I just got the 84fs co2 powered pistol today it’s a really good replica 1:1 pretty much. I live in the uk so I’m a little baby that can’t be trusted to own the real steal so I have to come to UA-cam just to see them I have shot a few guns when I went Vegas few years ago and I didn’t want to leave lol.
Several of the CO2 and spring-powered pistols are pretty cool and accurate in their depiction. I've considered going after the Tokyo Marui CZ-75 myself.
I had well over 200 handguns all high-quality no shit but this cheetah 84fs Is still one of my favorite go twos it shoots amazing it carries easily it’s not as big as you think put it in your hand you’ll love it it shoots everything and with 380 ammo of today it’s plenty plenty powerful enough to carry anywhere anybody who tells you it’s not don’t know what you’re talking about one of the best you’re the most beautiful pistols 92 FS and the model 84 FS
Great gun, I grew up in an Italian neighborhood in Kansas city, this pistol and the Snubnose were everywhere, I found a Tisas fatih which is a licensed clone of the beretta chettah, I carry it when not carrying my 442 smith, it's not a beretta but it shoots just like one.
I don’t care how big or small you are the gun shoots like a dream and is very very accurate and shoots very soft it’s what a pistol should be I’d like the new one if they had the old rip angle on it I own it
Hey Taylor, was curious if you were interested in selling your laser for the amt long slide, i used to go into welchers all the time and saw you quite a bit at Aero
Thank you for asking, but I have no intention of selling the laser. However, you actually can order one from the individual who made them. There's a link in my AMT video description.
Taylor i have an 84FS too and i have a question about its FUNCTION. When i decock my pistol the hammer drops and rest on the hammer stop leaving a small gap between the hammer and the firing pin. The pistol is now in double action mode. However if i slowly start to squeeze the trigger the hammer will start to move back. At some point BEFORE the hammer falls i can hear a CLICK. If i stop squeezing the trigger at this point and release the finger pressure off the trigger, the hammer will now rest completely on the back of the firing pin. DOES YOUR PISTOL DO THAT? Can you try what i just explained on your pistol. I am not sure why this is happening. Any help is apprieciated Thanks PB
I tested mine and yes it does exactly what you described. I removed the slide to see what was occurring and found the CLICK is the hammer-stop dropping down as the tension from the hammer is released as you squeeze the trigger. Since I manually lower the hammer all the way when not in use, versus using using the decocker, I never knew about this-learn something new everyday.
@@taylorbambico Hi Tyler thank you for testing out your cheetah and letting me know what you found out. I was searching more videos on what might be happening and found one where the guy was explaining the difference with a SLIDE MOUNTED DECOCKER (Beretta 92) and a FRAME MOUNTED DECOCKER. (ie cheetah) He was saying that the 92 when decocked the firing pin rotates upward and when the hammer falls it cant strike the firing pin and will rest on back of the slide, BUT 'frame mounted decockers" dont rotate the firing pin so their hammers will fall in a 'Half Cocked Position". (That's why i noticed the slight gap between the hammer and the back of the slide.) I think the cheetah 84fs still has a firing pin block that would prevent the firing pin from moving forward even with the hammer resting on the back of the slide but i can't verify with certainty. I read in the beretta manual for long storage its okay to lower the hammer fully to take pressure off the hammer spring. But It seems like the manual suggest when carrying the gun loaded , keeping the hammer in the half cocked position using the decocker. What are you thoughts?
Short and too the point. Well done.
I just got the 84fs co2 powered pistol today it’s a really good replica 1:1 pretty much. I live in the uk so I’m a little baby that can’t be trusted to own the real steal so I have to come to UA-cam just to see them I have shot a few guns when I went Vegas few years ago and I didn’t want to leave lol.
Several of the CO2 and spring-powered pistols are pretty cool and accurate in their depiction. I've considered going after the Tokyo Marui CZ-75 myself.
@@taylorbambicowhere did you buy your beretta 84fs I'm looking for one you want to sell yours
@@taylorbambicois this a surplus if so where do you get it?
The Matrix, Scarface(81) and Heat
The first video I've seen with this feller, I'm looking forward to seeing what else he gets his hands on
I had well over 200 handguns all high-quality no shit but this cheetah 84fs Is still one of my favorite go twos it shoots amazing it carries easily it’s not as big as you think put it in your hand you’ll love it it shoots everything and with 380 ammo of today it’s plenty plenty powerful enough to carry anywhere anybody who tells you it’s not don’t know what you’re talking about one of the best you’re the most beautiful pistols 92 FS and the model 84 FS
Great gun, I grew up in an Italian neighborhood in Kansas city, this pistol and the Snubnose were everywhere, I found a Tisas fatih which is a licensed clone of the beretta chettah, I carry it when not carrying my 442 smith, it's not a beretta but it shoots just like one.
I don’t care how big or small you are the gun shoots like a dream and is very very accurate and shoots very soft it’s what a pistol should be I’d like the new one if they had the old rip angle on it I own it
3 Pistols Off The Matrix is a good start‼️ 😎🤠👍🇺🇸👏👏👏🐉. Beretta9MMUSA Sr.
Wow a 380 that hold more then 6 rounds and is not a pocket rocket
Hey Taylor, was curious if you were interested in selling your laser for the amt long slide, i used to go into welchers all the time and saw you quite a bit at Aero
Thank you for asking, but I have no intention of selling the laser. However, you actually can order one from the individual who made them. There's a link in my AMT video description.
Hey! Where did you get your cheeta?
How does it differ from 84F?
Taylor i have an 84FS too and i have a question about its FUNCTION. When i decock my pistol the hammer drops and rest on the hammer stop leaving a small gap between the hammer and the firing pin. The pistol is now in double action mode.
However if i slowly start to squeeze the trigger the hammer will start to move back. At some point BEFORE the hammer falls i can hear a CLICK. If i stop squeezing the trigger at this point and release the finger pressure off the trigger, the hammer will now rest completely on the back of the firing pin. DOES YOUR PISTOL DO THAT? Can you try what i just explained on your pistol. I am not sure why this is happening. Any help is apprieciated Thanks PB
I tested mine and yes it does exactly what you described. I removed the slide to see what was occurring and found the CLICK is the hammer-stop dropping down as the tension from the hammer is released as you squeeze the trigger. Since I manually lower the hammer all the way when not in use, versus using using the decocker, I never knew about this-learn something new everyday.
@@taylorbambico Hi Tyler thank you for testing out your cheetah and letting me know what you found out. I was searching more videos on what might be happening and found one where the guy was explaining the difference with a SLIDE MOUNTED DECOCKER (Beretta 92) and a FRAME MOUNTED DECOCKER. (ie cheetah)
He was saying that the 92 when decocked the firing pin rotates upward and when the hammer falls it cant strike the firing pin and will rest on back of the slide, BUT 'frame mounted decockers" dont rotate the firing pin so their hammers will fall in a 'Half Cocked Position". (That's why i noticed the slight gap between the hammer and the back of the slide.)
I think the cheetah 84fs still has a firing pin block that would prevent the firing pin from moving forward even with the hammer resting on the back of the slide but i can't verify with certainty.
I read in the beretta manual for long storage its okay to lower the hammer fully to take pressure off the hammer spring.
But It seems like the manual suggest when carrying the gun loaded , keeping the hammer in the half cocked position using the decocker.
What are you thoughts?
Can its posible to import