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    Info req?. Beretta 92.

    Hi folks,

    Quick question for you experts?,

    Is the barrel on my Beretta 92 supposed to be loose and move around at the muzzle end?, free floating in side slide.

    The chap I purchased gun off had made a silencer come barrel extension and it had been clamped on to the barrel by a grub screw.

    Any info would be great as groups seem to shift all over the place.

    Thanks Steve.
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    Sounds like the screw inside needs tightening . Bare with me and I will find a diagram and show you how to do it yourself ,

    atvb

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    Oh bugger , can't find a diagram

    First check that the screw at the front is tight .

    OR

    Undo that one then slide the top on the pistol off ! Turn the casing and barrel upside down and you will see more screw either side of the barrel , tighten those up and that should cure the problem .

    ( Its a lot easier if I was actually working on it . ) lol

    atvb

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    Thanks.

    Cheers Dave,

    Will give it ago as soon as get home, thanks.

    ATB Steve.
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    Part number 65 is the front screw on the diagram below .

    " " 63 are the ones inside !

    http://www.mek-schuetzen.de/Blueprints/beretta_co2.jpg

    atvb

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    Bump.

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    Swiftyx2
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    Didn't that work then ? They are a piece of pee to fix man
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    Beretta.

    Hi Dave,

    Thanks for info mate checked the front screw tight, then took off top slide and checked the other 2 screws and gave them a tweak put slide back on and it still moves around at the front? part no 55, is it supposed to?.

    Thanks for help Dave drawing is great now I know the parts involved.
    ATB Steve.
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    Quote Originally Posted by swiftyx2 View Post
    Hi Dave,

    Thanks for info mate checked the front screw tight, then took off top slide and checked the other 2 screws and gave them a tweak put slide back on and it still moves around at the front? part no 55, is it supposed to?.

    Thanks for help Dave drawing is great now I know the parts involved.
    ATB Steve.
    Ahhh bugger it !

    I have stripped these down to every last component ( without a diagram ) and they are the only ones that I know that make the barrel move . I am probably missing something as I don't have one now Its hard to tell ?

    atvb
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    The whole topslide moves, it's the way they're made. There are tiny pips in the metal either side at the front which take up some up/down slack but they soon wear.

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    Thanks Again.

    Cheers gents,

    Going to take it in to my local shop and let them have a look and compare against a new one.

    Thanks again.
    Steve.
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