I have not had this pistol for very long, ~150 rounds through it. Listen to the sound when the trigger resets. It started doing this after some DA dry fire practice...the trigger was not doing this previously. Same sound when de-cocked with safety on, or when starting from SA.
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Last edited by HammerStriker; 05-29-2022 at 02:25 AM.
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The first thing that I would try would be to clean between the trigger bar and the frame, in case there is debris that has gotten in there.
You can use a twofold piece of paper to go between, wipe forward and back and move the trigger bar while doing so (by holding the firing pin block plunger lever up). Then, when it comes out clean take another twofold piece of paper and put oil on both sides of it and lubricate in there.
A drop or two of oil on the connections and pivots of the trigger and where the trigger bar squeezes between the frame and the cam block housing can help too.
This would be a starting point to check before attempting any major disassembly.
It also wouldn't hurt to put a drop of oil on the stem of the firing pin block plunger. If you hold the trigger to the rear it will be popped up on the back, top of your slide. Put a dot of oil on it and then release the trigger... it'll suck it in.
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I think I found the culprit...now what to do about it? New video link below:
https://youtube.com/shorts/BjYkck3SDsY?feature=share
Last edited by HammerStriker; 05-29-2022 at 01:03 PM.
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That's weird. My PX4 compact definitely doesn't do that.
Does it sound like it's coming from near the trigger bar? Maybe something came loose in the linkage(s)? Could the mainspring also be rubbing/abrading on the strut as it expands?
Might be an opportunity to drop in a Langdon Optimized Perf. Trigger Bar in. I have it in mine. Helps reduce overtravel a bit... which I kinda struggle with on Beretta DAs. Maybe it'll clear up your issue, too?
EDIT: Just saw your new post. Yeah. Trigger bar.
I looked at mine, and that little looped-over spring (under the trigger bar--trigger return spring?) doesn't move inward like yours does when I'm pulling the trigger. Maybe the bar is hitting that? Also maybe looks like your trigger bar is rubbing the top edge of the frame?
Last edited by MattyD380; 05-29-2022 at 12:19 PM.
Posted a new video here, think I found what's causing it. https://youtube.com/shorts/BjYkck3SDsY?feature=share
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Yeah its bizarre because it only starting doing this after some DA dry fire practice. Never detail stripped the gun, not sure what to do about it...
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Here's a new video, found what's causing it. Not sure if I should send it back t Beretta or if there's an easy fix. What you guys think?
https://youtube.com/shorts/BjYkck3SDsY?feature=share
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