Joel Harmon
New member
My 92fs barrel wiggles around when the slide is locked back. When the weapon is ready to fire (ie. the slide is forward) I can take my thumb and index finger and grab the end of the barrel and move it around...very little...but it does move. Of course I do this practice while the weapon is unloaded. I think this might account for the tremendous difference in bullet impact point when I am shooting. I noticed that using my carefully constructed reloads some bullets will be right on where I am aiming and others will be waaaay off. I have had lots of practice reloading and I reload rifle and get superb results so I don't think it's that. I use a sturdy rest when firing and still get these problems. I really don't think it's me. Does anyone have a 92fs that has a wiggly barrel? Is it easy enought to tighten it up myself or should I just ask Beretta company to do it?
The gun sometimes (but rarely) will jam. The bullet will not quite go into the chamber and it will kind of stovepipe and hold the slide open. The gun is still pretty new. I only bought it last month and have fired maybe 100 rounds through it. All my reloads fit into the magazine without trouble. The length of the rounds are all measured and they are recommended length. Can newness be attributable to jams? I thought Beretta's were never supposed to jam.
Thanks,
Joel
The gun sometimes (but rarely) will jam. The bullet will not quite go into the chamber and it will kind of stovepipe and hold the slide open. The gun is still pretty new. I only bought it last month and have fired maybe 100 rounds through it. All my reloads fit into the magazine without trouble. The length of the rounds are all measured and they are recommended length. Can newness be attributable to jams? I thought Beretta's were never supposed to jam.
Thanks,
Joel