 5 rounds had been shot in it. Is this normal or should they arrive perfectly clean? I have heard that the factories test fire the guns and that they do arrive dirty?
Beretta 92FS slide not locking open - Handgun Forum
2008年12月13日 — There is a simple answer that could be the issue... some after-market grips for the 92FS overlap the slide release lever. Some of these grips have a cut-out on the back side to clear the lever, but it isn't deep enough and the lever drags. This doesn't allow the lever to spring up freely and catch the slide.
NEED HELP! possible to convert a 96a1 to a 92fs? - Handgun Forum
2012年3月27日 — After going back and forth between emails with beretta customer service and Brownells (the company they contract all their replacement parts through), i finally tracked down a new .40 call barrel for a whopping $400. the new gun in the box was only $650, so i really don't want to almost rebuy the gun for just a barrel. Solution: