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beretta 92fs

dane62
I have a beretta 92fs and i have problems when it tries to feed a round after shooting a round. The next round james as it comes out of the mag and tries to enter the chamber. It seems to happen when i use the after market mags i have for it. They are promag and usa mag. The factory ones work ok. Just so all the information is out there i am using CCI blazer 115 gr FMJ ammo. Am i the only one who has this problem?I also have a problem with the slid not staying open after the last shot is fired. the gun does it about 1 out of 5 times. It does not seem to matter witch mags i use it will not stay open and then sometimes i dryfire the gun with nothing in the chamber. The beretta is only a few months old and i bought it new i have only put about 1500 rounds into it.
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  • dane62
    I recently purchased a 92 and I must say I am very happy with it. I did wonder however, if anyone has any experience adjusting the rear drift sites? No matter what, I shoot to the left consistently but I do not want to damage the sites trying to adjust them since I have not attempted it before. Any help would be greatly appreciated.



    Jeff
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  • cpermd
    None.

    CP
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  • nmyers
    List an Italian-made one on GB, & you will see: Folks will not pay more than they would for one made in the US.

    Neal
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  • dane62
    thanks
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  • dcs shooters
    Not a thing. I've owned both.
    Got a 92fs. and Vertec now.
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  • wpage
    Both excellent pistols. The US and Italian made same specs and materials. Only a matter of preference.
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  • KEVD18
    actual quality difference: almost none

    perceived quality difference: vast.
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  • beantownshootah
    quote:Originally posted by dane62
    what is the quality difference between the U.S. gun and the italy made? thanks


    I doubt there is any detectable difference in quality.

    The guns use standardized parts (some of which are likely identical), and are at least partially made on CNC machines.
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  • dane62
    thanks for the input.
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