92fs, .22 cal, and my 84BB

Good evening yall, I just bought my first Beretta, a lightly used 80x. I noticed while cleaning that the slide catch pin seemed to be working its way out a little. I pushed it back all the way in, but noticed every time I work the slide now it walks out to that point. I did give a very gently pull to see if it would come all the way out and it seemed like it stopped at that point.

My question is, is some side play like that normal?

I have shot it before noticing this and it seemed fine, but I also reversed the magazine release back to a right handed position, and put wood grips on it. The whole process of which was a complete pain and a few YouTube videos worth of work. My worry is I messed something up during that whole process and didn't notice.

Is this “cracking” normal?
Is this from the coating on it or what?

Hoping to try it out suppressed/unsuppressed this weekend.

It's been a long time coming, finally got a chance to get my first handgun.

Mr guns n gear special. Excellent for training my sisters . I will note that you should file down the inner portion of the right grip panel to get the trigger crisp. The trigger bar is rubbing on the grip panel from the factory.

Absolutely love this Beretta! I’m not too familiar with the 92F made in Italy if anyone has more information I’d love to hear it!

Anyone know if this is made? I know owb drop leg would be easier to find but I hike through tall brush alot and my belt is pretty full of other tools already. Specifically looking for a 92g-sd with obsidian/light setup. Before anyone says it. 2.5k ish deep on the Obsidian and strike free.

Been messing with plates for a while, made the decision to send it off to Langdon finally. Saw one in person recently with a RMR HD and I instantly knew it was time.

I have a RMR HD, Holosun 507 comp, tan RMR, and a Holosun 507c ACSS to try out once it comes back from machining.

What’s your go to optic for these berettas?

Just got this BRX1 new, noticed that when cocked the firing pin slightly protrudes past the bolt face. Sorry for the dumb question but is this typical for this rifle?

I know there were a lot of talks about QC issue and stuff when they were released but has any of it been worked out or is it still more or less the same? How about the 3032?

Looking for a mouse gun 32 but not crazy about the Keltecs.

My Beretta 92fs with Biohazard GG92 Comp and Maroon DS grips

Would love to one day get a Brigadier slide but can't justify paying $800 for just a slide (Seriously what's going on with slide prices for the brigadier, the whole gun is $900)

I think this was a steal looks to be good condition besides holster wear, its in .40 S&W which isn’t ideal but i’m okay with that, going to maybe send it to Langdon Tactical.

Seriously always wanted to own a Beretta. I have too many solid 9mm pistols, another one would be overkill even though the 92 is a great shooter.

So anyway picked up an FDE 80x tactical. 100 rounds down so far it’s awesome!

Now the question what suppressor should I go with? 🤔

My m9a4 with comp and mag extension

I had the opportunity to try a 80X recently. I'm generally a beretta fangirl, currently owning a CX4, S20, U22 Neos, with a 92XI on the way, and an 84bb and 1301 on the list. The 80X was on the list until this past weekend when I got a chance to play with it.

Overall, on par for what Id' expect from a Beretta: well made, feels nice in the hand if a bit small, largely smooth operation... except the trigger? It felt... rusty, almost. Very uneven resistance along both SA and DA pulls, with a textured, almost crunchy feel.

Is that normal for an 80X? Or was I using a dud?

I have an M9 beretta with a threaded barrel, I just wanted to check and make sure that if I bought the beretta 92fs compensator there wouldn't be any issues with fit (at least that anyone knows of)

I would assume that there shouldn't be an issue with installation, but id rather be sure before dropping that much on it

My take on the Ghost. I replaced all black parts with nickel plated parts. This is a flat shooter and a very comfortable one as well. Made in Italy.

LTT Beretta

Seiko SKX009

Stroup knife

Happy coincidence or by design? With the Beretta optic height front sight and the gutter sight built in to the rear the Romeo perfectly co-witness. No rear sight modifications necessary. I like the wrap around grips much more than the Vertec straight style.