do I have to rack each time on beretta 92fs ?
493032
Beretta 92fs is double action, so you can shoot as many times you want in double action, but if you want to shoot in single action, yes. I try to do (daily) about 50 double action shots (with a D spring, if you have regular hammer spring make it 30-40), 25 unholstering and 25 alternating between two targets, and then 20 in single action.
493033
I have a 92FS Compact and the answer is firmly "no," because I've used this item; all you have to do is pull the hammer back as Richard K. said. Once you have this item chambered and put the pistol into battery, you will actuate the laser by just pulling the hammer back and dropping it with a pull of the trigger. For a striker fire pistol such as an H&K; VP9, one must indeed rack the slide back each time.
493034
It's easy enough to find out for yourself. Using the laserlyte is just the same as dry firing, so whatever you have to do to get the firing pin to strike, that's what you have to do to actuate the Laserlyte.
493035
Yes. I have this Lazer trainer in 9m and you must rack the slide each time. A little bit of a hassle but you can consider this extra training. This is such a great way to train for acuracy and target skills. Using this and some range time, i have gained 2 more marksmanship rockers. Enjoy your ptactice time in the comfort of your home.
493036
Not a full rack. In fact, just pull the hammer back, which makes an external hammer gun easier than my Glock
471536
No. If you have a railed Beretta M9, 92FS or 96 .40cal with rails this holster will not work for you.
103033
No you do not. I mounted the bipod on a Remington 700 myself. Came with everything I needed.
488350
None it only holds large and small frame pistols. And don't shut the door too quickly or the will fall out as there is no way to secure them to the racks
1611982
Yes. You take off the two picatinny rail mounts and screw the mag pouch where they were. PROTIP: use the screws from the shoulder holster to mount the pouches, as the ones provided are too long, and they make for a rather wobbly mount. Also, you can push the chicago screw into the pouch, and the little teeth will not grip the plastic anymore, making it a pain to unscrew (if anyone has any recommendations on how to rectify this, please hit me up.)
264973
Yes, you need to load it. As far as I can figure out, you can only load it through the bottom (the barrel rotates as you pull the trigger, so only the ~5 cylinders that are open can be filled at any one time) which is kind of annoying.
130860
I've shot a lot of rounds thru my 870 tactual without any problems. I check everything fairly often but don't recall any serious problems with it coming loose.
2021596
You should have a swivel stud on the stock. If you turn the stock (or whole rifle) upside down, and set the bipod on it, you'll see how it clamps on.
1552638
Sure is. I have two Arisaka type 99's in mine. No bipods or scopes, but if it will safely hold two without them touching, then one Russian piece should fit easy.
56844
You need to install a shorter/tactical forend. Like a magpul or the like. Otherwise you won't be able to rack it.
2057244
I have it on a single stack XD and it fits fine. I have put over 500 rounds through with it and I have never needed to adjust. I love it!
1294849
No, the rail needs the ring mounts to be mounted to the gun....you can have rail or rings not both
217155
That depends on if you plan to have a scope on both along with the magazine in them and a fore grip. I have a Mossberg 715T modeled after an AR-15 with the scope, magazine, and fore grip on mine in the case with my Remington 700 which also has a scope and a bi-pod mounted to it and they fit fine. To answer your question I do believe so just set them in the 69 manner.
1312581
Yes, this will fit a model 92Fs. I have one on an older Beretta 92FS from the early 90's and I just recently installed a pair on a newer Italian model Beretta 92FS in December 2014.
54143
I have an M9 (military version of the 92F/S) with a compensator and special mount for this specific site (without the rail adapter installed). It works great. However, you can not put this on a Beretta M9/92 series without special mount. I got mine added by Mountain Competition Pistols in Tannerville, PA.
1603469
Lots of rounds means heat, this means that metal will eventually move a bit. There is a chance that it will move forward on the barrel but the tolerance on the one I have is such that lateral movement is unlikely.
772532
Single shot; rack one, shoot, do it again. Since it is spring powered it must be reset after each shot.