by Woodsbum
I went out and tested out the work done to my Beretta just to see how it would shoot. Unfortunately for you, the reader, I have no pictures due to several reasons:
- I am TERRIBLE at taking pictures when out shooting.
- When I shoot, I do not shoot targets. I normally shoot clay pigeons, potatoes, or tannerite.
- Going out and cooking off some rounds is very therapeutic for me, so I don’t pay much attention until after I have started putting things away.
Here is what I can tell you about how well it shoots after all the upgrades and modifications I made to it.
- The trigger pull is very smooth with much less effort needed in both single and double action.
- The cases are no longer being flung 10 yards away when ejected. They travel about 10-15 feet and land all in about the same area.
- The pistol now comes right back to target after each round is expended. It is now a very easy and gentle jump of the barrel. Double tapping or swapping targets while coming right back to a nice sight picture is so easy.
- The clunk felt when the slide hit the stop was very obvious and deliberate. The recoil buffer I put in really made that less of an impact.
- This part is hard to put numbers to, but it actually felt like it was quicker to cycle rounds.
All said and done, I am VERY happy and impressed with the final product. Anyone that has been thinking about doing some work to their Beretta 92 should look at all the modifications I made. It will raise your pistol to an entirely different level.
