BERETTA CHEETAH STEP BY STEP -Beretta cheetah reassembly for Beretta model 84 and Beretta 85 cheetah

[@TheRogueBanshee]

Sorry about the bad video before. This is the corrected one. What do you think about this "little" Beretta?

[@deucedeuce1572]

Objectively speaking... they're all bad. lol (Just kidding of course. Appreciate the videos).

[@TheRogueBanshee]

@@deucedeuce1572 I try my worst just for you! Thanks for watching!

[@Alpha_Wolf.]

Great video, thanks for taking time out and going through the trouble of making a step by step detailed video, much appreciated keep up the good work! Two 👍🏻 👍🏻 up. Liked and subscribed !

[@difarr1618]

Mine is an 85 bb,..Chambered in 380.. I'm missing the entire mag safety assembly. Were the bb's fitted with mag safety assemblys?

[@TheRogueBanshee]

@@difarr1618 I believe the BB also had the mag safety

[@BrightonBears]

I’ll like to thank you bc this was a hard gun to redo all of the springs!!! Thanks again

[@ben_shoots_]

Holy cow I'm glad the internet exists. That little trigger spring is a sonofa!!!

[@zebracherub]

Thank you for this video. The trigger spring-slide stop-disassembly lever gizmo was driving me insane !! Cheers from France 🇫🇷

[@TheRogueBanshee]

Glad it helped! Thanks for watching!

[@brianc1701]

Thanks for taking the time to fix and repost this video. I thought the first posting was fine, can't blame anyone who takes such pride in his work!

[@TheRogueBanshee]

Thanks for watching. Yea there was a short section the was wrong and it needed to be replaced. That's what happens when you rush.

[@barryarmitage316]

I bought a Model 85 and had a gunsmith add a finish. He used KG Guncoat and it turned out great. He said breaking the 85 down and reassembly was a challenge. I hope he saw your video. Thanks the videos are great and easy to understand.

[@TheRogueBanshee]

Funny. I get a a bunch of cerakote shops that reach out to me on this gun. It is a real PITA to work with. When I was an FFL I used to Cerakote a bunch of surplus 84s and 85s and got good at them.

[@AtrociousAK47]

this has been most helpful in reassembling the basically indentical trigger spring on my FN Browning BDA 380, which is the .380 version of the .32 caliber FN140DA, but made by berretta and sold under browning for the American market, discontinued in 1997, and is essentially a model 84 without the exposed barrel, and with a slide mounted safety/decocker instead of the usual frame mounted one. My spring came out the last time i was cleaning it and i havent been able to to figure out how to put it back in ever since, basically found next to zero info on it, just an unhelpful user manual, schematic with parts list, and a couple old forum posts that basically said let a gunsmith figure it out, along with complaining about how it was difficult to source these replacement springs even back then.

[@WylieGuns1776]

Great series! I find people are afraid to take down and clean/inspect there pistols. Between the 2 videos, it makes it really easy. Great job!

[@TheRogueBanshee]

thanks for watching and dropping a comment

[@yq397r]

This video totally saved my Beretta 84BB with a broken seer! FIXED!

[@TheRogueBanshee]

Glad it helped. Thanks for watching!

[@greg7sammons]

I'm going to replace my trigger, trigger spring and bar on my 87T with 89 parts and would never attempt it without videos like this so thank you so much.

[@TheRogueBanshee]

Right on! I am glad that this video is going to help you out. These 80 series Beretta's are great little guns. Let me know how the replacement went and thanks for watching!

[@Foxxdion]

Instructive , helpful and brilliant. Thank you.

[@TheRogueBanshee]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching

[@jim8684]

I just viewed the disassembly video and this video. I have to say that this is one of the clearest videos that I've seen on the subject. Your camera work and the explanation was excellent! Just an amazing video! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@TheRogueBanshee]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching and dropping a comment.

[@silverprado1206]

Invaluable info for anyone with one of these models or their derivatives. I have the 87T and your efforts here are very much appreciated. Thank you.

[@TheRogueBanshee]

Thanks for watching! I am glad this series is helping you out!

[@ericlondon5731]

One of the few guns that always makes me curse violently until the trigger return spring is in !!!! Thank you for telling me I am not the only one who hates this one.

[@TheRogueBanshee]

When I had my FFL and did Cerakote work, The Trigger spring on the Cheetah was a real PITA and was always happy when that was back in. I tried several tools to try to get that back in until I modified a free screwdriver that I got from a trade show. Personally, I think Beretta got sick of the trigger spring as well and that was why they discontinued it.

[@j5m1v8g]

THANK YOU for this video! If you're ever in NW Indiana, I owe you lunch.

[@TheRogueBanshee]

Glad it helped you. Thanks for watching!

[@deucedeuce1572]

Greatly Appreciated. I believe that all gun owners should know this information (and then some) about each and every gun they own. I know it shouldn't be required by law in any way... but I think it should be a personal requirement of each person. We are responsible for our own firearms and their safety and reliability... so each person should know Precisely how his gun works, how to field strip, disassemble, function check, safety check and maintain each firearm owned. I've actually seen people modify their guns and/or holsters which caused negligent/accidental discharges... and then they STILL tried to blame and sue the gun manufacturer, as if it's somehow their fault that their guns go off when the trigger is pulled.

[@ryansavage7900]

Inherited an 84bb, trigger didn't work at all. This video helped tremendously when it came time to fix it. Thank you!

[@TheRogueBanshee]

Glad it helped

[@andrewharrod8604]

you saved my life

[@TheRogueBanshee]

I don't know if I saved your life.... but I am glad you liked the video!

[@kylemiller6639]

Perfect video by the way

[@TheRogueBanshee]

Glad you liked it!

[@robinsage1964]

Thank you for this informative video.

[@TheRogueBanshee]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.

[@difarr1618]

Thanks for your video... I was unable to get the trigger spring in, plus I realized my 85 is missing the mag. Safety assembly...

[@TheRogueBanshee]

Awesome! Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!

[@RickJZ1973]

Excellent tutorial video! Very well presented.

[@TheRogueBanshee]

Thanks for watching! Glad you liked it!

[@haywoodchablomi8037]

Found an "easier" way to do the trigger spring. I found that catching the lower coil in the trigger with a 1/16" punch first. This will allow some movement to the rear so you can then pull the spring back to get it captured in the takedown lever pin.

[@tristanpasseggiati2997]

Terrific tutorial! Thanks so much for this!

[@Bearthorn]

Thanks buddy, at 23:43 i got fix my magazine safety clip. It came out when i took my grips off and went 🤬🤬.. Surfed for schematic , not enough info. I would of never figured it out. I have the Beretta 85 fs.. got it at a steal and it seems new!👍🏻👍🏻🤠🇺🇸

[@mothertoaster5006]

hay ive been looking around at BERETTA CHEETAH's. but i wanted to swap out a few parts looking at getting a used one, but then the idea of just building one came to mind do you think i could do this would it just cost more? i would for sure have a gunsmith check my work after but i just wanted to see what you thought thank you!

[@TheRogueBanshee]

Usually building one is more expensive than buying one... but then again, I believe Beretta stopped importing them again. Not sure if you will find all the individual parts to build from scratch.

[@mothertoaster5006]

@@TheRogueBanshee yea finding a lot of videos on how people get the 81',s for 200$ now looking it up its at 400$

[@Alpha_Wolf.]

I have a model 87BB thr is no firing pin block in the slide from factory, but thr is a firing pin catch lever (can be seen at 5:16) can i remove the firing pin catch lever and the spring to lighten my trigger pull as its doing nothing just sitting thr except for making my trigger pulls a few ounces heavier ?

[@TheRogueBanshee]

For liability reasons... the only thing I can say is, it was put there for a reason from the manufacturer. Thanks for watching!

[@kylemiller6639]

Seeking a repair opinion for my 84FS: the frame slide guide-rail on the left hand side just forward of the front straight-pin hole of the ejector has broken off from the slide-catch cut-out back to and including the front half of the straight-pin hole. (best seen at ~3:31) The straight-pin is still in place and the ejector seems only slightly misaligned. I have not attempted to fire weapon yet. The slide moves without impedance on field-stripping. Do you think this reparable or would frame have to be replaced? I’m guessing probably the worst case scenario unfortunately.

[@TheRogueBanshee]

For liability reasons, I cannot give advice. However, if that were my gun, I would strip it for parts. That is some significant frame damage. I feel sorry for you. Thanks for watching and glad you like the video.

[@RickJZ1973]

Frame sounds like it is significantly damaged. Possibly, consider contacting Beretta. They may be able to replace it. If not, plenty of good parts within the frame.

[@joeyko32]

Thank you for sharing 👍👍👍👍

[@TheRogueBanshee]

No problem 👍

[@frankfurt564]

anyone else having trouble getting that right side safety roll pin out? you say 1/16th" punch but the pin seems way smaller than that. I have a model 84bb. would that make any difference?

[@frankfurt564]

nevermind. I just used an eyeglasses repair kit screwdriver. now I'm trying to get the trigger bar installed. the trigger spring seemed easier in comparison

[@thefleaflop]

Hi,... Great video, always enjoy your videos. Just bought a 82bb made in 1992. The hammer is a real bear to cock. I own 4 otner 80s series berettas and none are as difficult to bring the hammer back. As you know, this also makes the slide very hard to rack.... Is this common with this model? Gun runs fine.... And is in 32 auto.

[@mk2_suprr]

fist time for me doing that trigger spring for a 85bb and damn that really was a bitch, but glad i was able to get it back together ! good learning video, only complaint would probably be improved lighting and angles if you ever do it again.

[@obdaking]

Legend

[@Zviick]

TRIGGER SPRING, WHY BERETTA??????????

[@TheRogueBanshee]

Yea... so annoying on this gun!

[@TonyTheGoon]

The trigger spring probably took 45 minutes, but also 2 years off my life. But thanks, or it would have just sat in pieces lol

[@TheRogueBanshee]

Yea, that is a real MFer. I used to buy these on surplus, fix them up, refinish them and sell them, I got pretty good at doing the spring. But damn, I had a hard time figuring them out. Glad you got it back together.

[@GeraldGeraldi-po5ut]

This really made me appreciate Glocks...

[@TheRogueBanshee]

Berettas have a tendency to do that.

[@เด็กน้อยฝันสูง123]

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