welshrabbit
11-27-08, 12:30
Happy Thanksgiving to Everyone.
Last night I was at Bass Pro and I had the desire to pick up a Beretta M9. I have seen them many times before and been curious about them but when I picked it up last night I just felt like the grip was phenomenal. I know most everyone else says the grip is too big, but hey to me it was he best grip going bar none, and I am not a big man at all. And now that I finally have needing a .45 out of my head I do not think I could find a metal Double Action that I would prefer.
Anyway I realize that the gun is more maintenace intensive than others and I was hoping that you gentlemen could help me with some guidelines for what parts need to be replaced and when?
Secondly, where would you look to find metal replacement parts for the newer plastic parts on more recent M9's?
Lastly, what is the general consensus on replacing the trigger spring with a Wolff TCU? Does it reallly significantly slow trigger reset?
Thank you,
Shannon
Last night I was at Bass Pro and I had the desire to pick up a Beretta M9. I have seen them many times before and been curious about them but when I picked it up last night I just felt like the grip was phenomenal. I know most everyone else says the grip is too big, but hey to me it was he best grip going bar none, and I am not a big man at all. And now that I finally have needing a .45 out of my head I do not think I could find a metal Double Action that I would prefer.
Anyway I realize that the gun is more maintenace intensive than others and I was hoping that you gentlemen could help me with some guidelines for what parts need to be replaced and when?
Secondly, where would you look to find metal replacement parts for the newer plastic parts on more recent M9's?
Lastly, what is the general consensus on replacing the trigger spring with a Wolff TCU? Does it reallly significantly slow trigger reset?
Thank you,
Shannon