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The 43c is a good gun, but not almost 200 dollars more than the ruger lcr 22lr, over priced

Dude you don't need to be working on your pistol your ham handed

How's that bare steel OPB now that you've had it almost 1 year? Too rough on the hands or is it okay?

Stick to ruining glocks

The Classic & Yes pls , sold my 6yr old Onix , in need & went to good home . This Christmas friend drops off bottle of Wine , Dog bisquits for my Hog Fetching Dog & my missed Mouse Pistol. Like a Child that came home .

Damn, did something wrong. Trigger wont go back to forward position on its own now. Edit: If anyone else has this issue (Trigger not moving to the forward position after being pulled and also locking up once pulled forward manually) Check that the spring wound up just above the trigger itself (its obvious to me now that theyre attached) is pressing against the trigger bar. If it is pressing against the chassis, then you will need to wind it back around and set it so that it is pressing (acting in an upward force) against the trigger bar. There, I present to you both the problem and the solution. Much like governments. I have your back ;)

Great video sir thank you

Sw 43c is a revolver

I'm debating between the ohio power bar, B&R bar 2.0, and a regular ohio bar to be used as a do-it-all bar with the exception of olympic lifts. Mainly will be used for squats, deadlifts, bench, OHP, & bb rows. Which bar would you go with if you were me? Do you find the aggressive knurling of the power bar to be a hinderance in any of the lifts I mentioned? Which bar would you personally choose if you could only go with one?

Both of those safeties make this gun safer for everyone. The magazine safety is there to prevent the number one cause of accidental shootings. Quite often someone will remove the magazine, but forget there is a round in the chamber, leaving the opportunity for someone else to assume the gun is safe and pull the trigger to feel what it feels like.....shooting the person next to them. The thumb safety prevents children from shooting each other. Anyone who removes either of these safety devices is an idiot and a hazard to others.

Just leave the safety off if you don't like it. Why void the warranty?

Carry guns get banged around. I dont know why people are saying this is fine. You can get jumped on the street and thrown to the ground and your gun might not work when needed. Now the striker instead of chamber indicator and cocking rear wings are starting to make sense...

I'm working on making a .380 slide work on the 22 model and I was wondering why the 22 frame has those cutouts at the front to shorten the rails. Do you know why they did that?

This will not result in the weapon discharging. Unless you bought the VP9 with the intention of using it as both a sidearm and hammer simultaneously, this is not a problem.

I carry the 617 22mag but the ejection sucks. 22lr you get 1 more round and with federal punch it’s a great gun. Obviously I shouldnt need to reload after 7 shots of 22mag but for practice it’s way more fun to have a gun that ejects.

I think there's a small hole in the side of the grip to hold the sear forward, so you can take out the chassis and put it back in without a hassle. You can put a punch in there hold push and hold it forward. Then you just pop the chassis back into the grip and pull out the punch from the hole. (edit: If you don't have a long skinny punch or a screwdriver to use, a paperclip can work and one time I used a tooth pick... so it opens up a couple options if you don't have the right tools).

Any idea how the safety works exactly? Seems like it came out so easily and is such a simple part... but I couldn't see how it works exactly (like a hammer block, sear block, trigger block, etc...)...

@ 5:50 - I bet I know where the “92” came from❗️😂

Do they sell a plug for the safety hole?

Just stopping by to say thanks for this video It took me a couple trys to get the gun to function after dissesembly What I did was flipp the mag disconnect spring so the tension would keep the disconnect facing up all the time I also kept my manual safty ........... now I can fire the gun without a mag Regards, Rick

I watched your video and thank you for the explanation on the safety removal. It gave me an idea. I decided to forgo the trouble and placed a pin head size drop of 5 minute epoxy on the safe side and pushed the safety forward to the fire position. After 5 minutes the problem was solved with out disassembly and no cavity where the safety was. I will live with the magazine disconnect intact.

One of my favorite j frames

Just recently experienced the same issue with my brand new 92x centurion after putting like a 500 rounds or more through it. 1st I thought it was carbon and grit build up from running it suppressed, then I thought the trigger bar spring was worn and lost its tension. But even after cleaning and oiling and checking the trigger bar spring tension the issue periodically happens when dry fire testing or using snap caps. It truly sucks because I now feel uncomfortable that I may have a dead trigger pull when its most needed. For that reason alone I’m going to stop carrying it. Till I hear something back from beretta, I read someone else had the same issue back in 2022 but he left no update about any fix. Returning back to my HK to carry, that gun runs well and never gave me any trouble even with multiple rounds put through it.

Just loosen the upper grip screw on trigger bar side till figure out your grip situation. Put the 1st 200 rds through mine today. Love it

I prefer to have a manual safety on a pocket pistol. That was the big seller for me over the .380, which doesn’t have one.

I have heard if you disbale the mag safety the gun has less fails to fire

Yes, this video is very helpful, I don't like safeties either. Thanks

22s are fun! Got a couple LCRs that I ❤

Thanks so much! I love my LCP .22 and carry it with Aguila Interceptor 40 grain. They clock an actual 1000 fps on my chronograph out of this little gun.

I ordered the little blocking piece to take its place put the gun back together not quite sure what I did wrong but the trigger no longer works so looks like it's going to the gunsmith next weekend

Funny ejection

nice recoil, very manageable... 💪😁

Sounds like a Double tap or sear? Problem??…

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First pistol I shot when I was 6 in the 1990s. I remember it being finicky with 22lr did alright with thunderbolts. You also got to worry if it doesn't fire then you got a stuck 22 in the chamber. If you look past those problems It's a fun pistol to shoot and I'll probably pick one up in the near future. As for pocket 380s 9 out of 10 suck to shoot, terrible triggers, narrow in the hand. I can say the 3032 tomcat in 32acp. Fits in the hand well, decent trigger, and I can hit steel plates at 25 yards. With the newer polymer 380s my shoot time is really slow and I'm lucky to hit 15 yards consistently.

Got this from my FFL yesterday ( S & W 43C ) J frame @ 11.5 ounces but got the Wilson Combat trigger kit to install / then clean / then range !

Thanks for the info! I can't wait to delete the mag safety.

AWESOME" THANKS!

I'm glad your opinion is favorable; I've got a new FDE "COVERT" model on layaway. I had a LCP ll "lite rack" .22lr but sold it because I just got no consistent reliability from it regardless of the ammo I tried, and I tried a bunch. I'm looking forward to the Beretta, mainly because it seems so solidly built. We'll see.

Is there any reason to leave the internal portion of the safety and it's spring in place? As near as I can tell on mine, it serves no purpose other than taking up space on the frame pin.

You do realize that you just deactivated the little dingus on the trigger as well right?

Thank you for showing this/doing this, now can you ask someone to make a plug for it maybe using a 3d printer? lol

i shot a Smith & Wesson today not the one he has but a model 617 it was fun also good gun for beginners its low recoil and good for kids

Thank you for the detailed video! Followed it step by step and knocked this out on mine with no issue!

Great video. Just purchased it yesterday. With a box of high velocity🤘❤️🇺🇸

Disassembles just like a Keltec. Internals are almost exactly the same, too.

Chassis, look up pronunciation. Driving me nuts!! 😆 the last s is silent.

Beautiful little pistol.

I just leave the safety off and pretend it’s not there but that magazine safety annoys the shit out of me

I removed my magazine disconnect in hopes of smoothing the crunchy trigger. It helped a lot. When shooting the LCP .22 I noticed the trigger hit 2 or 3 walls & I didn't;t know when it was going to fire. Felt crunchy. Much smoother now. I shoot it better & it's much more enjoyable. Also more reliable. It was running about 90%. One failure per mag. Now it hasn't failed in hundreds of rounds. I left the manual safety on it because I use this to train new shooters (also a Taurus TX22) & they freak out over not having a safety until they learn more.