Beretta 92FS Trigger Upgrade - Beretta 92FS Disassembly and Reassembly -Beretta M9 / 92 / 96 Trigger

[@LarryeWhite61]

Now, this is the end-all video. Great job. Gonna watch a few times then go for it.

[@flexjay87]

You are exactly correct !

[@LarryeWhite61]

@@flexjay87 My 96a1 ended up with a DA of 3.75lb and SA of 1.5lb in conjunction with a W/C short reach trigger and an LTT opt trigger reset bar. Very nice trigger and super short reset.

[@janicejohnson1334]

Hell yeah! ... My hubby has exploded in the kitchen table watching this video 3X .. He has a Beretta A1 96 40S&W .. and he just got the new Beretta M9A4 and he says he is going to make some "small field modifications " for performance purposes only ... I smell our bank balance getting smaller

[@janicejohnson1334]

You know why this training video is off the charts ??? .. There is no stupid, obnoxious, loud music .... No holier than thou attitudes ... just plain down to Earth respect to the viewers training. My hubby & I live of Central FLA ... we are now following these folks forever ... ( Now If I can just get them to carry Polished Nickle & TiN polished Beretta M9A4 & Beretta A1 96FS 40S&W parts ...... hint - hint !!! )

[@LarryeWhite61]

@@janicejohnson1334 I've turned my Beretta 96a1 into a 357Sig and double action only gun.

[@MichaelEgan66]

As a 60-year-old former Marine who is disabled now and mostly homebound, I can admit that I have begun to tear my guns apart, out of sheer boredom. I've been a machinist and mechanic and tinkerer for my entire life, so it's just par for the course. I started with my Glock 20 10mm and moved on to my Springfield 1911 and you guessed it, I've now got eyeballs on my old 92fs that I've had since '93. I've got to admit a bit of anxiety from what appeared to be a 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle but your video, your method of instruction, my gosh man, I can't image a better-made video than this one. You removed any anxiety that I might have had and gave me the motivation to just dig in. My gosh. What a fantastic video you've made here. Very generous of you too. Thank you!!

[@chendo650]

Thanks for your service devil dog. Is that a 92 by akeeko ? How are those 1st gens compared to the newer ones from Tennessee.

[@joeltankard1894]

I agree with so many other commenters, this is the definitive gun smithing tutorial. Not just step by step but excellent tips to aid in disassembly/reassembly!

[@PiLLoWHanDs267]

Very informative you guys are mcarbo are awesome thank you for showing detailed steps 😎👍

[@makotoyuki2199]

I loved MCARBO’s tutorials so much I decided to buy a kit from them. Trust me when I say this, MCARBO is one of the best out there…

[@dans6387]

I must add my appreciation for the video and the kit for my 92. I did the conversion in my hobby room on a carpet. When reinstalling the strong spring on the safety, my worst fear happened. I felt the lever slip, I heard the pin hit the ceiling, and then an odd thwack sound. I put my head in my hands and prayed a bit. I stood up from my bench chair and scanned the carpet, hoping to get lucky. NOPE. Then , I glanced over toward my printer and saw the item sitting in the middle of the page in the output tray. Who says prayer doesn’t help. Anyway, great results. Quality all around. Thank you.

[@tomdobrokhot7300]

Thank you so much for the video! I'm no gunsmith so having a step by step guide makes it 1 million times easier and makes your products an easy 5 star. I'm definitely an MCARBO fan for life

[@anomaly72443]

THAT, was by far the best video/tutorial I have ever seen on the 92FS!! Saved, Liked, and recommending to all my fellow 92FS lovers that I know. Simply bad a$$! Thank you. Now I have to buy that polishing kit. Lol!

[@darrylryder8114]

That big safety spring is no joke. I was trying to watch your video at the same time installing it and it happened. My cat heard it hit across the room, into my bookshelf. Only took me an hour but I found it. Thanks for putting the video out it helped greatly, and man that spring kit really helps that pistol

[@robertrenstrom4668]

I've watched several hundred videos on KZbin one where there are aspects of gun maintenance or modifications. This is by far the best one I've seen. The lighting actually let us see the inside of the gun which is always been dark in many of the other videos,, plus the little gotcha's with flying springs and a variety of other things like that that just make it work so well. Pretty good job of focusing too with only a couple of glitches. The only thing that I would have asked was as you were working with the safety on the frame, describe at that point time how to do a "G" modification. That seems to be one of the big things most people do. All in all, I'll be sending this to my friends.

[@01170154]

Just finished this, the video is all you need. I ended up learning so much more about my gun and how everything came together. Trigger felt like a dream, even my wife feels more comfortable with the SA trigger. A+ product and instructions!!

[@jamiemineer4879]

Making a video like this is a great training tool and the fact that you show owners how to work on their own gun proves the quality of work you offer to customers.

[@salenzar]

I honestly can't tell you how many times I've come back to this video. What an awesome, comprehensive breakdown.

[@briantruxtonjr.6108]

Ordered today, I think you're one of the only companies who actually had it in the mail the same day. 👍

[@Central_Iowa_Outdoors]

Installed today. Much easier than my CZ guns I’ve done with your parts. Over all, I added the spring kit, short reach trigger, extended mag release, Langdon Tactical performance trigger bar. Final results are 7.1 average in DA and 2.4 in SA. The reset is micro and everything is as smooth as butter. This was a stock 92fs made in Italy.Thanks again for improving another one of my guns.

[@ph1l-1]

Great video. 1 hour video... took me 2 hours and that was without polishing the hammer or sear. That sear spring was a pain

[@guitrich]

This is the clearest instruction on the detail disassembly and reassembly. The videography is superb, showing the interaction and position of all the small parts. How could three people give it a thumb down? Thank you.

[@ApexATL]

Man this is the best 92fs video on the internet. So well done. Great job!

[@brownbmo]

Installed this kit on my Girsan Regard and it fit perfectly. Took my stock single action trigger from 3.7 lbs to 2.4 lbs. Double went from 9 lbs to 6.9 lbs. used the 14 lb hammer spring.

[@keithrogalski7628]

I just finished this kit with my regard MC. Everything went well except for the trigger return spring. They looked different, the hole was larger, but I thought "try it anyway". Trigger did not want to return. Threw the original return spring back in, and everything now works flawlessly. I don't have a trigger scale, but the difference is very noticeable by hand.

[@cargo4741]

Best video on the subject. Instructional dialogue and video quality are excellent. Thank you.

[@herzlzoock2501]

Without a doubt the best instructional vid I have seen. While I may not want to do everything in the vid, I think the knowledge about how the mechanics work is invaluable !!

[@brucestevens2488]

one of the best gunsmithing tutorials i have ever seen! Thanks much!

[@okiewind8403]

Sir this is one of the most informative and simplified gun tutorials I have ever seen. Awesome video, thank you!

[@johns1625]

I took my 92x apart and found that the little channel at the bottom of the hammer that houses the hammer spring strut was very crudely milled and not deburred afterwards before installation. This caused the spring strut to grind against the edges of the channel at the final 10% of DA trigger pull. Very bad chewy feeling. I took a diamond feather file to the inside of the channel and chamfered the edges and that improved everything much more than polishing sear surfaces did. Not sure if it's just the 92x that had that problem or if mine was just worse than most, but I'm glad I discovered that because the trigger is like glass now.

[@Eric-fv4jx]

I'm sold. Best vid I've seen on 92 series.

[@jasonGardner777]

I just put this kit along with replacing the trigger on my 92FS. I couldn’t be happier. The video is excellent I couldn’t have done it without it.

[@orlandosoto6080]

I’ve changed the factory parts on my beretta watching this video a little scary at first but I did it and that is saying something, great tutorial, watch it a few times then go for it👍🏼

[@gregt.169]

I just received my Beretta Pro Trigger Spring Kit for my Beretta 92FS INOX. I had no trouble at all installing the kit after watching your video. Great video! If you have the proper punches and tools etc... and are mechanically inclined somewhat, it is a breeze in my opinion. The spring kit is well worth it and made a huge improvement to my trigger pulls. Much, much smoother and lighter just like I knew it would be. I left the stock trigger return spring in because I like a strong positive reset feel. All other springs were changed to the MCarbo springs. I used the 13lb Hammer Spring. I also went the extra mile and did all the polishing work as well. My SA came out to be 2lb 9.4oz. DA 6lb 13oz on my Lyman gauge. Thank you for a great product and video!

[@stevieg4201]

Great video, I’ll save this one, I just bought a 92fs, I’ve always wanted a Pietro Beretta and I finally got a really nice one from one of the guys at my gun club, it’s almost all stock, but I want to use this in IDPA so this video will come in really well when I do all of my upgrades. Thanks for taking the time to make such an awesome instructional video for us. 😎

[@sin3rgy]

This is the best instructional i've ever watched. This is my first time doing anything to my girsan and it was such a smooth process. Love the springs btw...world of difference

[@flapper4242]

Bought the kit and installed it with the video Thank you for everything Ryan

[@tubodechumbo8744]

This is the best video in the entire universe!

[@nicholascohen852]

Superb video!! I WISH you were based in Australia!!! I have a 92FS and a 92X Performance. I am going to use the former as a "mule" to try and hone my gunsmithing skills (as I don't think there's anyone like you in my part of the world). Many thanks!!

[@jimgoodwin6440]

Hey, thanks for this video. Gave me the confidence to do my own trigger job. Went from a 12lb pull down to a 7lb pull and it's smooth a silk. Only mishap was that I shot my original trigger return spring across the shop. Thankfully it wasn't the new one. And the only trouble I had was fitting in the new sear spring. I had to use the end of a wooden Q-tip to press the coil down far enough to get the pin through. Took a while but well worth the effort.

[@davidallen9526]

Man great job on the video! Lots of upclose shots and detailed narrative. I will have this video running on my tablet when I attempt the work. Big "Thank You" to you! As you stated many times if we get into trouble we can always send you ALL parts for assembly by the professionals. Great job guys.

[@dcssteve1944]

This is the best video on disassembly, polishing components and assembly of the Beretta 92 period. It has changed my next gun purchase decision and saved me money. As soon as I can obtain a 92x Centurion, I will tailor the trigger to the exact weight I desire myself. No need to order an expensive gun from a place where I pay a lot for a trigger job. I will also add two mandatory upgrades, in my opinion, the LandonTactical Optimized Trigger Bar and the Beretta Match, or Elite hammer. The Trigger bar transforms reset and over travel; it is amazing. The Match hammer will reduce SA pretravel to 2mm while the Elite hammer gives faster hammer travel for more reliability but does not affect pretravel. I have installed in my other 92 and could not believe the results. Your upgrade along with the two additional parts will amaze.

[@flexjay87]

I have owned an M9 for several years and done most of my own work, watched probably 50 videos on Beretta, and i agree with L.E. White, no doubt.

[@nonombre5409]

Narration is good helped me understand what I need to do. This is my third time watching you. I ordered the kit from you earlier today. Found out your comapny is here in Florida so I should get my order in a couple of days.

[@MCARBO]

Glad it was helpful!

[@seanowens2148]

I feel like I should be paying money for this quality of information, I'm going to tackle my 92SB compact based off of this video soon!

[@kiptrip1319]

Incredibly well explained, thank you! I was unsure if I have the technical skill to attempt this, but now I feel confident I can at least try

[@janicejohnson1334]

My hubby says ... If you can tie your own shoes and screw in a light bulb ..... then there's no stopping you!!!! .. Purchase the necessary tools off their website ... watch the video and as you start to tear down your Beretta watch the video as you progress thru the steps ... You can do this !!! .... Noe stop reading my reply and get up on your feet and get started !!!! .... GO !!!!

[@Good1vibes]

That sear spring was a pain but I came across your video and it helped me a lot. A man nod from me in SoCal.

[@carlitos_714]

Thank you for everything. I did everything for my 92FS in this video minus the polishing. Maybe I’ll go back and do it later. The video was easy to follow on my phone while I did each step. I took my new gun to the range last weekend. My 12 year old boy was having a hard time pulling the trigger in the beginning but he eventually got m. Now he will be better. My 9 year girl couldn’t pull the original nor the upgrade on either

[@florianthomas7852]

Thanks man, that was very helpful. Beretta 92 are relatively straight forward, however the sear and sear spring are a headache at first, this video helped me a lot.

[@pops55650]

I just wanted to replace the plastic parts on my M9, and learned so much more. Great video, glad it’s still up!

[@mrweeby1961]

While looking into Langdon and Wilson parts I'm watching this video too. I did the "G" safety/decocker conversion on a 92A1 and am familiar with those little pins, detents and springs. I used a large clear freezer bag instead of a rag to catch the flying parts. It worked well and I could see what was happening. Also for reassembly incase something happened.

[@pjc4425]

Best FS upgrade video on KZbin. Detail is perfection thanks so much for providing.

[@Bigbeebeellc]

One method I use for not losing detents and springs is to place it in a gallon sized bag and if it flies, you’re more likely to keep it contained inside the bag. Not 100% but much better than using the screwdriver blade method. 👍

[@KeokiDude]

Always the most detailed and informative videos of this DIY type- thanks.

[@makanaslayden6112]

Just bought the kit and guide rod for my Beretta 96. Awesome easy to understand video!

[@Drew4078]

Your videos are absolutely fantastic!!! I cannot thank you enough for sharing your knowledge with the rest of us. Keep up the good work!!!

[@stevenford4313]

Outstanding video and spring set. Just installed on a Girsan Regard gen 3. Very happy with the results. Bravo!

[@wrbruce6100]

As always you do a great job on your videos. The lighting and camera work and close ups are as good as it gets. The quality of your videos would make good tear down and reassembly videos to sell. Take care

[@MCARBO]

Thanks Brother, I appreciate that. Glad to have your Support!

[@Ammglenny]

How much

[@alexmedinarn]

This is a great video man. Excellent job.

[@MrAllandeguzie]

Super detailed instructions anyone can understand. Your'e the BEST sir, keep it up and more power! God bless you. . .

[@maris6843]

Thank you so much for this video. So well done on every part from the filming to the narration. It's great to be able to work on your own gun, and you made it so simple.

[@kevinligabue3986]

amazing informative video, follow the instructions you can't get wrong, thank you so much guys I love the new trigger kit

[@amo757]

Your tutorials are the best on KZbin. Thank you.

[@LarryeWhite61]

I just ordered your parts and watching the video again. Shared this to the Beretta FB group for others.

[@MCARBO]

Awesome! Thanks Brother for your Support! We appreciate you spreading the word.

[@LarryeWhite61]

@@MCARBO Have my list made for the Ruger PC in 40 S&W. Hoping you'd offer a frt forend for them. Don't want to spend $$$ at Midwest Ind.

[@LarryeWhite61]

@@MCARBO did the frame work today and dropped S/A trigger pull from 3.75 to 3.25lb

[@babarabbasi2357]

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[@babarabbasi2357]

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[@RS-rn4ox]

Thanks for the excellent video, It gives real detailed pictures and descriptions. I used it to swap my trigger and springs.

[@watzilla7]

Really awesome video! I started out with the trigger replacement watching a different video but found this one and it made it a breeze. Thanks!

[@cecilandrews7479]

This is got to be the best video of any I've seen

[@orangetlr]

Thanks for this great instructional video. I would have struggled mightily installing the spring kit without it.

[@MCARBO]

Thanks Mike, glad you found it helpful!

[@NerminIsic]

Excellent video. Really appreciated the detail put in and the instructions given for the Spring orientation.

[@AndrewOtwellMusic]

Great kit and excellent video for step-by-step instructions. I did my new 92 including the polishing steps and love it.

[@djmm468]

U guys did a great job on this… to top it made some great parts. 👍👍

[@highcountryhay]

Awesome tutorial video on the Beretta! Thanks! 👍👍👍

[@zenadventurer69]

Some of the best video instruction on the web.

[@brianstuckey1410]

Excellent video.the best.i have installed a spring kit from this company.micro 9 .made the gun 300 percent better.

[@michaelgabel981]

Excellent video, helped me out of a bind replacing my trigger. Thanks you!

[@kevinyoung1447]

Thank you for the very informative video… just ordered 5,00 cases of 1000 grit sandpaper(just kidding)This kit looks just a tad more extensive than the CZ P07 kit I just installed on mine yesterday! Although you definitely raise my confidence level with the quality of detail you go into with each step. Thank you again for your content from this awesome company!

[@corylemaster8922]

Best instructional videos on the Tube. A+ product 👍

[@billburmaster8468]

I am 82 year old .i do my gun work . This is one exceptional video. Image a CZ 75b In deep need of a ctc # 475. Laser grip new Used ok eyes not to good. Please. Please HELP. Ctc disconnected. I have a 92A1Beretta ....everyone ... Should watch. Mandatory. Great. VIDEO

[@jimdanielson272]

Love the how to but I ended up at 5.2 lbs after the springs. But Mcarbo helped me get 3 lbs off my awful trigger pull.

[@Apathesis0]

This is a great video. I wish Wilson Combat had a video like this for their Beretta mag releases. Two of their mag releases I got required significant filing and polishing to fit inside my M9A1 frame, where as numerous OEM releases dropped right in. Needless to say, my frame was scuffed a little by the mag release well as a result of trying to fit the damn WC parts inside.

[@rafaelCarvalho-h5j]

Hi, there, great video. I just found this and wonder if you have done this kind of work on the PT92 from Taurus?

[@Uce_wess]

Thanks for the vid! Helped a lot. Got to clean dirt I couldn't even see.

[@grady719]

Great video, now we need an adjustable trigger. THANKS!!

[@markfarris2630]

Any plans for 92 Parts a la carte or aimed towards the 90-Two? Most of the springs are identical but the -Two has its own better designed trigger bar spring.

[@lennywinbox1734]

Wow, great lighting, the best I've seen so far. (People video recording black guns and camera exposure is off, can't see what's going on.) 34:00 so didn't you want to replace the composite trigger with metal? 51:54 which spring did you replace it with? 12#? how would that compare to the D spring? You make it look so easy!

[@jetpilot-jp3kh]

I found that some really small crochet needles helped with the sear and trigger springs.

[@JOS42574]

Question, took it apart and put it back together, however, it is double action only. What do you think the issue is?

[@DavidSmith-zv5er]

Great video... Installed the new trigger kit in my Beretta 92FS Brigadier and I'll be at the range tomorrow night to try it out !

[@M1213-x6f]

Thank you for such an outstanding disassembly/reassembly video.

[@timothyrichburg7331]

Works like a charm! Great tutorial!

[@meejmuas8686]

The trigger return spring was a pain for reinstalling. The spring kept leaking through the trigger hole at the bottom. I just kept trying until the spring didnt stick through the bottom trigger hole and laid on to of it. But what worked was pushing the pin in from the left side, using the punch to line up spring from the top while stilling pushing the pin on the left, then the pin gets stuck halfway through the spring, so I pulled the trigger a few times while pushing the pin and IT WENT IN. Then for reinstalling trigger bar, I used needlenose pliers to shape a safety pin to look like a mini hook. I used the hook to pull up on the trigger return spring, while extending the trigger to make it easier, then slip the pin of the trigger bar from the right in, raise the trigger return spring over the pin and then finish by pushing the rest of the pin in

[@davidhabener5767]

Great video, I was thinking g model conversion, the other videos lac detail. I was going to pay to have it installed. not now. you saved me some bucks. Well worth my time. Thank you

[@brethatch2244]

Just FYI...I purchased your full spring kit and bench block and not other guys/companies for one reason. This video! Done super well, great details, great tips, really good footage. I'm still debating if I'm going to polish the sear/hammer areas or run it and let it work in... Tyvm

[@brethatch2244]

Update: I don't have a trigger tester, but I just finished this entire build just like the video. The polishing was easy, and my what a difference it all makes!! Literally a whole new system, amazed at the difference. 1st pull in SA literally took me by surprise it was so insanely smooth and light. Also I'll add: I installed a WC "short trigger" (looks about a 3/16" difference) and a beretta skeleton hammer and a SS guide rod (but coated black) I can't wait to go out to my range and really sink my teeth into it

[@philandrews1924]

Excellent video. I’ve been using a clear 2 gallon plastic bag for disassembly. When it’s in the bag and something goes flying it stays in the bag.

[@tommyx313]

I can’t wait till I get mine. Love the how to video.

[@MrWessed]

I don't know why companies don't make their product better from the start. Don't get me wrong you guys do a great job but why can't manufacturers do that from the get-go keep up the good work

[@Sourpusscandy]

Like he said, the cost would go up. If you want a perfect gun off the shelf, get a Wilson Combat custom Beretta 92. Probably have to pre-order, none in stock right now. In the ballpark of $1200 or more.

[@dthundergunb3115]

I got the Wilson Conbat fluted guide rod that was the first thing I replaced on my 92X,I was shocked that beretta cheated out on that. Thanks for this video I was wondering how I got everything out of the slide and what springs to watch out for

[@jimgoodwin6440]

I've been trying to get an Langdon Tactical Trigger Job in a Bag but, like everything firearms related, they're out of stock everywhere. They say it's 95% of the trigger job and this seems like it's the remaining 5%. The only thing lacking is the modified trigger bar Langdon provides. Good job on this and thanks for providing the info in such a detailed manner!

[@thedrgunner1137]

EXCELLENT TUTORIAL!

[@PaulsToolReview]

Fantastic video and very thorough with great close ups of some of the more tricky spots like the safety assembly! Any light primer strikes with 12# hammer spring? I think it shouldn't be a problem with factory new domestic ammo (non-NATO), but these days with ammo very expensive and sometimes hard to find, you may need to practice with foreign ammo with harder primers or forgo training at times. I'm putting in a 12# hammer in mine to give it a try with Blazer Brass 124 FMJ and SIG 124 JHP, but as a backup, I'm going to make sure I have a 14# and the original as backup for future proofing. Only thing this video is missing is optionally replacing the mag release with an oversized one, optionally converting it to a g decocker, and optionally removing the take down level and button which isn't that hard, but you may want to know how to do that too. For me, this will be my go to video for all 92 spring replacements.

[@gordonheacock7646]

Great job well done, keep up the great work.

[@StaniO-i1w]

Perfekte Darstellung......Danke

[@bjolly8924]

I just ordered a Beretta 92 compact and I was going to go for the Langdon tactical trigger in a bag. I just looked up the m carbo kit and it's only $29.99 vs $172.00 for the Langdon tactical. I think I'll give the m carbo kit a chance first.

[@Frostytravels]

Sir you make some awesome products, and great videos.

[@danmcgregor1868]

My 92 FS has a roll pin for hammer spring cap. I sure wish I had that pin in the video!

[@glenn9892]

Thanks . I now have a new project for myself and my 92 fs.

[@MCARBO]

Awesome! Keep us posted on the results. Thanks Brother for your support!

[@vettenutt0534]

Thanks so much for the video and attention to detail