Beretta 92 FS Compact Inox Operating Instructions - Page 15

Recoil, Spring, Guide, Lubrication, Frame, Cleaning, Magazine, Cartridge, Rotation, After, Field,

Page 15 highlights

• To check the functional relationship between firing pin unit and firing pin catch and to insure internal cleaning/lubrication, place the safety "OFF." With a punch (ballpoint pen) push the firing pin unit forward. The tip of the firing pin must not protrude breech face. • With the tip of the finger, from below the slide breech, push the firing pin catch fully up and hold it while pushing the firing pin unit forward. The tiring pin tip must protrude the breech face and move freely back and forth under energetic spring force. NOTE: For ease of pistol assembly place the safety "ON." RECOIL SPRING AND GUIDE LUBRICATION: Wipe or brush clean the spring and guide. Lightly oil the guide rod. Wipe the spring clean only with an oily cloth. FRAME CLEANING AND LUBRICATION: With a CLP gun oil soaked cloth or bristle brush, thoroughly clean all areas covered with gunpowder residue and field dirt. Brush out the magazine well using the bristle bore brush only In hard to reach areas use pipe cleaners or cotton swabs. Wipe clean and lightly lubricate rails and moving parts. With a few drops of oil and parts movervient to insure oil penetration, particularly lubricate the disassembling latch, magazine catch release button, slide stop, trigger system, hammer, sear, and the levers in front of the hammer. NOTE: For ease of pistol assembly make sure the hammer is fully-lowered and the disassembling latch in take-down position, its wing pointing straight down. MAGAZINE CLEANING AND CARTRIDGE ROTATION: Be sure to thoroughly clean the magazine(s). After cleaning, wipe with a lightly oil moistened cloth. NOTE: If the pistol is carried chamber and/or magazine loaded, it is important to avoid that the chamber round (due to repeated loading and unloading) and the top five cartridges in the magazine (due to vibration striking against the magazine taper guide ribs) are slightly indented, that the chambered round together with rounds in the magazine(s) be periodically inspected and position rotated during the after cleaning reloading. This to insure that particular cartridges do not get damaged to such an extent that they may cause malfunctioning. AFTER FIELD STRIPPING ASSEMBLY: Assemble by following the field stripping procedure in reverse order. It is advisable to pay attention to the following points: • Safety engaged "ON." • The barrel should rest perfectly flush against the slide (the extractor must lodge in its barrel groove). • The locking block lugs must be in the slide's locking lug shoulder slot (the locking block plunger must protrude from the rear barrel lug). 14

  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
  • 10
  • 11
  • 12
  • 13
  • 14
  • 15
  • 16
  • 17
  • 18
  • 19
  • 20
  • 21
  • 22
  • 23
  • 24

To
check
the
functional
relationship
between
firing
pin
unit
and
firing
pin
catch
and
to
insure
internal
cleaning/lubrication,
place
the
safety
"OFF."
With
a
punch
(ballpoint
pen)
push
the
firing
pin
unit
forward.
The
tip
of
the
firing
pin
must
not
protrude
breech
face.
With
the
tip
of
the
finger,
from
below
the
slide
breech,
push
the
firing
pin
catch
fully
up
and
hold
it
while
pushing
the
firing
pin
unit
forward.
The
tiring
pin
tip
must
protrude
the
breech
face
and
move
freely
back
and
forth
under
energetic
spring
force.
NOTE:
For
ease
of
pistol
assembly
place
the
safety
"ON."
RECOIL
SPRING
AND
GUIDE
LUBRICATION:
Wipe
or
brush
clean
the
spring
and
guide.
Lightly
oil
the
guide
rod.
Wipe
the
spring
clean
only
with
an
oily
cloth.
FRAME
CLEANING
AND
LUBRICATION:
With
a
CLP
gun
oil soaked
cloth
or
bristle
brush,
thoroughly
clean
all
areas
covered
with
gunpowder
residue
and
field
dirt.
Brush
out
the
magazine
well
using
the
bristle
bore
brush
only
In
hard
to
reach
areas
use
pipe
cleaners
or
cotton
swabs.
Wipe
clean
and
lightly
lubricate
rails
and
moving
parts.
With
a
few
drops
of
oil
and
parts
movervient
to
insure
oil
penetration,
particularly
lubricate
the
disassembling
latch,
magazine
catch
release
button,
slide
stop,
trigger
system,
hammer,
sear,
and
the
levers
in
front
of
the
hammer.
NOTE:
For
ease
of
pistol
assembly
make
sure
the
hammer
is
fully
-lowered
and
the
disassembling
latch
in
take
-down
position,
its
wing
pointing
straight
down.
MAGAZINE
CLEANING
AND
CARTRIDGE
ROTATION:
Be
sure
to
thoroughly
clean
the
magazine(s).
After
cleaning,
wipe
with
a
lightly
oil
moistened
cloth.
NOTE:
If
the
pistol
is
carried
chamber
and/or
magazine
loaded,
it
is
important
to
avoid
that
the
chamber
round
(due
to
repeated
loading
and
unloading)
and
the
top
five
cartridges
in
the
magazine
(due
to
vibration
striking
against
the
magazine
taper
guide
ribs)
are
slightly
indented,
that
the
chambered
round
together
with
rounds
in
the
magazine(s)
be
periodically
inspected
and
position rotated
during
the
after
cleaning
reloading.
This
to
insure
that
particular
cartridges
do
not
get
damaged
to
such
an
extent
that
they
may
cause
malfunctioning.
AFTER
FIELD
STRIPPING
ASSEMBLY:
Assemble
by
following
the
field
stripping
procedure
in
reverse
order.
It
is
advisable
to
pay
attention
to
the
following
points:
Safety
engaged
"ON."
The
barrel
should
rest
perfectly
flush
against
the
slide
(the
extractor
must
lodge
in
its
barrel
groove).
The
locking
block
lugs
must
be
in
the
slide's
locking
lug
shoulder
slot
(the
locking
block
plunger
must
protrude
from
the
rear
barrel
lug).
14