ber 92fs ?

[rookie0014]

just got a ber 92fs has anyone had trouble with the plastic guid rod just wondering if i sould go ahead and replace it now or leave it alone? this is not my carry gun just a plinker my carry gun is a Kimber pro tac 2. Thanks for any input

 

[stmoore]

No issues here.

 

[SootKing]

havent had any major issues with mine yet. i love the way the gun shoots tho,,,and you just cant beat a beretta

 

[Joe Williams]

It was a little weird for me, since I'd never seen a Beretta with polymer parts, but polymers have been well proven. I'm not worried about problems with mine, and it IS my carry gun.

Love the Berettas

 

[SootKing]

It was a little weird for me, since I'd never seen a Beretta with polymer parts, but polymers have been well proven. I'm not worried about problems with mine, and it IS my carry gun.

Love the Berettas

same here, love to carry it. sorry to hijack a little but it is the meanest lookin gun to carry besides a deagle or something along those lines

 

[blainepoe]

I have a stainless guide rod in mine, but have plastic in my other berettas with no problems.

If you decide to go metal, I recommend going through Olhasso:

David Olhasso's Beretta Site

 

[stony]

I have a stainless guide rod in mine, but have plastic in my other berettas with no problems.

If you decide to go metal, I recommend going through Olhasso:

David Olhasso's Beretta Site

And a follow up trip to Beretta Forum - Powered by vBulletin

 

[U.S. Patriot]

We carried them in the service. Our guns had thousands of rounds through them, with no failures. If you want to replace it go for it, but there is no need too in terms of reliability. I personally love my 92FS. I also recommend getting some Hogue rubber finger grove grips. They make a big difference.

 

[cce1302]

We carried them in the service. Our guns had thousands of rounds through them, with no failures. If you want to replace it go for it, but there is no need too in terms of reliability. I personally love my 92FS. I also recommend getting some Hogue rubber finger grove grips. They make a big difference.

Did your military issue 92s have the plastic guide rod in them?? Ours still all have the metal guide rod.

 

[rvb]

just got a ber 92fs has anyone had trouble with the plastic guid rod just wondering if i sould go ahead and replace it now or leave it alone? this is not my carry gun just a plinker my carry gun is a Kimber pro tac 2. Thanks for any input

I actually think it's an improvement over the 2-piece metal factory guide rods which were known to break where the 2 pieces joined.

The only issue is a few reports of the spring wearing down the rod, but if I had to bet I'd say those users were using wolff springs which sometimes are not clipped correctly from wolff (I've seen them make a mess of a steel rod, too).

-rvb

 

[blainepoe]

We carried them in the service. Our guns had thousands of rounds through them, with no failures. If you want to replace it go for it, but there is no need too in terms of reliability. I personally love my 92FS. I also recommend getting some Hogue rubber finger grove grips. They make a big difference.

x2

I have a link to the Beretta forum in my sig stony . Good information there for sure.

 

[rookie0014]

thanks for all the input

 

[92FS]

No problems with my polymer rod.

 

[U.S. Patriot]

Did your military issue 92s have the plastic guide rod in them?? Ours still all have the metal guide rod.

Yes we carried 92FS, not the M9 and they had plastic guide rods. Of course we did Law Enforcement, not combat operations.

 

[Travis45]

Never had a problem with any of mine...

shot well for me.