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Literally just picked this little beauty today, what a great quality gun this is , shoots great and everything works so smoothly, and the trigger omg I freaking love it!!!and with the extra backstrap and 3 mags what a great deal I got ... this is gonna be my new edc
Thanks for taking the time to make this video. Picked up my first beretta product ever Saturday and shot it first time this morning. Really helpful in depth video
Great video, but you generally don’t want oil in the magwell (for the same reason you don’t want it in your firing pin channel). It will attract dirt and grit into the magwell.
YOU'RE A LIAR !!!!! You said that if I rinse my toothbrush off I could keep using it, but it still tasted like gun oil even after I rinsed it off !!!!!
Once I started using the specific caliber or gauge bore snakes, I decided I would never go back to the cleaning rods and patches, especially having to take them off each time to run them through the barrel again in the same direction. It really is convenience for my trap shotgun, I clean the barrel right after shooting onsite and spray some Rem oil in certain areas of the gun and it is ready for the next shoot. For a more thorough cleaning I occasionally will use Birchwood Casey gun scrubber because it doesn't attract dirt and also Hoppe's #9 gun solvent for the barrel (just be sure to wipe it out with several patches and follow up with oil, because it can be caustic).
Be careful you don’t knock the trigger spring out while wiping or scrubbing inside the frame. My spring came out and I didn’t realize it and took an hour to find it - it somehow ended up under my couch. What a pain
I’m a newer gun owner so this cleaning oil you used, is it better then using a cleaning Solvent? Shot 100 rounds through my first gun and couldn’t believe how dirty it was.
IMO solvent is only needed if it's really dirty as the CLP is an all in one cleaner so it handles the grime and lubricates at the same time. Early in my shooting career I would always use solvent and then CLP as a two step system, but it's usually not needed.
Great video. How do you remove the hammer spring on the Vertec 92, since there's no lanyard loop to push against a table top while you remove the cross pin?
Ciao, complimenti! Due domande... 1) Perché su questo modello non si è adottata la soluzione come nella 98A1 , con all'interno del fusto, accanto al chiavistello di smontaggio, un ammortizzatore in metallo che attutisce l'impatto del carrello-otturatore contro il fusto in fase di sparo, distribuendo le sollecitazioni subite a vantaggio di una maggiore durata dell'arma? 2) Perché negli States si compra quasi a metà prezzo (circa 650 dollari) rispetto al listino a noi rivolto? Grazie!
A dental pick, GAH... Is it safe? (lol from a movie) I just tap out the pin every 1000 rounds to clean the extractor. I don't stake! I use loctite blue on the pin head, only, and it has not worked out on me yet... You can hose it out with brake cleaner, the area under the extractor that is, and a wee scrub and hose again, voila! Clean.
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Has anyone had problems with magazine Lock-Up? My 92x came with two 10 rounders and the baseplates had to be filed down before they lock-in, otherwise I could just pull them out without the mag release.
It’s just the sign of your gun breaking itself in. It takes a new gun as much as 300 or so rounds before its truly broken in and reaching its optimal level.
Could I toss a 92 series 4.9 inch barrel into this gun ? I prefer the longer barrel of the old ones and im looking to get a stainless steel barrel for the 2-tone look. do you know if there is compatibility issues going from this barrel to a longer older barrel ?
You don't want to put any type of oil or lubricant inside the magazine well and also by the firing pin. Oil will attract dirt and grind. By doing what he did, you could be setting yourself up for a mechanical malfunction in the worst time possible.
Really appreciate the video. Do have a question though. My slide is a b**** to get off as where yours just popped off. Any opinion? Yes its a pretty new gun, but have put 500 rounds through it and broke down a few times but I have to pull it off pretty hard. thanks
I have been shooting, cleaning guns for over 40 years, and I have NEVER worn rubber gloves to clean them!!!!! I will now!! also, I have an Apple Watch, and I would NEVER wear it while cleaning my guns!!!!!
A TH-camr, doing a gun cleaning video, and hes actually cleaning a DIRTY gun....is this a first? Usually these cleaning videos show cleaning an already clean gun. Nice
Dude you don’t put any oil in the mag well, the recoil spring assembly and you never put oil on the striker face. The oil just attracts all kinds of debris and will gum up the action. Possibly to the point that the gun won’t function over time. Stop it. Oil only goes in the specific areas the manufacturer stipulates. No mfg says to oils this parts. None.
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Got mine yesterday. Love it
Thank you! Picking my 92X up tomorrow!
This is my first gun and I searched up how to clean a pistol and this was the first one I saw exactly what i need, Thankyou
Literally just picked this little beauty today, what a great quality gun this is , shoots great and everything works so smoothly, and the trigger omg I freaking love it!!!and with the extra backstrap and 3 mags what a great deal I got ... this is gonna be my new edc
What holster do you use for edc?
@@JorgeLunaTv honestly just use a we the people m9 holster it works just fine
Thanks for taking the time to make this video. Picked up my first beretta product ever Saturday and shot it first time this morning. Really helpful in depth video
Appreciate this video immensely man, just purchased this gun and it’s my first beretta so I needed some know how on stripping and cleaning properly
Q tips work great in the rails and tight spots,and hard to reach spots. Give it a try
I use the Q tips as well, very practical to reach all the hard to reach places.
I just bought a Beretta 92x and plan on cleaning it this weekend. Thank you for doing this video.
Great video, but you generally don’t want oil in the magwell (for the same reason you don’t want it in your firing pin channel). It will attract dirt and grit into the magwell.
I just got this in a compact. Love this gun so far the way it's so smooth and has like no recoil shoots fmj and hollow points just fine.
I just got one yesterday too but didn’t have time to shoot :( Can’t wait to get it to the range.
I just got the same thing last week. Do you know if the extended mags for 92FS fit the 92X compact?
You just gave the best gun cleaning video I’ve seen! Great job, I like your style, your voice and you’re easy to look at! Lol
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YOU'RE A LIAR !!!!! You said that if I rinse my toothbrush off I could keep using it, but it still tasted like gun oil even after I rinsed it off !!!!!
Lol.
Gargle with Ballistol after,works for me.
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lmao
Once I started using the specific caliber or gauge bore snakes, I decided I would never go back to the cleaning rods and patches, especially having to take them off each time to run them through the barrel again in the same direction. It really is convenience for my trap shotgun, I clean the barrel right after shooting onsite and spray some Rem oil in certain areas of the gun and it is ready for the next shoot. For a more thorough cleaning I occasionally will use Birchwood Casey gun scrubber because it doesn't attract dirt and also Hoppe's #9 gun solvent for the barrel (just be sure to wipe it out with several patches and follow up with oil, because it can be caustic).
Great video, couldn’t have done it without you.
Great video! Thank you for taking the time and passing on the knowledge!
Excellent video! Love my 92x. Your video is really helpful. Thanks !
Hello muchas gracias por tu buen trabajo me ayudo mucho todos los detalles muy específicos te felicito
muy interesante video muchs gracias
I don’t use my gun at all so should I clean it once every 6 months or once every year ? And if I do use it should I clean it after every use ?
If you don't use it at all you should sell it.
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Wow. Extremely super helpful video. 👍👍
is your slide really tough to rack even after you oil it up a lot?
Be careful you don’t knock the trigger spring out while wiping or scrubbing inside the frame. My spring came out and I didn’t realize it and took an hour to find it - it somehow ended up under my couch. What a pain
Great guide. Thanks
thank you for this video. Very helpful
Helpful, good info, thanks
I have a question why do you have to keep unscrewing the cleaning piece instead of pushing it through and back again jw
Well done.
Hello
Is that the same process for the compact RDO model ?
Yep
Thank you.
I’m a newer gun owner so this cleaning oil you used, is it better then using a cleaning Solvent? Shot 100 rounds through my first gun and couldn’t believe how dirty it was.
IMO solvent is only needed if it's really dirty as the CLP is an all in one cleaner so it handles the grime and lubricates at the same time. Early in my shooting career I would always use solvent and then CLP as a two step system, but it's usually not needed.
Thanks I also really like your videos
Where did you get the 92x techmat ?
Right here - alnk.to/1C6E4Ys
Great video. How do you remove the hammer spring on the Vertec 92, since there's no lanyard loop to push against a table top while you remove the cross pin?
Just got one and accidentally took the slide off while figuring everything out, thanks bro!!
How ofen do you clean please
Do u clean every time you go shooting or depends on how many Ammo is been used.
Ciao, complimenti!
Due domande...
1) Perché su questo modello non si è adottata la soluzione come nella 98A1 , con all'interno del fusto, accanto al chiavistello di smontaggio, un ammortizzatore in metallo che attutisce l'impatto del carrello-otturatore contro il fusto in fase di sparo, distribuendo le sollecitazioni subite a vantaggio di una maggiore durata dell'arma?
2) Perché negli States si compra quasi a metà prezzo (circa 650 dollari) rispetto al listino a noi rivolto?
Grazie!
A dental pick, GAH... Is it safe? (lol from a movie) I just tap out the pin every 1000 rounds to clean the extractor. I don't stake! I use loctite blue on the pin head, only, and it has not worked out on me yet... You can hose it out with brake cleaner, the area under the extractor that is, and a wee scrub and hose again, voila! Clean.
Metal frame guns I always use grease on the rails!
same, I use outers choke tube and gun grease on the heavy wear parts of my guns. just use my finger to rub a little on.
I like to use grease on the rails but, with Minnesota winters, the grease gets a little too thick
Does this one have the recoil buffer just like the 92a1?
what holster do you have for this gun I just bought a 92x and need a good owb holster
TED BLOCKER HOLSTERS..............www.tedblockerholsters.com......(503) 670-7972 or (800) 650-9742. .I just ordered an INSIDE THE WAISTBAND HOLSTER for my Beretta 92X full size gun. I just bought my 92X yesterday!!!! TB holsters are not cheap!!!!! they are of very high quality.....I have used them several times.....always great customer service. I have never had a problem with them!!!!
The mil spec Bianchi? It is the cheapest and most versatile, you can find for $20 on the bay and set it up however you need it, even a shoulder rig.
@@brettb6003 your search function is meh.
I like JM Custom Kydex and Vedder, and between those I use Vedder more.
How often do you clean your 92x? I put 100 rounds through it at the range. Still looks really clean but should I take it apart and clean it?
Totally up to the owner, but I tend to try to clean it after every 3rd range trip or so.
Has anyone had problems with magazine Lock-Up? My 92x came with two 10 rounders and the baseplates had to be filed down before they lock-in, otherwise I could just pull them out without the mag release.
is automotive brake cleaner or MAF cleaner (plastics safe for delicate electronics) safe to use for the initial clean-down before final oiling?
Been using Hoppes' #9 for 30,40 years now, because it works.
How often do you need to clean it though??
I tend to clean it every 3 range trips or so
Very good video brother
Are long lines of scratches on the inside of the slide rail normal? Just got the performance model and noticed it after less than 200 rounds...
As long as they’re not gouges. Yes, that is normal. The metal is conforming.
It’s just the sign of your gun breaking itself in. It takes a new gun as much as 300 or so rounds before its truly broken in and reaching its optimal level.
Buenas armas buen vídeo
Could I toss a 92 series 4.9 inch barrel into this gun ? I prefer the longer barrel of the old ones and im looking to get a stainless steel barrel for the 2-tone look. do you know if there is compatibility issues going from this barrel to a longer older barrel ?
I don’t think so, I believe hickock45 experimented with it
Any 92 series barrel should work on this gun.
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Paper towels and Stops. Pretty clean gun fir 1000 rounds.
You don't want to put any type of oil or lubricant inside the magazine well and also by the firing pin. Oil will attract dirt and grind. By doing what he did, you could be setting yourself up for a mechanical malfunction in the worst time possible.
Really appreciate the video. Do have a question though. My slide is a b**** to get off as where yours just popped off. Any opinion? Yes its a pretty new gun, but have put 500 rounds through it and broke down a few times but I have to pull it off pretty hard. thanks
I think something is going on then, mine is smooth as hell
Any update on this? Did it eventually become easier?
Try to eject out your mag first if you are not doing that.
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xD the first thing your gunna need to clean the gun is..... well the gun lol
gun oil is a gun's best friend
92-two-x anyone? Polymer80 get it done!
Remember to have said gun needing to be cleaned before hand. 🤪
I have been shooting, cleaning guns for over 40 years, and I have NEVER worn rubber gloves to clean them!!!!! I will now!! also, I have an Apple Watch, and I would NEVER wear it while cleaning my guns!!!!!
A TH-camr, doing a gun cleaning video, and hes actually cleaning a DIRTY gun....is this a first? Usually these cleaning videos show cleaning an already clean gun. Nice
Dude you don’t put any oil in the mag well, the recoil spring assembly and you never put oil on the striker face. The oil just attracts all kinds of debris and will gum up the action. Possibly to the point that the gun won’t function over time. Stop it. Oil only goes in the specific areas the manufacturer stipulates. No mfg says to oils this parts. None.
I ain't no expert but on the manual it says to lightly oil the spring.
I just got one myself I still rather throw a rock
Can’t get over a plastic guide rod. Like wtf Beretta?!
still looks dirty to me