Good, that’s why we have choices.
I chose both.
simple mixup: he was referring to the German glocks, not Austrian ones. The German ones if you put too much lube they become unsafe. Shit have you learned nothing in this thread?
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Good, that’s why we have choices.
I chose both.
At some point, one has to decide whether they want to live by absolutes or whether they want to grow up and become an adult. Glocks are not garbage. They have their place and they have their benefits(weight, simplicity of maintenance, reliability, etc)
You're a doo-doo face! I'm taking my Glock and going home!Nope. They're caca...
That is exactly what I spoke of.Here are the top three current Beretta 92's: Wilson Brigadier 92G, LTT 92G Elite RDO, 92X w/LTT RDOslide.
IMHO the best option is to buy a LTT or 92X directly from Langdon Tactical and have them drop in their optimized parts and do a trigger job.
For me the 92X checks all the boxes with a vertec grip and a rounded trigger guard.
The Langdon optimized trigger bar and hammer totally transform the DA/SA action from meh to f-ing sweet.
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Also the original 92 was one of the most beautiful guns ever produced.
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It was Mario or Luigi.what monster destroyed your backstrap?
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the 96 has different slide, bolt face slightly enlarged for base 40 case.96 is the same as 92 but in 40S&W caliber. It's literally the same gun with a different barrel.
92 INOX is a stainless steel version of 92FS and is supposed to be the "Bling Beretta".
Are Italian made ones still worth more than the American ones on the secondary market?
Are Italian made ones still worth more than the American ones on the secondary market?
Not really, at least on a mass produced 92FS is concerned. Some of the american ones had "plastic" triggers but to be honest this didnt make a shit pot of difference, you were going to get a
shitty single action lurch mc creeper special either way 99% of the time.
92G, curious about your name - do you own a factory made 92G?funny thing about plastic trigger is in cold conditions won’t freeze the shit out of trigger finger If drawing from a range/ low ride holster. metal framed pistols can be unbearably cold. another check in the win column for Glock!
it’s one of the reasons I use a cheesy ass hogue grips and plastic trigger on my two carry 92’s.
A true story regarding "import". My father in law went out to dinner with his wife while down in NC. He was perusing the import section of the beer menu when he came across Yueng Ling Lager. Being that he is from PA, home of Yuengling, he made the waiter aware of the error. It is a domestic beer. Waiter shrugged it off. People are buying it.Because 'import' is 'exotic'?
A true story regarding beer. I went out with some snooty colleagues from Europe and ordered a Stella for myself. Got laughed at and was told 'you do realize its basically considered equivalent of bud in europe right?' I said yep I like it so what? Fancy bottles and shiny foil packaging get salesA true story regarding "import". My father in law went out to dinner with his wife while down in NC. He was perusing the import section of the beer menu when he came across Yueng Ling Lager. Being that he is from PA, home of Yuengling, he made the waiter aware of the error. It is a domestic beer. Waiter shrugged it off. People are buying it.
Frankly, that anecdote is a big load off -A true story regarding "import". My father in law went out to dinner with his wife while down in NC. He was perusing the import section of the beer menu when he came across Yueng Ling Lager. Being that he is from PA, home of Yuengling, he made the waiter aware of the error. It is a domestic beer. Waiter shrugged it off. People are buying it.
Mileage will vary, to be honest Beretta has been producing a lot of dogshit parts in recent history. The fit and finish of internals is not always top notch. Invariably they could all use a little love, even if that comes in the form of taking it to the range and feeding it a bunch of ammo.funny thing about plastic trigger is in cold conditions won’t freeze the shit out of trigger finger If drawing from a range/ low ride holster. metal framed pistols can be unbearably cold. another check in the win column for Glock!
it’s one of the reasons I use a cheesy ass hogue grips and plastic trigger on my two carry 92’s.
every factory 92 ive encountered had a very crisp SA break. not sure where you looked at 92’s.
Depends on what you get. My surplus FN-made BHP was like $425 last year.My favorite wonder 9 though is my Browning High Power, but that was substantially more money.
Mileage will vary, to be honest Beretta has been producing a lot of dogshit parts in recent history. The fit and finish of internals is not always top notch. Invariably they could all use a little love, even if that comes in the form of taking it to the range and feeding it a bunch of ammo.
I've also gotten some sorry OEM replacement parts that look like they came right out of the mold, Giuseppe slapped it on the belt sander for a second and Pino dropped it into a blister package and shipped it out.
There are a bunch of people that have mentioned that CZ are so much better, but often the internals look ten times worse. Tomas and Jan don't give two shits about shiny parts.
There is a reason why CGW and CZC do such a brisk business selling replacement parts.
I love my custom G17 with the upgraded everything, including the trigger. The stock 92FS is lightyears ahead in terms of trigger feel. We're talking about completely different levels. Where G17 excels is in handle comfort(I have aggressive stippling) and a more pronounced trigger reset "bump". In every other aspect, bone stock 92FS beats it. No, I'm not selling my Glocks!I ... hated because I was a Glock guy. .... If anyone wants to shoot it and brings a stock Beretta 92 you won't believe the improvements.
Pretty sure my Italian made 92x Performance has a plastic trigger as well.Not really, at least on a mass produced 92FS is concerned. Some of the american ones had "plastic" triggers but to be honest this didnt make a shit pot of difference, you were going to get a
shitty single action lurch mc creeper special either way 99% of the time.
Pretty sure my Italian made 92x Performance has a plastic trigger as well.
You just have it and you can’t buy it type os scenario - appreciation of classic approach and nothing more.DA SA anything is stupid, but Beretta, CZ and Sig aren't going anywhere. There's enough ongoing demand for old stuff it won't die. Guns like P226, P228, P220, 92/M9, C75 ETC.. are iconic.
You guys are correct. Not plastic. I got it mixed up with something else I have (FN)the 92X performance uses the extreme-s trigger group which is DLC coated. very unlikely that trigger is polymer.
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You guys are correct. Not plastic. I got it mixed up with something else I have (FN)