Beretta 92fs | How To Properly Clean and Maintain
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- Full review on how to properly clean and maintain your Beretta 92fs...links below...
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King of “Go ahead”
No kidding! As irritating as when a millennial tells a story and repeatedly says "like"!
I just purchased a 92fs and your video has to be the best one out there. Thanks a bunch.
There are much better videos out there than this one-lol. Over time you will learn.
And you don't have to take the brush off the rod- you can keep it on and go back and forth.LMAO
@Brian Turner have you ever had an issue with the extractor pin working its way loose while shooting? Any advice?
Just as a suggestion: The next time you film one of these videos, consider using a white pillowcase or towel as your working surface. As handy as the printed pad you have would be to a gun owner, it makes parts difficult to see due to the lack of contrast.
Frankly, I use an old white hand towel when I field strip any of my pistols anyway as my tired old eyes need whatever help I can give them.
Love how you weren't condescending or rude. Just a humble man givin' good advice. Right on brotha.
Maaan this is by far the best and thorough 92fs cleaning I've seen so far great job man
So first off...just go ahead. After you go ahead then just go ahead and go ahead. Then, all you have to do is go ahead and go ahead after going ahead. If you can't go ahead, then go ahead in order to go ahead again. Then...just go ahead. Alright! Go ahead! ;-) Good job man. Great stuff here! Thank you!
I cleaned my new m9 A4 tonight. After a year. Lol. It was easy. Still not easier and faster than a Glock. But for a well made Italian it's maintains easy. I love it. It is a gun lovers gun for sure.
Just ordered a Beretta 92FS Inox. Going to save this video for later. ;-)
Man you saved me from a deep search of “how to……” amazing video !!!
Awesome video! The 92 was my first purchase. I followed your video step by step! Thanks so much! For a novice gun owner, you helped a ton! Thanks!
Excellent video....followed it right along and did my first tear down and clean on my 92FS....thanks for taking the time to post it.
Just did my first cleaning from following you here! Got my Beretta used so it had a LOT of carbon on it. Thanks for the tutorial, it was super easy to follow!
Im getting a used one too police trade in so definitely getting a cleaning idk many cops that do a lot of gun cleaning
Videos like this are great. Care of your firearm is important and present this in an easy to follow format. Thanks from Australia.
tnx for this vid! got my beretta 92 fs today
Just bought a brand new Beretta 92A1 as my first gun! I got my CCW permit as well, and my neighbor gave me a box of Speer Gold Dot 124gr JHPs for when I’m carrying the gun, and also gave me a ton of 124gr FMJs he reloaded so I can shoot those at the range. I’ve been shooting a lot, and figured I should clean the gun. Thanks for this video! It really helped me out.
Great video, it told me everything I needed to know to do this job and everything went perfectly. Thanks
New owner of 92fs. Love it. Your video good for me to learn. Only issue is slide has to be pulled off after I push takedown lever.
I just bought a 92fs as my first gun and this video has helped me a lot, thank you!
One of the Best vids! KEEP IT SIMPLE 👍🏻
Watching! My M9, the first firearm I ever bought 2 weeks ago has 380 rds through the tube already. Another trip to the range and another 80 rds later, gonna have to do this. A clean gun is a happy gun after all.
Thank you! Just did my first teardown cleaning cause I've had my Baretta in the box for a bit and I'm going back to the range. Again thank you
Thanks ! Just cleaned my new 92fs for the first time ! This was so helpful !
First used a 92FS while on the SERT (SWAT) team at Pelican Bay State Prison.. exceptional firearm, very dependable and accurate!!
Thank you sooo much for uploading this! I just bought mine yesterday!
After tooth brushing, shouldn’t you then floss? 😝 Good cleaning guide, clear, to the point, no annoying showy stuff👍
Thanks for the informative video. I have a 92S and will be buying a 92FS soon.
Thank you much! My 92 had no owner catalog. You explained a field strip completely
go to Beretta site, they will send you one for free.
Yep, you can download one, but sure would have been nice to have one with the box!
hey me again, thanks i took my beretta to the range today , cleaned it whiule watching this vid , thanks!
Thanks for the video really helped me learn how to deep clean my 92fs :) It was my first handgun purchase as well
For oil, I like the Lucas branded gun oil. Its a little thicker, more expensive, but comes with a fine dropper needle
Thank You this video was a Great help for my New Beretta 92 FS Compact
My pops just gave me one. First firearm. Was very helpful. Thanks
Loved your video my friend. I have the same gun but in inox (stainless) which makes it very hard to see the wear marks of where to apply oil. This video has helped a lot. Thank you again.
Just brought home a 92X thanks for the vid
Superb demonstration. My 92FS has been jamming at the range, so hopefully a good cleaning and oil will solve the problem.
Good job, ive watched and saved it to future use
Used this video for my 92a1, thank you sir!
Thanks for the detailed video. I just cleaned my Barretta.
14:40, rather than picks, a Q-Tip or any other cotton swab will also work I think.
Thanks for the help!
Great video. First time cleaning. 👍👍👍
Here’s a tip for you. Turn your patches over. Twice the cleaning with the same patch. But what do I know.
Excellent video
Nice grips! Classy! M9A3 FDE here.
Easy way to do! Thanks
Very nicely explained
Great job-thank you!
Great video. First time cleaning and it was so easy to follow you. B
Very helpful, thanks.
Great video. I wanted to know how to care for this Beretta prior to firing. Thanks!
I left mine in the case for too long and was having issues with the hammer. Took it apart and really cleaned it and idk what happened but it fixed it right up. Nice vid!!
It probably got dehydrated cause I had my beretta for 10 years and never ever had a problem or a jammed till I got my first bullet stuck jammed I striped it all made a really nice deep clean and it's been more years and alot of rounds and never ever had a problem but when I had that one time problem the gun was oil dry so just do ur regular after range cleaning and lube and it will be fine
Very well done video; very beneficial
First step of cleaning pistol, have pistol. Thumbs up and subscribed for that one. Gave me a good cackle.
Very informative. Thanks. I use an incontinent pad (or a dog pee pee pad) to clean my guns on. They can be reused or discarded, afterwards.
First-time gun owner, I was a bit nervous about how to clean. Overall, step by step, it was a good tutorial.
Thank You. Very nice!!!
Great vid, thanks
Ever heard of a bore snake it would make cleaning your gun easier? Beretta 92A1 was my first gun and I still use it as my daily carry it's a great gun and I trust it.
Hey! Someone else who's first sidearm was a 92FS! Love mine, has well more than a few rounds through it, and still as accurate and problem free as the first mag.
Mine did come with the metal recoil spring guide, but it appears the poly-carbonate version is every bit as durable.
Happy Shooting!
Same!!! first gun I got was an m9 at the beginning of the pandemic and then bought a glock 19 after! I love both my babies
I use the snake bore and some oil for the barrel. Works great
You would be surprised how much carbon is left behind after running just a bore snake...
Absolutely Legend 💯 💯 💯 💯
most people are a little OCD when it comes to the cleanliness of guns. modern gunpowder isn't as corrosive as the old days. I clean mine about every 10 trips to the range more or less. soapy water works wonders but usually use petroleum naphtha just because I have 5 gallons of it. hit it with a little wd40 after. maybe a little dab of frog lube on the rails and you're good to go.
thank you so much for the vid
if you take a shot every time he says “go head” you’d be blacked out 😂. nice vid tho!
My favorite video to help me clean my gun
Excellent
You really cleaned that babe with "tender love and care." Thanks for the video
I've had mine for a while now but every time I go to clean it i still pop this video up just incase i forget something 😅
I use bottle full of diesel fuel fitted with nozzle spray. I spray diesel on frame and slide and keep the slide pointed downwards as well as the frame placed upside down for 5 minutes. Every thing is cleaned. Then i clean the barrel with cleaning rod. Then I use good amount of gun lube and automobile grade 2 grease to lube everything.
thank you!
Thanks!
Thanks! The toothbrush tool is a good tip (just don't use the same one to brush your teeth).
Stephen Holmes damn I’ve been doing it wrong all these years! Maybe that explains why my wife left me...
Sure use a brush, but get yourself a 9mm jag. Also get some solvent. it cuts the carbon and copper fouling much better than CLP. Don't get me wrong. CLP is better than nothing, but to really clean the bore properly you need a good solvent. Hoppe's 9 is what a lot of people use.
Dip your brush in the Hoppe's and run it in and out of the bore 4 or 5 times, then run several patches through the bore with a jag. I like to use a nylon brush.
If you don't like the stink of that, and you want a super clean bore, use some of the foaming bore cleaners out there. Follow the directions. Spray it in the bore and let it sit for an hour. Run several patches through the bore with a jag and you will see all kinds of crap come out of there even after you thought you cleaned it real good the first time with regular cleaners. Greenish blue patches indicate copper fouling. It's an eye opener for sure.
I also clean from the breach forward.
Thanks for taking the time to teach us, question you used oil for all your cleaning and lubricating, why do you oil for cleaning rather than the made for cleaning products out there?
User preference but CLP is awesome
Thank you
Thanks for the video. Im planning to become a gun owner and most likely will get the berreta fs as my first purchase. Been watching a ton of videos on safety/handling and needed to find out how to properly maintain it. Definitely saving this video to follow step by step until i get the hang of it. Can you clean the toothbrush to reuse once more or better to purchase a multi pack of cheap tooth brushes to toss em after each cleaning? And how often is it recommended to clean the pistol?
Excellent video. Why do you keep removing the wire brush tip? TIA
Hi - what patches are you using? They look like they're not leaving lint which would be nice
You definitely save on the expense of patches by saving those old tee shirts, cutting them up, and using them to clean your weapon.
You can get like a hundred round cotton patches like that for a dollar at a dollar store, they're for makeup or something. Still, you're right, might as well reuse an old shirt if you're going to throw it away anyway.
@@dickJohnsonpeter they are not durable, drop a lot of lint.
You can clean the firing pin channel with a small gauge stilette.
thanks
When I take down my Beretta 92 FS for cleaning, sometimes a part of the barrel falls off. Don't know the name of the part? Any way I have a hard time fitting the part back onto the barrel. The part slides between two points that are fixed on the barrel. Hope you can cover that part falling off of the barrel in future video. Thanks, enjoyed your video.
I need to clean my pair of Berettas at some point. One of them I just added a bunch of new parts to so those will also need to be broken in.
Was that CLP or pure oil you used on the internals of the frame after brushing (~ 14:40)? There doesn't seem to be unanimous consent on any forum as to whether the trigger spring and mainspring housing should get CLP, oil only, or nothing. Perhaps it depends on the pistol.
thank you
Haven’t cleaned mine in 30 years 😂 i haven’t shot it since then either
I actually think the cosmetic wear on the gun makes it look cooler.
Dear is it ok to keep the gun lubricated with gun oil to avoid rusting or should be dried after cleaning and oiling
When did Beretta switch the guide rods from metal to plastic?
Which one Is better?
Just bought my 1st handgun, 92 Brigadier. Excellent video, Thanx!
Could you please , advise me excellent liquid used in clean . thank you
Can you help me how and where to put the spring ... Thank you
Is it normal for the barrel latch to move out of place? Do you think it's normal for it to slip out of place by excessive shifting to the right and left?
Cool handles what brand and name are they?
I saw a cleaning video i saw for it covered a spot i never thought about that was really dirty the extractor
On my m9a3 manual it says that i have to apply one drop of oil to the extractor and to each end of friring pin assembly. Should i do it?
Stel Cld Drop of oil to “firing pin block” (underside of the slide, one of the safeties), NOT “firing pin assembly”. You should not put any oil onto the firing pin itself.
@@walmark1980 The manual does actually show putting oil on the breechface. I just wiped it with an oiled patch
how long between cleanings are recommended?
Putting oil in firepin channel is not a problem. Its good coz thin oil cleans the firepin channel and firepin itself if pointed downwards or upwards after putting oil.
Although beretta is an italian manufacturer the subsidiary that is responsible for producing the m9 and variants is actually based in America.
Probably to do with the military contract between beretta and the US govt.
Video isn't over yet but what is the oil in the spray bottle? I thought you first apply a solvent then brush, wipe then use the lube
I sometimes apply solvent like Hoppes #9, but it's not needed every time unless it's a very dirty firearm.