Lube points for Beretta 92fs

[snail]

Can anyone tell me where I should lube my Beretta 92? I bought it used, and I don't have the manual for it. I would appreciate the help.

 

[yomama]

Not exactly an expert in the 92, but as a general rule you want to lube any moving parts that are coming into contact with one another. I probably lube a bit more than normal but not excessive, so I lube the rails, sides of hammer, outside the barrel (never inside, not a good idea), barrel lug, slide stop, ect...

 

[PSP]

Contact Beretta and get a manual. In the meantime look here...
http://stevespages.com/pdf/beretta_92.pdf

 

[TexasSeaRay]

Wherever load-bearing metal meets load-bearing metal. Just make sure and not overdo it.

Jeff

 

[IM_Lugger]

If it's used, look for ware and lube in thos eplaces


92FS is just live any other gun; lube the rails, outlise of the marrel mear the muzzle. Also don't forget to drop of oil on the locking block, and the LB rails on the frame.

 

[snail]

Thank you for the advice, and the link. I am so used to the Glock lube points that I just want to be sure about the Beretta. It does seem pretty straightforward, but the manual provided on the link makes it sound like 80% of the gun needs oil. It certainly seems easier than I thought, 4-5 drops should cover it.