I’ve just cleaned and reassembled my mother’s beretta 92, and I cannot get it to function check properly. Am I messing something up? I took it apart (General field strip) and reassembled it exactly as I had dozens or even hundreds of times with M9s while serving. I haven’t handled one in quite a while, so I think I may be forgetting some silly idiosyncrasy. Then she tells me she had actually let her brother “borrow” it for a long time for home defense. I’m wondering if perhaps he messed something up and I’m just not familiar enough to have noticed.
Lots of info and FAQs on the Beretta forums, or you might even post your question there.
http://berettaforum.net/vb/index.php
Just a thought.
http://berettaforum.net/vb/index.php
Just a thought.
What exactly is it doing? The 92 has a bunch of springs and the trigger return spring is known to break quite often.
The trigger is dead, even with the safety off, and all I did was a standard field strip of removing the slide from the frame and separating the guide rod and barrel from the slide. No punches were involved, as I do not have any, just clp and an old toothbrush. Oh, and yes I did eventually recall that there’s a magazine disconnect on the trigger bar or some such, so even with the magazine inserted, trigger is dead. I’ve gotten it to dry fire maybe four times out of dozens of attempts.
I bet it’s the trigger return spring or could even be the trigger bar spring.
Youtube your problem or watch others who might have had similar issues and solved it.
I’ve done a few searches on google, either way it sounds like I’m buying a hammer and punch set today
Trigger bar spring is missing, thank you guys for your help. I would have had no idea what to look for, again thank you guys so much. Now to buy parts, hopefully locally.
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