Beretta 92FS field strip and oil points! Everything you need to know to be able to take apart, and put back together your Beretta 92FS. As well as the oil points!
If you're going to own just one handgun, JUST ONE..the 92FS is the one. Yes, there are many other great pistols and revolvers but once you've owned a Beretta 92FS, you'll understand why it's the best of all of 'em.
I own a few 1911s and striker-fired pistols, but yesterday I took delivery of my first Beretta 92G from Wilson Combat and this tutorial is exactly what I needed for field stripping and reassembly...excellent presentation, clear, and concise...well done!
Got one yesterday, my absolute favorite gun I’ve ever had in my entire life, I got a 1911 two days ago and gave it to my wife the minute I got this, that’s how much I loved it
Thanks for this video! After taking my beretta to the range a couple of times I thought it'd be a good idea to clean it with a field strip. Super great and easy to follow along instructions!
Thank you sir. This was extremely helpful and easy to follow. Answered a lot of rookie questions I've been trying to figure out re: how to have a piece running smoothly but not oozing mineral oil.
That's the point of my videos! I'm so glad I could help you! I just wanted to make a channel that would assist beginner gun owners, and even help people that have a ton of them! Glad I could help!
Oh no, first handgun!!! You got the virus now!! More to come I'm sure! Make sure you let me know when you buy your next one so I can make another video for you! Thanks for the support! Stay subscribed, you never know if I make a video on your next gun!
Keeping a micro towel pre-oiled in a sealed bag works well also. Benefits knowing you haven’t over oiled the firearm and easier during multiple cleanings. Jeff does a good job on his tutorial.
You have no idea how much that means to me! I just started out this channel and I'm trying my best to push out quality content! Thanks for the support and I hope you're subscribed to see what else is in store!
i own the egyptian version of beretta 92, it's called helwan mod 920 ,its typical beretta 92 but made in egypt under license of beretta , thank you for that useful video😊
Took my wife to the range the other day. Fired several arms including a couple ARs. Most of the side arms were in 45ACP, she didn't care for their recoil. When we got to the 92 she liked it a lot. Of course when we got home it was clean up time so she got the 92. Run her through the same drill including patching the barrel. just wish I could get her as interested in cleaning her car.
@@Prosecute-fauci Move to a different state? As a responsible law abiding gun owner I have no problem with waiting periods and extensive background checks. Far to many crazies and criminals are getting access to firearms and giving the rest of us a black eye.
Loved your video. Just pickup up a used 92fs inox Italian made model. My first gun that I own. Can't wait to take it out on the range and shoot it ! This video will come in handy 100%
@Doug Distel hi. I did like the 92fs in general but wasn't a fan of how it shoots. Didn't like its accuracy and I thought it was my gun. Tried 2 other 92fs and had similar results. Sold it and bought a stoeger str9fa and it was night and day. Much more accurate in my hands. But the 92fs is a more enjoyable and fun firearm to shoot!
I have a 92 fs, also an HK V1 9 mm. My 92fs just feels so sturdy, like you can beat someone over the head with it. Not even the slightest movement anywhere. My Hk has a very slight movement with the magazine in the weapon. Also the grip feels like it’s a cheaper plastic material. I’m sure my HK is perfectly fine and there’s nothing to worry about. But my Beretta just shoots and feels like putting warm butter on a hot flaky biscuit.
Thanks for the great video! Off topic question, what camera/lens do you use? The quick focus adjustment when you move is great and something I'm looking for.
The Beretta92FS was my very first handgun back in 98' I bought for my 21st birthday but sold it years ago & bought a Glock19 in 09 then in January of this year I switched to a Glock22 & love it I might buy another Beretta92FS because at my age I'm starting to take an interest in all steel frame pistols.
I couldn't agree more. I have plenty of guns but those polymer guns just don't feel the same as Ole reliable! Look into it and get one! They are pretty darn cheap! Thanks for the support make sure you're subscribed for more!
@@datambor Thanks for your insight, but please don't come to my channel spouting useless 'facts' that don't contribute with a positive infliction. This channel is here to help people learn the basics about the weapon and how to take it apart, clean it, any maybe some fun drills. Calling things Steel when IN FACT its Aluminum, is not a deal breaker for the commenter or the viewer at large. As for the Safety Lever that @PerplexingPerceptions annotated, same thing. It isn't a make or break comment, simply a minor misuse of the term. Please don't come to this page to make trouble just to show how much you know about the simple things. If you're looking for a more advanced page that has absolutely every single fact and series memorized, then this isn't the channel for you. Thanks for stopping by!
@@datambor Hey you're the one that's here leaving comments, you watched the video giving it more views, and ever time you check back you're helping out my channel so you're doing nothing but helping me at this point. Thanks for the free view and all the comments to push my videos through the RUclips algorithm!
I was in the US Navy for four years, 28 years with a City Police agency and 16 years with a Federal Law Enforcement Agency. I have handled 357 Magnums, Glock 17 and Beretta 92FS and never seen any one place oil on a weapon and then wipe it off.
If that's the case, then I'm excited to see the videos you post on how to do it! With that much experience, you must share it!! It looks like millions of people are doing it wrong to your standards! Please tag me in your first video so I can support you.
Really appreciate the video and how you explained it in detail and that spring looks stiff and you kept pushing it in and out and i looks like it hurts
Nice video. I just recently bought a 92FS. It was well oiled from the factory. At what point after shooting (how many rounds) would you suggest a reoil and cleaning? I keep it in a safe so it is not exposed to the environment when not in use. Thanks
That's the age old question truly. I will say, after buying a new gun, CLEAN THE GUN COMPLETELY AND RE OIL (Video coming soon) factory oil is awful for a gun. Some people never oil or clean, some do after every shooting. I clean after every shooting just because it can't hurt the gun, so why not? I feel like a clean gun That's well oiled will never miss fire, so keep them squeekey! As for leaving them In a safe, if they aren't used, it doesn't need to be done frequently. I would still clean the dust and old oil off once every 3 months. Hope that helps!!
This would be applicable for an M9A3 as well I'd assume, correct? Just bought the M9A3 today at a gun show, I was looking at the 92A1 but seen the M9 sitting on the table and had to get it, unfortunately unknown to me it didn't have any oil and being new to guns I didn't bother to check, my fault obviously. After buying it I shot about 54 rounds dry and it jammed twice, 1 was failure to eject, the other was failure to feed. So of course I found this out after the fact when cleaning the gun, any help for a new gun owner would be greatly appreciated.
This gun has a very heavy slide. A jam or failure to eject 9 times out of 10 is your grip not your gun. Yes, PLEASE oil it (this video applies to your gun as well) that will help, but a lot of times if your wrist or grip is too limp, the recoil actually surges through your arm instead of the weapon. When a bullet is fired, the force created by that round is what forces the slide all the way back and chambers a new round. If that force/recoil is being transferred to your wrist it doesn't have the power to push the slide all the way back, hence the jam. Try to stiffen your grip and keep that wrist tight and you will see improvement in your weapon cycling. Happy shooting my friend!
Thank you so much for sharing this video! I just picked up my handgun today. This is extremely helpful. Just wondering, is it okay to take the firearm to the range for a few hundreds rounds out of the box?
Thanks for the support! Yes that is no problem at all. I typically clean them directly from the store because they are LOADED with oil. I'd recommend cleaning it pretty soon after your purchase.
Just got a new M9. Have you ever noticed the tops of your forearms getting peppered with little black specs when shooting it? I don't know if it's carbon or left over powder. Is it because of the open slide design? Break in period? So far I've put 200 rounds of 115g Blazer Brass through it.
I have noticed that, but not strictly with the Barretta. Every time you fire the weapon, you have to understand its going to expel the unused gunpowder from the slide and it might get on your arm. Try using a different ammo! Guns are picky and usually have a preference to the ammo they can use.
Hi,.. Enjoyed the video.... Thanks! Could you tell me where to find tekmat for beretta, like the one used in the video?? Can't seem to find that one.... Thanks.
Try a piece of a T shirt, wetted with gun oil, kept in a small jar. Wipe all surfaces. Wipe again with another piece of cloth. Watch that extractor spring! I cover it. It will launch the rod into space!
Hello, how are you? I have the same gun that you have, I was lubricating it and I noticed something, the ejector moved a little up and down, do you think it's normal?
Just bought a 92x compact. I gotta say, to read the owners manual on how to lube the gun, you may as well just dunk it in oil and shake it off. I’ve never owned a gun that called for so much oil. Lol. I think it may be excessive. But then again, us Italians love our oil. We fry meats in it, we drizzle and dip our bread in it, we put it on salads. We sweat oil. 😂. It’s only fitting that our guns be just oozing oil. Lol
Not always necessary lol when you buy a new gun they are DRIPPING with oil. The first thing I do with a new gun is clean the ENTIRE THING BONE DRY. I hate the way factory does it, yet I understand why they do.
I'd love to help, but I'm not quite sure what you're asking? The hold (as in wrist to sight picture) for me is perfect with the angle of the grip. As for the sight picture, it's standard sights and very clear with OEM
I have a 92G with less than 200 rounds. Gun was sitting for several years and when taken out to shoot had many miss fires with no hits to primer. What should I do to correct. Clean an oil?
That's very interesting... I'd start there and do a full stip/clean of the gun. Also use different ammo to see if you can find the issue. The pin, the guns action, or the ammo
I will get you the model of it. It's fantastic as a wall piece but I have gotten a ton of use with that thing going through the bush! Very sharp and very reliable thus far - 10 years later.
My slide isnt removeable someone help? The button moves but lever doesnt move. I already scratched the crap out of it with a screwdriver and gouged the frame. It isnt removeable
DONT USE FORCE ever on a gun. They all come apart. Message me privately and let's see what you have going on! Try manipulating the slide back and forth to make the lever switch to the correct position. Also make sure you're pushing the button in all the way
Not a problem! When you get it, tear it apart and DRY IT. Get ALL the factory oil off of it. And I mean all of it. Use a q-tip to get the small spaces and do a deep deep clean, then follow my instructions for oil points. Only a little bit and rub it off! Happy shooting my friend! Any questions either reply to this comment or send me a message! Always happy to help!
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If you're going to own just one handgun, JUST ONE..the 92FS is the one. Yes, there are many other great pistols and revolvers but once you've owned a Beretta 92FS, you'll understand why it's the best of all of 'em.
It's like having kids...you love them all, but some you love a little bit more
This is an excellent tutorial for those who are new to the Beretta 92 platform. Nice job!
Hey thanks for the support! I'm glad you found my video! Make sure you're subscribed for more content like this!
I own a few 1911s and striker-fired pistols, but yesterday I took delivery of my first Beretta 92G from Wilson Combat and this tutorial is exactly what I needed for field stripping and reassembly...excellent presentation, clear, and concise...well done!
Thank you very much for your kind words and support!
Got one yesterday, my absolute favorite gun I’ve ever had in my entire life, I got a 1911 two days ago and gave it to my wife the minute I got this, that’s how much I loved it
I couldn't agree more. It feels so amazing in the hands. A true classic yet perfectly modern at the same time!
Awesome video! This is by far the best 92FS breakdown video I've seen on RUclips.
Thank you my friend for the kind words!!
Great video excellent tutorial. That's why I love this gun so much so easy to take down and put back together.
Even though it's from Italy, to me its one of the most "American" guns to have!!! Feels so good in the hands and super easy to field strip
Thanks for this video! After taking my beretta to the range a couple of times I thought it'd be a good idea to clean it with a field strip. Super great and easy to follow along instructions!
Glad I could help!! Thanks for the support!
Love the over explaining. It makes sure things are set in place and the purpose of doing. Great tutorial! Thanks!
Thank you sir. This was extremely helpful and easy to follow. Answered a lot of rookie questions I've been trying to figure out re: how to have a piece running smoothly but not oozing mineral oil.
That's the point of my videos! I'm so glad I could help you! I just wanted to make a channel that would assist beginner gun owners, and even help people that have a ton of them! Glad I could help!
Best video I've seen on the issue of oiling the Baretta
I really appreciate that! Thank you!
Very detailed usefull video done by someone who knows what they are doing, thanks!
Thank you Mt friend!!! I appreciate the kind words
Bro, I used this video to lube my 1/2 scale, fully disassemblable replica of the 92FS! Excellent. Thanks!
That's really cool!!! Glad I could help!
Exactly what I needed. I've bookmarked this website so I can take mine apart and move along with him, step by step. Thank you!
Hey thank you for that! I really appreciate the support!!
Thanks so much for this. This is my first handgun. I'm learning as I go and this was a big help.
Oh no, first handgun!!! You got the virus now!! More to come I'm sure! Make sure you let me know when you buy your next one so I can make another video for you! Thanks for the support! Stay subscribed, you never know if I make a video on your next gun!
Keeping a micro towel pre-oiled in a sealed bag works well also. Benefits knowing you haven’t over oiled the firearm and easier during multiple cleanings.
Jeff does a good job on his tutorial.
@@daveaver2804 I never thought of a pre oiled rag! Great tip, and thanks for the comment my friend!
Best breakdown and oiling vid on web!!!! Thanks for sharing.
You have no idea how much that means to me! I just started out this channel and I'm trying my best to push out quality content! Thanks for the support and I hope you're subscribed to see what else is in store!
Its not the best.
Excellent info for a first time Beretta buyer like myself, thanks for the thorough run through!
Just picked up a 92FS..this is great..love it .. thanks for this titurioual...you make it seem so easy..!! Thank you .
Thank you for the support! If you need any more guidance let me know!
i own the egyptian version of beretta 92, it's called helwan mod 920 ,its typical beretta 92 but made in egypt under license of beretta , thank you for that useful video😊
Thank you for not racking the slide 16 times when you cleared it.
Hey, if it's clear it's clear. Why slam the slide 38 times lol thank you for the support!
You make us Jeff's proud! Very nice video with helpful details. I am sure people learned from this video. My M9 is one of my favorite handguns.
Hey man thanks for the kind words! I appreciate the support
I swear I've never seen such education before All thanks and appreciation to you from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦
Thank you for the kind words my friend! I hope you can find some of my other videos useful in the future!
Took my wife to the range the other day. Fired several arms including a couple ARs. Most of the side arms were in 45ACP, she didn't care for their recoil. When we got to the 92 she liked it a lot. Of course when we got home it was clean up time so she got the 92. Run her through the same drill including patching the barrel. just wish I could get her as interested in cleaning her car.
The car can wait! Keep those guns Clean! Lol glad you enjoyed the video!
I wish if I had a wife.....
Nice video. I have an old Beretta 92S and a Beretta M9. Love them both!
Amazing weapon!
Thanks for your time making this Video just purchased my first gun and its a 92FS 10 days never seemed so long :) cant wait to oil her up .
Move to a better state
@@Prosecute-fauci Move to a different state? As a responsible law abiding gun owner I have no problem with waiting periods and extensive background checks. Far to many crazies and criminals are getting access to firearms and giving the rest of us a black eye.
Thanks Jeff great video very informative
Nice and simple break down. Been thinking about getting one of these
It's my go to on the range! Can't go wrong with Ole reliable!
Loved your video. Just pickup up a used 92fs inox Italian made model. My first gun that I own. Can't wait to take it out on the range and shoot it ! This video will come in handy 100%
That's great to hear! If you have any followup questions or need tips of any kind let me know! I'd love to help!
How did the gun treat you Rob? I just picked up a 92fs for my first gun and I’m curious about your experience
@Doug Distel hi. I did like the 92fs in general but wasn't a fan of how it shoots. Didn't like its accuracy and I thought it was my gun. Tried 2 other 92fs and had similar results. Sold it and bought a stoeger str9fa and it was night and day. Much more accurate in my hands. But the 92fs is a more enjoyable and fun firearm to shoot!
Good explanation. I like that Tekmat on the table too
i just got one for christmas & was just needed to know how to take it apart.
Very well explained. Thank You!
Thank you Jeff. Very informative.
Very nice - thank you!
Great tutorial, thanks!
Very 💯% completely informative. Thank you
Awesome video! Was a big help
Fantastic news! Glad I could help+
Great presentation, well done . 👍
Performing a functions check is of course always ideal after reassembly ( for your viewers discretion)
Well shown! Thank you.
Thank you for the support!!
Super helpful video!! Best video I could find. Can you make one on how to properly clean it?
I have a 92 fs, also an HK V1 9 mm. My 92fs just feels so sturdy, like you can beat someone over the head with it. Not even the slightest movement anywhere. My Hk has a very slight movement with the magazine in the weapon. Also the grip feels like it’s a cheaper plastic material. I’m sure my HK is perfectly fine and there’s nothing to worry about. But my Beretta just shoots and feels like putting warm butter on a hot flaky biscuit.
I always told my dad it felt like shaking hands with God. Perfect feel and amazing weight!
Thank you for this video. Very helpful.
Glad I could help!
Thanks! Great video instruction.
Thank you for the support! I truly appreciate it
Just bought my first 92fs today perfect tutorial. Thanks!
Great tutorial
Really nice on point. Respect man.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks my friend! These comments make my night. Subscribe if you'd like to see what else I come up with!
Already subscribed an like 👍🏻lol respect
nothing like the feeling of a nice broken in, cleaned and oiled 92fs (;
You said it brother!
Still excellent. Thanks.
Great video
I'm keeping this aside for when I receive my 92A1, thank you.
Thanks for the great video! Off topic question, what camera/lens do you use? The quick focus adjustment when you move is great and something I'm looking for.
The Beretta92FS was my very first handgun back in 98' I bought for my 21st birthday but sold it years ago & bought a Glock19 in 09 then in January of this year I switched to a Glock22 & love it I might buy another Beretta92FS because at my age I'm starting to take an interest in all steel frame pistols.
I couldn't agree more. I have plenty of guns but those polymer guns just don't feel the same as Ole reliable! Look into it and get one! They are pretty darn cheap! Thanks for the support make sure you're subscribed for more!
@@datambor
Yeah it is, except some parts are polymer coated like the trigger & safety lever.
@@datambor Thanks for your insight, but please don't come to my channel spouting useless 'facts' that don't contribute with a positive infliction. This channel is here to help people learn the basics about the weapon and how to take it apart, clean it, any maybe some fun drills. Calling things Steel when IN FACT its Aluminum, is not a deal breaker for the commenter or the viewer at large. As for the Safety Lever that @PerplexingPerceptions annotated, same thing. It isn't a make or break comment, simply a minor misuse of the term. Please don't come to this page to make trouble just to show how much you know about the simple things. If you're looking for a more advanced page that has absolutely every single fact and series memorized, then this isn't the channel for you. Thanks for stopping by!
@@datambor Hey you're the one that's here leaving comments, you watched the video giving it more views, and ever time you check back you're helping out my channel so you're doing nothing but helping me at this point. Thanks for the free view and all the comments to push my videos through the RUclips algorithm!
Love this pistol. I’ve heard that you should clean/oil the firing pin as well. Do you have any suggestions on the best way to do it if it’s necessary?
Very informative. Thanks.
Thank you for the support!
Great video!
Thank you for the support!!
@@jeffofalltrades8489 as a new Beretta owner I really appreciate this level of instruction..Thank you
I was in the US Navy for four years, 28 years with a City Police agency and 16 years with a Federal Law Enforcement Agency. I have handled 357 Magnums, Glock 17 and Beretta 92FS and never seen any one place oil on a weapon and then wipe it off.
If that's the case, then I'm excited to see the videos you post on how to do it! With that much experience, you must share it!! It looks like millions of people are doing it wrong to your standards! Please tag me in your first video so I can support you.
Great vid. Thanks
Thank you my friend!
Well done, thank you
Thanks for the support!
Jeff of all trades. Lol that’s a good one 👍
Perfect 👍🏼
Nice job thank you
Thank you!! I appreciate the support!
thank 's from nz
Very good video I used the Q-tip method but same idea
Thanks for the support my friend!
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Really appreciate the video and how you explained it in detail and that spring looks stiff and you kept pushing it in and out and i looks like it hurts
Thank you for the support!!! You get used to guide rods and springs after a while lol
Nice video. I just recently bought a 92FS. It was well oiled from the factory. At what point after shooting (how many rounds) would you suggest a reoil and cleaning? I keep it in a safe so it is not exposed to the environment when not in use. Thanks
That's the age old question truly.
I will say, after buying a new gun, CLEAN THE GUN COMPLETELY AND RE OIL (Video coming soon) factory oil is awful for a gun.
Some people never oil or clean, some do after every shooting. I clean after every shooting just because it can't hurt the gun, so why not? I feel like a clean gun That's well oiled will never miss fire, so keep them squeekey!
As for leaving them In a safe, if they aren't used, it doesn't need to be done frequently. I would still clean the dust and old oil off once every 3 months. Hope that helps!!
What holster would you recommend for this one? This was my first pistol as well.
Hello dear friend I hope you are well fs92 / m9 / what a good handgun
This would be applicable for an M9A3 as well I'd assume, correct? Just bought the M9A3 today at a gun show, I was looking at the 92A1 but seen the M9 sitting on the table and had to get it, unfortunately unknown to me it didn't have any oil and being new to guns I didn't bother to check, my fault obviously. After buying it I shot about 54 rounds dry and it jammed twice, 1 was failure to eject, the other was failure to feed. So of course I found this out after the fact when cleaning the gun, any help for a new gun owner would be greatly appreciated.
This gun has a very heavy slide. A jam or failure to eject 9 times out of 10 is your grip not your gun. Yes, PLEASE oil it (this video applies to your gun as well) that will help, but a lot of times if your wrist or grip is too limp, the recoil actually surges through your arm instead of the weapon. When a bullet is fired, the force created by that round is what forces the slide all the way back and chambers a new round. If that force/recoil is being transferred to your wrist it doesn't have the power to push the slide all the way back, hence the jam. Try to stiffen your grip and keep that wrist tight and you will see improvement in your weapon cycling. Happy shooting my friend!
Thank you so much for sharing this video! I just picked up my handgun today. This is extremely helpful. Just wondering, is it okay to take the firearm to the range for a few hundreds rounds out of the box?
Thanks for the support! Yes that is no problem at all. I typically clean them directly from the store because they are LOADED with oil. I'd recommend cleaning it pretty soon after your purchase.
Just got a new M9. Have you ever noticed the tops of your forearms getting peppered with little black specs when shooting it? I don't know if it's carbon or left over powder. Is it because of the open slide design? Break in period? So far I've put 200 rounds of 115g Blazer Brass through it.
I have noticed that, but not strictly with the Barretta. Every time you fire the weapon, you have to understand its going to expel the unused gunpowder from the slide and it might get on your arm. Try using a different ammo! Guns are picky and usually have a preference to the ammo they can use.
🤔Well done 👍👀
I have a quick question. I noticed your guide rod is steel, mine is polymer (just bought mine). Do I need to oil my polymer guide rod? Thanks!
Hi,.. Enjoyed the video.... Thanks! Could you tell me where to find tekmat for beretta, like the one used in the video?? Can't seem to find that one.... Thanks.
Thanks for the comment! I got this at a gun show in New York, but I would try Amazon or Tekmats website!
Jeff of all trades made me chuckle lol
Hey i think it's a pretty good youtube name! Lol
Is that the factory guide rod? Mine is plastic.
This is nice I just got a Beretta 92fs and I can't wait to break it in. Not a big fan of the warning labels though.
Eh you get used to them lol
Thank you
You're very welcome!
Try a piece of a T shirt, wetted with gun oil, kept in a small jar. Wipe all surfaces. Wipe again with another piece of cloth. Watch that extractor spring! I cover it. It will launch the rod into space!
great!
I appreciate the support! Thank you!
What spring guide is that?
nice👍
Thanks for the support man! Hope you're subscribed for more!
Could you please , advise me excellent liquid used in clean . thank you
I like to lightly grease the rails
Hello, how are you? I have the same gun that you have, I was lubricating it and I noticed something, the ejector moved a little up and down, do you think it's normal?
Perfectly normal. Until it's under pressure, it will wiggle around a bit. Nothing to worry yourself with!
Just bought a 92x compact. I gotta say, to read the owners manual on how to lube the gun, you may as well just dunk it in oil and shake it off. I’ve never owned a gun that called for so much oil. Lol. I think it may be excessive. But then again, us Italians love our oil. We fry meats in it, we drizzle and dip our bread in it, we put it on salads. We sweat oil. 😂. It’s only fitting that our guns be just oozing oil. Lol
Not always necessary lol when you buy a new gun they are DRIPPING with oil. The first thing I do with a new gun is clean the ENTIRE THING BONE DRY. I hate the way factory does it, yet I understand why they do.
thanks
Of course! Thank you for the support!
😎 😎
I just picked up a 92fs Inox haven’t shot it yet, and I’m curious what sight picture or hold does it have? I appreciate you in advance.
I'd love to help, but I'm not quite sure what you're asking? The hold (as in wrist to sight picture) for me is perfect with the angle of the grip. As for the sight picture, it's standard sights and very clear with OEM
@@jeffofalltrades8489 sight picture as in 6’oclock hold, center hold etc.?
@@jeffofalltrades8489 for example my Springfield 1911’s owner manual says it is sighted for a 6’o clock hold at 25 yards.
@@jonathanaldana4941 ah ok I understand. I've always done a 12:00 hold. Dot on dead. It's very precise in that sense
Love this, thanks!
I have a 92G with less than 200 rounds. Gun was sitting for several years and when taken out to shoot had many miss fires with no hits to primer. What should I do to correct. Clean an oil?
That's very interesting... I'd start there and do a full stip/clean of the gun. Also use different ammo to see if you can find the issue. The pin, the guns action, or the ammo
Maybe the firing pin is seized up.
OFF TOPIC - What is the make and model of that Machete on your wall? I dig it
I will get you the model of it. It's fantastic as a wall piece but I have gotten a ton of use with that thing going through the bush! Very sharp and very reliable thus far - 10 years later.
It is from Frost Cutlery.
@@jeffofalltrades8489 thanks man! I'll look into it ....cutlery though ?
@@drewlomite that's what it's called!! I think I bought it at a knife show. Not sure if they are online
@@drewlomite I'm a gun guy, not a knife guy lol
no oil on the mags? or in the mags.?
Not necessary in my opinion. They won't harm the weapon long term so I don't personally mess with them
My slide isnt removeable someone help? The button moves but lever doesnt move. I already scratched the crap out of it with a screwdriver and gouged the frame. It isnt removeable
DONT USE FORCE ever on a gun. They all come apart. Message me privately and let's see what you have going on!
Try manipulating the slide back and forth to make the lever switch to the correct position. Also make sure you're pushing the button in all the way
Im buying one as my first gun too so any tips help so thank you for these videos
Not a problem! When you get it, tear it apart and DRY IT. Get ALL the factory oil off of it. And I mean all of it. Use a q-tip to get the small spaces and do a deep deep clean, then follow my instructions for oil points. Only a little bit and rub it off! Happy shooting my friend! Any questions either reply to this comment or send me a message! Always happy to help!
@@jeffofalltrades8489 its a used police trade in that im buying
You forgot to lubricate the Inner Frame Rails where the locking block tabs ride.
can you just pour oil on the gun?
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Ho la beretta 98fs target .è un ottima arma,però avendo il fusto in lega leggera si graffia facilmente.
Instructions unclear, M9 is not hanging from ceiling fan.
You never touched the inside rails where the locking block rides
Great video. Never knew how before watching it. Please, though, the word is excess, not access. Thank you very much.
Motor oil is way better. Last longer, less worn parts
Lol I hope this is a joke! If not, to each their own, but ill stick to gun oil lol
Yes.
@@jeffofalltrades8489 its not a joke mr gun expert.
@@derfaschist9687 enjoy! Make your own videos showing it! I'm sure many would love it!
@@derfaschist9687 Yes, it's a joke. You just don't know that it is.