How to take apart the Beretta M9A4, cleaning FACTORY oil, and full oil points!!!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 พ.ค. 2023
- How to take apart the Beretta M9A4, cleaning FACTORY oil, and full oil points!!!! Field strip the Beretta M9A4 with me and get that thing clean! This is a BRAND NEW gun that came straight from the factory and getting rid of the factory oil is SO IMPORTANT! Join me and lets get this thing ready to take to the range!
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Great video. Just got it last week & wasn't sure how to clean as it's my first firearm. This video is all I needed
is this your first firearm?! man FANTASTIC CHOICE but also i feel for your gun, is gonna get beaten up af... mine was a colt 1911 and let me tell you i have beaten the $"·$% outta it just because the fact what was my first gun... your choice was excellent because these are pretty roughed and hardened weapons (reason why i chose the 1911 there is no way you can break one of those) i recently purchased the beretta as my 9mm option, i chose it for the size as i have really big hands, also it is my understanding that those are pretty precise shots! so have fun and congrats! use it responsibly
btw i made a similar comment back in the day to a cleaning your 1911 video haha! thats why your comment stood up to me XD
I'm buying one in about 6 months. I cannot wait, so I keep checking out videos about it, and yours is one that I will definitely watch again when I have it! I just watched through the entire thing and loved your explanations, opinions and experiences. Keep it up!
Well how do you like it if you ended up getting it?
@@codycarmichael7783 errrr I still havent gotten it.. I got accepted into an exchange program to the US so all money I had saved for this I had to transfer to my savings for the US trip lol
@@codycarmichael7783 unfortunately I did not end up getting it. Got accepted into an exchange to the US, which made me move my budget to that project instead
I just bought one 2 weeks ago and I absolutely love it. It's definitely a gunfighting gun. It shoots so smoothly and it is accurate. To mount a red dot sight on it, you have to buy an additional mounting bracket. It's well worth the money I paid for it.
I love that! Being able to add a red dot to such a great pistol is an amazing bonus!!
Where did you buy the mounting bracket for it?
I’ve had my M9A4 for about a month. Love it! Your video was great…I now know how to properly disassemble and clean. Thanks!
It's an amazing gun!!! Glad you liked the video my friend
Thanks man! That was really good.
Well done video and I agree that this is a very well made pistol that is fun to shoot and can be just as serious as is required. I have had mine for six months or so but have not been able to shoot much, to much stuff going on. Glad I found your channel, enjoy the Beretta.
It’s on my want list for sure.
Got mine yesterday! Perfection!!!!
I love this gun!!
Nice! Great video, just got mine today!
It's a great weapon!
Back at it! 🙏🏽
Bout time!!! You'll see a lot more my friend
waiting for my gun i just bought heh, proactivelly looking into maintenance process. thanks for letting me know it is advisable to clean up the thing it comes to from factory. when i received a colt 1911 i just took it went to the range within the store and inaugurated with a few shots... this time imma clean the brand new Beretta first! super excited!
Nice!!!! I would clean and oil with a new gun for sure!!!
Hey man, nice breakdown, and I’m picky….just followed along with my first cleaning of mine…
I appreciate your slow, methodical, explanation of thr take down
Thanks for the support!
My favorite pistol
It's an amazing gun, that's for sure!!!
Hey man would you mind showing us how to clean a M9A4 or the 92FS? Like after the range or you shoot it?
Just ordered my centurion waiting this next week to get it is torture. At least I have TH-cam videos
I’ve become a big fan of using grease in lieu of oil on most firearm components, especially with the slide rides on or in the frame. You definitely want to consider grease and not oil if you shoot suppressed. You get a lot less backsplash.
I have grease for my M1 Garand and my Springfield 1903!!! Thanks for the tip, I'll try that out!!
thanks mate
Any time! Glad I could help
@Jeff of All Trades .
Cant get this advice in Australia.
Any optic recommendations for it?
Nice evaluation but I’m not a ballistol / hopes guy I’m more of a Birchwood Casey/ Clenzoil guy, jus me, but technic is is still the same peace…
I want to ask , is wd40 good for gun cleaning? , a lot of people recommend me to use it
pushing the button and rotating the arm down (to release the slide) on mine is extremely hard. I have to use a dowel or something to push the arm down. not real sure what's causing the binding. bout to head to my gun smith to figure it out.
$100 later mine is fixed. Gunsmith said the slide release pin and the part it fits into wasn't built correctly. Had to round off the pin and remove some material from the body. Works better, but still nothing like the release you demonstrate at the 3minute mark of the video.
Anyone else have this on a new weapon ???
Thx for the Video. What do you think of centurion version of M9A4 please?
Well, one of two things. It's a great gun! If you have the money, I'd get this over the 92FS. If you want to save a bit of money, the 92fs will give you everything you want, with exception of the accessory mount and red dot ready. Besides that, it's the same gun as the 92fs. Like with all guns, it's personal preference! Hope that helps
I have 92X & and am very happy with it.
Thx for the information.
Thanks. In what instances would you use grease and not oil?
Grease is only used in older weapons, such as M1 Garand. True grease is WAY too much of an application for a handgun or even a modern rifle