Beretta 92FS Bi-Tone update with LOK Grips & DPM System

Published on August 1, 2020
Duration: 7:34

This video details a Beretta 92FS Bi-Tone experiencing persistent extraction failures, even after upgrades like LOK Grips and a DPM recoil system. The host demonstrates advanced malfunction clearing techniques for double feeds and extraction failures, emphasizing manual clearing for severe jams. Despite aftermarket improvements, the pistol's reliability issues persist, leading to a decision to send it to Wilson Combat for professional work.

Quick Summary

The Beretta 92FS Bi-Tone experienced chronic extraction failures, even after installing LOK Grips and a DPM Systems recoil reduction guide rod. The host demonstrates clearing techniques for severe jams, involving locking the slide, removing the magazine, and manually clearing the chamber.

Chapters

  1. 00:17Introduction & Upgrades: Beretta 92FS Bi-Tone, LOK Grips, DPM System
  2. 01:08Live Fire: Persistent Reliability Issues & Extraction Failures
  3. 02:18Ammunition Specs: Sig Sauer Elite Performance 9mm Luger 115gr
  4. 04:01Malfunction Clearing Techniques: Tap & Rack vs. Manual Clear
  5. 06:05Final Assessment: Unreliable 92FS, Plan for Wilson Combat

Frequently Asked Questions

What specific reliability issues did the Beretta 92FS Bi-Tone experience?

The Beretta 92FS Bi-Tone suffered from persistent failures to extract, meaning spent casings did not eject properly from the chamber. This issue was noted to have been present since the firearm was new.

What aftermarket upgrades were installed on the Beretta 92FS Bi-Tone?

The pistol was upgraded with LOK Grips in a 'Zombie Green Black' Bogie pattern, featuring stainless slotted screws. Additionally, a DPM Systems recoil reduction guide rod assembly was installed.

How should one clear a severe extraction failure in a Beretta 92FS?

For severe extraction failures, after the 'tap and rack' method fails, lock the slide to the rear, remove the magazine, and manually clear the jammed cartridge from the chamber and ejection port.

What ammunition was used for testing the Beretta 92FS Bi-Tone?

The ammunition used was Sig Sauer Elite Performance 9mm Luger. It features a 115-grain Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) bullet with a rated muzzle velocity of 1185 feet per second.

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