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Beretta 92FS

desmiley
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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  • desmiley
    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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  • mark christian
    This question pops up quite often. While I will argue that the Model 92F and the much earlier 92SB are better guns than the later 92FS, with exception of slightly different finish shades there are virtually no differences between a US made 92FS and an Italian 92FS. These are the same pistols built on the same tooling, only the production facilities are thousands of miles apart. Italian made 92FS pistols bring a slight premium, mostly because they are not seen here as often.
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  • Wehrmacht_45
    I have handled multiple pistols from both production plants, and I find the Italian ones to be a little better in fit and finish.

    If you can get one, get the Italian one.
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  • BHAVIN
    In all the examples that I have sold and the ones I have owned the Italian guns are smoother and the fit and finish is better. Side by side it is/was a hands dwon decision.
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  • quickmajik
    Agree with the above statements, You will see some pretty odvious machineing marks on the American guns slide and slide release after they ride in a holster for a few years.
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