Taurus PT100 / PT92 Trigger Job And Beretta D Spring Install - Beretta 92FS 96FS
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- This video is a step by step walk through on how to do a trigger job on your Taurus PT100 / 92 and install a Beretta D spring for a lighter, smoother double and single action trigger!
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I am an amateur home "smith". This video was SO helpful. I usually polish all my triggers but the taking apart and putting it back together on the PT92 is 95% of the battle. Needles to say my trigger is about half of what it use to be. It's an early 90's model. Very good pistol but the trigger was hard. Again thank you Much for this vid. Big thumbs up.
thanks! glad it helped
I couldn't agree more ! I searched the internet and this is the most relevant and helpful video by far ,thank you,your video is very appreciated!!
Just a heads up! The roll pin that holds the safety in place should be driven out from the bottom to the top. It is installed from the top to the bottom and gets a slight flare during installation. Driving that "flare" through the safety lever and the cross shaft can be challenging. Brownells has a 1.5mm Beretta punch (080-092-055) that works great. 5-6 light taps with a brass gunsmith hammer and the pin was out. Unfortunately the punch costs $16.00. Really glad I started this project, the frame was full of aluminum filings.
P.S. Found these 1.0 mm punches on ebay (Item: 221549840821) 2 for $1.00 delivered. Small and cheap but should work well on the roll pin.
Great video. Thanks for your help. Best tip on Taurus PT92 is removing hammer, hammer spring and strut from top like you showed. This eliminates problems with Taurus security lock system. I used the 12# Wilson Combat hammer spring . I also used the Beretta factory video to remove and reinstall the sear spring. Thanks again and God bless
I have a PT 92 I was cleaning it tonight and the trigger bar came off,so I went to you tube and your video was the first I had seen so Thank you for showing how to remove and reinsert it .It saved me a trip to the gunmith.
Again Thank you
For anyone who comes across this video with a similar problem to mine: I purchased a set of gold parts from a PT940 to put on my PT911. After the install, I was annoyed to find out that my pistol basically only worked in double action, with no sear engagement in single action mode. I thought I broke something, or disengaged some part of the sear assembly.
Turns out the trigger bar and sear have slightly different measurements between the two. The parts are majority interchangeable but the sear, trigger bar, and extractor are not interchangeable. You might be able to move the sear and trigger bar together, I didn't try because I didn't want to go swapping out the sear, but the 40 cal trigger bar definitely does not work on the 9mm sear. This may also be a generational difference, since the 40 cal kit I got had a loaded chamber indicator arm instead of a solid extractor, and some of the springs were different.
just did this to my pt100. AWESOMEtrigger pull when cocked. Will get D spring later, but the action is a lot smoother after the polishing
When replacing the trigger bar, turn the gun over, feed dental floss up from the bottom behind the trigger on both sides of the gun. Pull the 2 ends of dental floss out the top of the gun. By pulling on the floss, you will pull the trigger spring back allowing for easy install of the trigger bar. Once complete, pull 1 end of the dental floss to remove it and check to be sure the spring is in the slot on the trigger bar. Much easier than trying to put it back in with a screw driver.
Good idea!
Dude, just letting you know that I have been inspired by your video and after a successfull trigger job on my PT 100. I was so pumped that I searched for videos to do my G3 clone's trigger (10-12# factory). I couldn't find any videos that actually showed breakdown and assembly. I tackled it anyways and got it down to at least 5-6# with very minimal creep and not "gritty" feeling at all. Thanks AGAIN.lol
So I'm REALLY LATE to the game.
Had the trigger bar spring pop out of my wife's PT 915 while cleaning inside the magazine well.
Found the spring, found the owners guide for the PT 92, which the PT 915 sends to be a derivative of the 92, and was able to identify the spring from the exploded view, but not where the spring goes.
Your video was just what I needed in order to be able to install the spring.
THANKS!
I lost my trigger bar spring while cleaning. Thanks to you I learned why my gun wasnt working and again learned how to replace it. Thank you. That damn stupid piece of metal cost me 10 bucks to replace..... Fuccckkkkkkkkk
Thanks dude! Nice & smooth now! I used an NOS Trapper kit with the 3 springs. 800 & 1500 to wet sand, then Mothers on a QTip to polish up.
Excellent presentation sir. The video quality is excellent, which can make or break these DIY tutorials.
I have the taurus pt 92 two tone and wanted to change it to all polished and It took me a while but thanks to your video I pulled it off without a hitch! i still have a few things left to polish but overall I'm 98% done I just want it to be perfect. thanks for the full break down vid man you rock!
Thanks for the vid Dan! Just finished mine :)
Accidentally disassembled my seer doing too much cleaning... Thanks for the GREAT quality video to help me get it back in! MAJORLY APPRECIATED!
Great Instructions! Thanks
Awesome man! Glad you had good results!
@boochieboy814
Just take the grips off and push the mag release out, then turn it around and put it back in. Pain in the ass to get back in there though, so be patient.
Great video I just bought one you really showed me a lot thanks again
No problem friend glad it helped!
A few years ago I also figured out that it is MUCH easier to R&R the sear by pushing the pin out just enough to clear the sear to not have to deal with the sear spring. I've tried to explain it to others on the Beretta forum, but your video shows just how easy it is. Question though. At 6m27s it shows the sear already nearly in place. Approximately how much time does it take you to get it to that point? I like the suggestion by opisex
of putting the hammer strut in first, too!
Great video!I want planning on doing a trigger job just needed to find out how to strip my 92, planning on hydro dipping it, but I may consider a trigger job and the new spring... Never tried a polished trigger I don't really know the difference... Not that I'm a newb to guns but never had the chance to try it.
I did this and I was getting a lot of light strikes on Tula ammo, like one in every five. I have a PT101P. I'm putting the original spring back in because I never shoot double action anyway. Thanks for the vid on disassembly/assembly though.
@jonmessenger I would check to make sure you sear spring is in the correct direction and properly installed. Does it lock back if you manually pull the hammer? Just making sure you didnt shave to much off the sear or hammer. Also make sure your hammer strut bar is in the right way. Watch the video again and double check everything. Hope you figure it out!
thanks a lot! this is extremely helpful and greatly appreciated.
Awesome video. Will polishing those parts without swapping out the springs make a difference?
Thank you for the excellent video. I have a PT101 .40SW. I want to disassemble the slide, more particularly the loaded chamber indicator. I can't find anything on youtube. Any advise?
Good information on lightening the trigger, but is there any way to shorten the trigger pull? I had a gunsmith say that its just the way the 92s are.
Yeah that works also, I did the video just removing hammer and strut from the top. Taking the lock out is a pain and the small parts can get lost and I thought trying to explain and video how to put the lock back might be more time than its worth haha
Awesome man, glad it helped!
i got it and thanks for the vid, my pt100 is better then ever
good video!is that a efk firedragon barrel?i have one ported like that,along with their dual recoil slide spring for my beretta 96g elite 2 .40 cal.i may take mine apart and polish the sear and hammer like you did!is there any polishing you can do with the external trigger bar to get a better feel or pull weight?thanks again!
Awesome bro glad it helped you. It does help alot on the tigger feel, did you add the d-spring? D spring will make your s/a and d/a alot lighter!!
Guns and bikes! best channel ever! :D
not problem! hope it helps
Yes it does reduce hammer force but in the years I have been using it I have had zero light strikes or failures, the spring is made for a double action only Beretta so it offers a lighter pull, but still enough force to fire reliably
LOL holy shit about half way through the video i was like i like this guy and i looked at who it was and low and behold its EN 187, Dan(doitwithdan) mentioned that along with motovlogging you liked guns. but i didn't know you did "how to" vids. Thanks for the tips man. Subscribed
+JuJumonster628 haha heck yeah man! :) I got a little bit of everything on my channel!
I dont have a pull tester, its lighter and smoother tho, DA to because of the new spring. Taking the play out could be tricky you would need some custom machined parts to tighter tolerances to get rid of alot of the slop
Ok, I was having a problem, when I put the D spring in, with getting the hammer to lock back. After some thought and inpection I figured out the spring that held tention on the sear had been moved just enough to not hold the sear in the rear position. It's been "straightened" out and this thing is nasty. Thanks again man.
P.S. my pt 100 doesn't have the light rail thats built onto the lower receiver. I want to add that scope rail for optics but the rail attaches to the lower receiver rail.
Will that light rail that attaches to the triggerguard (aftermarket) be sturdy enough for that rail setup?? just thought u might know
Wouldn't replacing the hammer spring reduce the force of the hammer hitting the firing pin? If you're shooting steel cased ammo, failed primer strikes may increase.
Awesome! Glad it helped :)
Good shit man I'll have to order a d spring
yeah its nice and cheap to :)
Great Video!...(Ive Had 2 go back 2 it Several times over the Years!...Its Definitly Helped!...
Ive Gotta Question 4 U! Hopefully, U Can Help ME?!...Anyway, Would a Increased or Reduced Power Main Trigger Spring Have ANY Effect on DA Trigger Pull Weight?...(Without changing or Lowering SA Trigger Pull Weight?...)
Ive Gotta Taurus PT100P-* Ive Already installed a D Spring & Increased Power Firing Pin Spring*(Ive Also gotta Wilson Combat Trigger Bar!...*I jus Havent Installed It Yet!, Kuz I Dnt have a Punch Small Enough to Take Out The Safety Detent Pin.*
Thx Again 4 Ur Help
Very Informative Video!!!
it should help lower the trigger pull but you could get light primer strikes, you would just have to swap em and run it and see how it goes!
Two Las Questions
Quality/Durability of EDK FIRE DRAGON PORTED BARREL?...(GOIN 2 REMOVE/SAVE MY STOCK Barrel As A Spare Jus in Case!?...)Hoping this Upgraded Barrel Will Last Life of the Firearm!...
Hey there. Not willing to install a d spring as my 92af is my primary edc and my life may count on it one day. That said just the polishing portion of this job, is it a really noticeable difference? By that i mean will it take some of the stagey'ness out of the double action pull? All i would like to accomplish is a smoother double action pull. One final question lol, as i said this my edc gun so how often would you recommend changing out the trigger and trigger bar springs for reliability and avoiding breakage? I currently have a lil over 3000 rounds through my gun. Sorry so many questions, not too terribly many m9/92 vids out there lol.
Really I dont think you have anything to worry about with trigger springs, I have had this for many years now, 1000's of rounds, and the trigger springs all look fine, member taurus has a life time warranty so they will be replaced for free.. The polish job will make everything about your trigger pull and break smoother and less "gritty" feeling
What grit sand paper would be best? 1000 or more.? Or just some polishing compound
Thanks for the video. It was pretty well done. But after viewing it once, and looking at the sticky on the taurus armed dot net site, I think this job is true gunsmithing beyond my capabilities and was just wondering how much I might expect to pay to have it done by one?
maybe 100$ or so, its really not that hard, just pay attention to how your taking it apart and maybe even take pictures of how it goes together if you are afraid you will forget how it goes back together!
True but i dont want to wait until something breaks. I can replace the parts myself and avoid the trouble of having to ship my favorite pistol out and then wait. I will say they must tough springs though because i felt of the tension on my trigger spring amd trigger bar spring and they felt rock solid after over 3000 rds and who knows how much dry practice. By gritty do you mean less stagey though? Cause my only issue with the double action pull is that "build up" so to speak at the end of the trigger pull. Makes for a more difficult and harder to anticipate pull at times.
DA should feel smoother through out the pull, also you shouldn't have to send your entire gun in to replace the spring, I had my safety lever break, they had me mail them the broken part they mailed me a replacement.
Still those springs are only a couple cents or dollars, if you are worried about them breaking pick up a few extra to have on hand.
Amazing video! Very helpful! I added this to my Favorites!
Awe! If you get it hydro dipped make sure to post a video and let me know! I will be cool to see how that turns out :)
It will smooth out your action, doing the spring is cheap like 7-8$ if your going to take it all apart to do this, you might as well put the D-spring in!
there not enough detail about the sear disassembly and spring my hammer wont lock when i pull it back it driving me crazy i had a Beretta m9 before and had no problem i dont get it
Aguila and tula. I'm noticing that the firing pin doesn't get directly pushed. That it has to travel further than the hammer takes it? Would it might need a longer pin? Though it worked before I mucked with it just fine
maybe you need to clean your firing pin channel out?
nice vid thanks
how demanted the safety key of taurus pt92 af 9 mm
@Fatmizzle2009 its not hard really just watch the video and take your time, easy!
I Like Ur Video!...Very Informative!!!I Jus Ordered My EFK FIRE DRAGON-EXTENDED PORTED BARREL!(SINCE, Uve Probably Had a Couple Yrs Since this Video 2 Test it?!, (The Ported Barrel)Otherthan Looking HELLA COOL!...DOES the EDK PORTED BARREL Reduce ANY Felt Recoil/Muzzle Flip?...
THX,
J.
It does some, not a ton tho 40 is a snappy round
How do you put the magazine release button on the other side of the frame (for lefties like me)?????
Lol! Surprise!! Thanks for watching hope it was helpful in some way. What do you shoot??
Actually I was in a rush and not paying attention. They weren't light strikes, it was the hammer not locking back after firing, so I had to go to double action to fire the next round. It does this every other round. So, I've put in the D spring again and I bent the sear spring to give it a little more tension and let's see if that fixes it.
lcash365 what happened
I don't have one of these so maybe my comment will show my ignorance, but I was surprised to see you "dry fire" the frame while letting the hammer fall onto what I presume is the frame. Isn't that harmful to the frame? It reminds me of releasing the hammer on an AR15 lower receiver with no upper on it.
does anyone know of a retention holster (thumb release preferably) that will accommodate the PT92 with a light/laser on the rail? Thanks
I am not sure you could check blade tech
Thanks for watching, Im not sure exactly what you mean?
HELP! I thought I did everything right but for some reason when I shoot my first bullet the gun stays in double action every shot and the hammer started slipping like it sensitive to the touch when it’s cocked.
UPDATE I put the sear spring on wrong and it works like a charm. I had to go to a Beretta 92 disassembly video to see what way it goes
glad you got it figured out
I don't think a single person has mentioned that compensator. What is it and where did you get it?
the extended barrel is from efk fire dragon, the light / laser was a varidian
Great video! Thanks a lot!!!!
Watched the video and could not have done this trigger job without it. However I think you should better explain re assembling the hammer it is a bear. Not as simple as you make is sound. Did this on my pt99afs but still awesome vid.
yeah just a very high grit paper for polishing, you dont want to remove metal just polish the surfaces, I usally get the wet high grit and put some gun oil on it and sand away!
How do I lighten the trigger pull for a 99 afs.
lighter hammer spring
ok after losing a trigger bar spring and waiting fore Wolff springs to get 3 here fighting with the little pin on the decocker. it is a gun again. Never to go past basic cleaning again. i would have had my Glock together 25 times in the time it took to do this little job.
stop playing with it.
its not a toy.
fix it once and leave it alone.
What spring should I order they have 16,17,18,19
16
i barely touched the sear with the sand paper but now its not locking up
I followed this to the t. Can feel a difference but am getting light primer strikes.. can't for the life of me figure out why?
What ammo are you using? You could try going back to the original hammer spring, I have been using the D spring for years now with no issues, I have never had light strikes, I shoot mainly federal .40, Winchester white box and federal and win hollows
Maybe hit it with some w4-40 or some kind of anti seize oil would be my best guess!
i cant get the pin outa my safty for the life of me, im using the lil screwdriver and it wont move, what should i do
That may be possible, I am not positive you best bet would be to contact Beretta.
i dislike the trigger of this gun becuse it brakes way in the back, is there anyway to fix this?
not really with out heavy modding
Where did you buy that barrel?
i think right from the company efk fire dragon i believe it was a long time ago
my single action doesnt work what did i do wrong
Fuck that, my PT92 is perfect as is.
Solid guns!
YES THEY ARE.
Nice shots of your thumbs and the back of your hand at the most critical steps in the whole procedure.
It might be worth noting that you don't want to lose the safety spring. It's the one that's held in place by the grip bushing and looks like a paper clip because it's a "restricted" item and Taurus will not sell you one. I've never seen one in an online company spare parts package either.
i have a pile of parts that was a gun and will not go back together.
Do U OFFER TRIGGER ACTION SERVICES?... (LOL!!!)
Covered up the part I needed with hand 🤦
Bent the sear spring doing that and there was definitely a better way
All this and no trigger weight measurments.
hi.
can any one tell me how to trun taurus pt92 asf full automatic .
illegal
Johnny Don't lol awesome response ahaha
Nice try, ATF
tiny crochet needle is perfect for pulling the trigger sping. Going back in is a dream!
Be damn careful on any sear engagement surface. A little can go a lot wrong. Also, DONT drop the happer on the frame full force.
Thats never good for any weapon of this nature.
Great vid otherwise!
Dremel tools AND guns don't mix. 'Polish' by hand.
It's fine if you use the actual polishing wheels and polishing compound.