Beretta 92s

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I got mine today, the" light cosmetic wear" looked like it had been thru WWII....rough. It snapped on the first four shots, I guess the firing pin was rusty. I'm working on the sights, I might make a good shooter out of it eventually. :bigrant:
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steelbuttplate wrote:I got mine today, the" light cosmetic wear" looked like it had been thru WWII....rough. It snapped on the first four shots, I guess the firing pin was rusty. I'm working on the sights, I might make a good shooter out of it eventually. :bigrant:
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steelbuttplate wrote:I got mine today, the" light cosmetic wear" looked like it had been thru WWII....rough. It snapped on the first four shots, I guess the firing pin was rusty. I'm working on the sights, I might make a good shooter out of it eventually. :bigrant:
I would be interested in seeing pictures as I had thought about ordering one.

Also, did you disassemble, inspect and clean before shooting it?
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All the bluing is gone off the side rails, and worn to a white or bare metal on all the edges. One grip is scratched bad and had paint or something in the checkering. I cleaned it up, and oiled and brushed all I could without complete dissasembley, including the firing pin. I'm taking the whole thing apart tommorow. They are listed as checked over and functional. I'd get a handpick if I could do it over. It's going to be a good, ugly Beretta when I'm done.
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I have a 92 and a 96. Berettas are my favorites. On those occasions when I visit Free America I usually carry the 96. I prefer the 96 to the 92 but they are both fine handguns. I even bought a John Woo Style double chest rig for them, but have never used it. It's a little too over the top.

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steelbuttplate wrote:All the bluing is gone off the side rails, and worn to a white or bare metal on all the edges. One grip is scratched bad and had paint or something in the checkering. I cleaned it up, and oiled and brushed all I could without complete dissasembley, including the firing pin. I'm taking the whole thing apart tommorow. They are listed as checked over and functional. I'd get a handpick if I could do it over. It's going to be a good, ugly Beretta when I'm done.
Sucks about it happening like that. Best of luck getting it back operational, and thanks for replying with the details about it. :thumbsup:
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I can't get out to the range with mine until next week but I'll let you know how I make out. :wink:

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Mine don't look to bad tho.
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Mine didn't look bad either. Got mine from Classic :? but turned out ok. One of the grips is a little scratched up but nothing bad at all.
Painting the sights made it much easier to quickly acquire a sight picture.
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Anyone know about getting the night sights replaced on a Beretta? My 96 has them but they no longer glow in the dark. I've had it for about 20 years.

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After another day at the range, with 4 kinds of ammo, I'm gonna end up putting a barrel on this crapper. 6" group @ 60 ft. was my best. I would be afraid of one of their handpicks. You get what you pay for. :bonk:
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Being replaced by sig p320. Made in USA NH. Expect lots of Beretta 92s on market in future. God Bless America. Pro Libertate Patria
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Maine 20th wrote:Being replaced by sig p320. Made in USA NH. Expect lots of Beretta 92s on market in future. God Bless America. Pro Libertate Patria
You think there will be surplus M9 new barrels on the market soon?????? They works fine also in a 92 Yes?????? :idea: :idea: :idea: :idea: :idea: :arrow: :idea: :idea: :idea:
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Finally made it out to the range and had a blast or should I say 150 blasts. :D

Yup fired three boxes and the gun preformed flawlessly with no issues at all.My only problem is my shooting ability. :oops:

Using a bench I wasn't to bad I guess but shooting offhand I was all over the place at 20 yards.

Tried three brands of ammo.Blazer,American Eagle and Aguila.The snappiest was Blazer with American eagle a close second but the Mexican aguila was a lot tamer imo.

Anyway it was a beautiful spring day with +7C (45F) temps and the snow was melting like crazy. :thumbsup:
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:thumbsup: Most of my bench rest targets look like your off hand target. I'd call yours good. My New barrel is on the way, I got it on ebay.
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The best ammo is that you make. If we do it right our ammo is superior to the factory. God Bless America .Pro Libertate Patria
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Thanks guys but I was just told by one of my none shooting friends that I am evil for owning handguns.

They hurt my feelings and I might need a safe place. :vsad:

NOT!!

What I might need is less friggin snowflake friends. :twisted:

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This one???
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Longcolt44 wrote:This one???
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lol... you nailed it. :lol:

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I have a Beretta 92A1 (bought new) and a Taurus PT92 ACS. Really like both guns and have had no issues with either one.
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Progress I have made with my beater. With the new $90 barrel I'm shooting 4" groups @ 60 ft. Best with Magtech 115 gr. I wonder what brand Italian police used? Do you think it takes 30-40 rounds to break a new barrel in?
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