Beretta 92fs Italian
I want one, the dealers says: NIB $565 out the door...
Is that a good deal?
Is that a good deal?
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If you walk in and lay down 5 Ben Franklins you might get it OTD for that. Can't hurt to try. 0 -
From the prices I've seen, $565 sounds pretty good. I don't think you're leaving any profit for the dealer at $500 -- it might even be below his cost depending on who his supplier is. 0 -
Dealer cost is around $530 right now, so the price looks good.
The 92fs is a nice 9mm, put in the Beretta D hammer spring to lighten and smooth out the trigger pull. Easy and about five bucks. Lose the plastic guide rod, swap it for a Wolff steel guide rod. Much better.0 -
quote:Originally posted by M1A762
Dealer cost is around $530 right now, so the price looks good.
The 92fs is a nice 9mm, put in the Beretta D hammer spring to lighten and smooth out the trigger pull. Easy and about five bucks. Lose the plastic guide rod, swap it for a Wolff steel guide rod. Much better.
Can you walk me through putiing in the D hammer spring or is there a video on Utube maybe with how to do that?0 -
There are a lot of you tube videos on how to do it, it is an easy job that will take fifteen minutes at most. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by austin20
quote:Originally posted by M1A762
Dealer cost is around $530 right now, so the price looks good.
The 92fs is a nice 9mm, put in the Beretta D hammer spring to lighten and smooth out the trigger pull. Easy and about five bucks. Lose the plastic guide rod, swap it for a Wolff steel guide rod. Much better.
Can you walk me through putiing in the D hammer spring or is there a video on Utube maybe with how to do that?
second the guide rod, I added a wolff 14 lb spring and stainless steel guide rod to my 96FS...
I'd pop on the Italian made, they seem to get about $100 more than the US made0
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