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Speaker 2: firearms, safety should always be first.
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Speaker 2: The Beretta Model 92 was designed in the early 1970s and was an evolution of the 1923 and
Speaker 2: 1951 models.
Speaker 2: The engine began in May of 1976.
Speaker 1: Push the slide to the rear, and push up on the slide stop to hold the slide to the rear.
Speaker 1: I use a zip tie to show that there's nothing in the chamber or the barrel, as well as the
Speaker 1: magwell. This firearm is unloaded and safe to be handled.
Speaker 1: To remove the slide from the frame, we're going to locate the disassembly button on
Speaker 1: the right side of the frame and push it in.
Speaker 1: Now we're going to locate the disassembly lever on the left side of the frame and rotate
Speaker 1: it downwards.
Speaker 1: Once it's in the full downward position, you can release the button.
Speaker 1: Resist the temptation to press down on the slide lock.
Speaker 1: Instead, push the slide back a little to release
Speaker 2: it and now pull the slide off the frame.
Speaker 2: Like most semi-automatic pistols, the 92 N96
Speaker 1: recoil spring assembly rests on the front lug of the barrel.
Speaker 1: Always use eye protection when working with springs.
Speaker 1: We are going to slightly compress the recoil spring assembly while pulling it down and out of the slide slowly to relieve the tension on the spring.
Speaker 2: Now pull the recoil spring from the guide rod.
Speaker 2: To remove the barrel, we're going to push the locking block plunger while pushing the
Speaker 2: barrel assembly forward slightly.
Speaker 2: Then we can remove the barrel from the bottom of the slide.
Speaker 2: For this step we are going to need the barrel and slide assemblies.
Speaker 2: Insert the muzzle of the barrel assembly into the top opening of the slide and push up on
Speaker 2: the rear to finish installing the barrel.
Speaker 2: For this step we're going to need the recoil spring and guide rod.
Speaker 2: Simply insert the spring onto the guide rod.
Speaker 2: For this step we are going to need our recoil spring assembly and the slide assembly with
Speaker 2: the barrel installed.
Speaker 2: We are going to insert the end of the recoil spring assembly into the bottom hole of the
Speaker 2: slide and compress it so that the back of the guide rod will seat into the locking block
Speaker 2: cutaway.
Speaker 2: The back of the guide rod is held into the locking block cutaway by spring tension.
Speaker 2: For the final
Speaker 1: step of reassembly, you're going to need your completed slide assembly and your frame.
Speaker 1: Align the slide onto the frame guide rails and push it to the rear as far as you can.
Speaker 1: Then push up on the slide lock to capture the slide.
Speaker 1: Now rotate the disassembly latch rearward and release the slide so that it comes home.
Speaker 1: Your firearm is now reassembled.
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