Beretta 92FS Stainless Steel Guide Rod - Beretta 92FS Accessories - Beretta 92FS Upgrades

[@makotoyuki2199]

I'm a simple man. I see plastic in a metal framed gun, I'm angry. I see steel parts in a metal framed gun, me happy.

[@johngriffin1950]

I just bought one for my Beretta 92 can't beat steel over plastic guide rod.

[@ericramirez4375]

Cool,I will buy one for my M9 now!

[@johndoe5229]

just bought mine, also recommend everyone join the brotherhood from these saints who make this product!

[@leepenlack5548]

i have a beretta 92fs made in 1999, came with metal guide rod. former police gun, only changed recoil spring and extractor, good condition

[@RAvery41]

Good video for sure, checked mine and will need to get the stainless steel guide rod.

[@civiliancommandosm.u.l.s.a7685]

Just bought this. Excited to install. Plus the spring kit on the way too !! Weeeee

[@davidms1992]

Just bought one for my Beretta 92fs brigadier

[@luksuto]

The m9a4 also have that plastic guide rod?

[@jamespruett3195]

I ordered one for my beretta 92 my glock came with the metal rod if you will notice the 1993 first edition came with all metal parts on the stainless model good shooting to you all

[@shane7969]

please make one for the 92X compact or centurion

[@litjaso003j3]

I am amazed people need a video on how to replace a guide rod.....I mean do they ever disassemble their pistol to clean??????

[@imkolip0ki387]

It's for first timers I guess. I just wanted to see if what all the benefits might be. I just switched mine out with the stainless. Got a fancy gold spring with mine for a dollar more.

[@ronaldjohnston7989]

Good video...how about a video showing internal parts polishing (similar to the one on the Ruger SP101) but for the Beretta 92 series?

[@CarlWolf114]

You gotta get the captured recoil system for the 92/96A1s and 90-TWOs. This won’t work in those.

[@SnakeEater871]

I'm assuming the plastic rods were standard before 2020? I just got my 92 on Halloween. Shot her a few times then took her apart to clean her. My guide rod is black coated steel.

[@jbmielke979]

I got mine in 2021. Its a 92fs inox, and it has the plastic one like in the video. Maybe different models of the 92 come with different ones.

[@SnakeEater871]

@@jbmielke979 Maybe. I also got a 92 Inox this past March after waiting for it to arrive for over a year. Mine also came with a plastic. I switched it to a steel one though.

[@bobbyb7127]

bought mine in 2010 and its black plastic like video too.

[@souleater1551]

So it will fit the 92x RDO?

[@kingv630]

Does it work with m9a1 stock spring?

[@jasona99]

Available in blued finish?

[@felix5847-q5o]

Yes, look in ebay

[@Cynnik911]

Not from Beretta officially but from third-party like Wilson yes

[@clinthymes5067]

Just bought mine.

[@MCARBO]

Thanks Clint, we appreciate your support Brother!

[@maxaries10]

Will those parts work in the 92X? first time beretta owner.

[@MCARBO]

Yes

[@davidvasquez1373]

MCARBO will it work on the 92 beretta brigadier

[@ConsilienceDVO]

@@davidvasquez1373 did it works? In just bought the Brigadier inox. I think it should . since its a 92 fs. Just bought the rod

[@billrogers3697]

92FS Compact... any support for this model?

[@bobbyb7127]

when you install the replacement ss guide rod do you have to replace the factory spring?

[@PerceptionVsReality333]

No you don't.

[@mr.raymond2389]

Pro kit spring?

[@terrysmith-zt8ls]

How much?

[@carlosjustthat3706]

Just bought online waiting on it now lol

[@ThisCanNotBTheFuture]

Can you use the factory standard spring with a steel guide rod or must that also be replaced?

[@Schlange556]

You can use the factory spring. I have the spring kit he mentions but haven't replaced them yet. The new SS guide is a great upgrade to the plastic factory guide rod.

[@bobbyb7127]

@@Schlange556 do you still like or use the ss guide rod. i read somewhere that the steel guide rod can damage the frame of the 92fs but idk.

[@makotoyuki2199]

@@bobbyb7127 The only thing that can damage the frame is the locking block if it goes way too long without being replaced every 20,000 rounds

[@blackops8996]

Wilson combat fluted rod for me...

[@betlogenako7193]

So military changed this too?

[@VinEllis]

Military M9s have all metal parts. Civilian repros of the M9 are just rebranded 92FS.

[@codyjames1952]

Will it work on the Beretta 96A1 40 S&W i need to know thank you ,

[@zenonayala9557]

How about making a guide rod for Beretta cougar’s/Stoeger cougar’s all calibers. You won’t make a ton of money up front but you will have a bunch of repeat customers for all your other stuff.

[@MCARBO]

Thanks Brother, added it to the list!

[@roybutler7164]

Will it fit the 92x

[@justvisiting5170]

Yes

[@VinEllis]

Take a shot every time he says “last a lifetime.”

[@cooman77]

Amazing phenomenal love it

[@hectormiranda3646]

Will this work on the M9 22 model

[@MCARBO]

What's the length and diameter of the factory guide rod on your 22 model?

[@danmoore415]

How can I tell when my 92fs was manufactured?

[@selaxlife7621]

Ask it....mine talks to me.

[@fcsthememe7987]

Just got it, got the Real 92a1 and the Replica Umerex 92a1 full auto bb fun pistol. Kinda almost fit in the bb pistol oh well I put it in my real one.

[@billmoore7007]

1000 rds with my 92fs no problems with the original guide rod,,just saying

[@DanielG1095]

Chances are u will won't have problems but it's just a simple fact that the steel rod is going to last longer then the plastic

[@daddun2111]

If u pass it down to your kids might as well get stainless steel rod one less thing they have to worry about

[@billmoore7007]

Beretta is an all around better gun then a glock, but if you put metal rod in it ,,glock cant touch it ,, now I have 3000 rounds threw my 92 with the same rod not one jam or malfunction

[@jesselima5682]

@@DanielG1095 steel guide rods will brake your frame thuss why beretta didn’t go with steel

[@PerceptionVsReality333]

I put 5K rounds through mine with the stock rod when I bought it back in 98' & nothing happened to it.

[@profissionalthony6208]

92A1?

[@felix5847-q5o]

Yes, it will fit, its basically the same handgun.

[@Master-xl9ms]

@@felix5847-q5ono, it’s not the same handgun. This guide rod will not fit the 92a1 or the 96a1. Those need to have the captured guide rod and spring assembly, unlike the one shown in this video.

[@deadsoulwalking4296]

What # is that recoil spring?

[@felix5847-q5o]

12 lbs

[@deadsoulwalking4296]

I'll stick with the WC fluted guide rod

[@felix5847-q5o]

The fluting serves no purpose, aside for the looks, and no it does not hold oil to lube the gun- thats bs from Wilson Combat to push there over priced swill.

[@lobomichoacano915]

Is a good Piece l put wc rod in my m9a3

[@selaxlife7621]

@@felix5847-q5o actually ur wrong...the flutted does serve a purpose......it was proven scientifically back in 1998 when a gunsmith named just kidding...I have absolutely no idea what I'm talking about...I have no life......I'll see myself out.

[@felix5847-q5o]

@@selaxlife7621 lol

[@ericalicous74]

Why did they do plastic? This is my 2nd 92. My first had the stainless. Just discovered this. FUCKING REALLY !! You know, I started to break down this pistol in the store. I wish I had. I feel like i've been shit, maybe because I have ! Going back to the store tomorrow and there going to "GIVE" me my guide rod ! I Promise you ! WTF !

[@eric802]

Lol...they're not going to "give" you shit. The guide rods (and triggers, and safeties) have been plastic for YEARS.

[@ShannonRamos]

@@eric802 read up on it and Beretta technician says: (over time the steel rod will crack the locking block, damage the frame and weaken the spring ) i.e. sounds to me like it's more cost-effective for them to give you a cheapo polymer rod and justify it by saying there are longterm advantages... Competitive shooters use steel for a reason and they do not have to replace the plastic after 3000-5000 rounds