Beretta 85 Cheetah Field Strip & Cleaning, No Talking

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  • Опубліковано 13 січ 2015
  • Cleaning a former police sidearm, the 380 auto Beretta 85 Cheetah. Classic gun; this firearm design predates the infamous Beretta M9 used by the US Military.
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  • @belbro62
    @belbro62 9 років тому +5

    thank u for that no narration or music necessary how refreshing no shill

  • @theserpenthold
    @theserpenthold 6 років тому +2

    no talking
    no Pompous
    no selfie
    this is good video

  • @jamesmarker1575
    @jamesmarker1575 7 років тому +6

    Great video! Finally, someone who could show me how to get the slide on the weapon. Most of these cleaning videos cut away from the camera when the poster realizes that he can't easily get the slide back on the frame.

    • @pobrichi
      @pobrichi 7 років тому

      James Marker I was waiting for that, as well! It gets me Every time.

  • @manf442
    @manf442 3 роки тому

    Thanks so much. Other videos show that you have to pull back and press the latch before taking apart. It makes it harder and is not necessary. After cleaning today I watched your video and took it apart again just to prove that my 85BB was the same. It worked perfectly, without having to pull the slide and lock it into place.

  • @jonmcclane7433
    @jonmcclane7433 7 років тому

    Thanks for the video, man. I just got my 85F this evening and I watched this prior to breaking it down. Nice and easy, have a good evening....

  • @Tully3674
    @Tully3674 8 років тому

    Great video. FWIW...I also oil inside the barrel (using a clean patch) and sometimes the feed ramp if I don't lightly polish the ramp using Flitz.

  • @RICEY702
    @RICEY702 9 років тому +2

    Miss these man...

    • @jaconbits
      @jaconbits  9 років тому

      I need more guns to clean! So far, 2 of the videos are borrowed guns, this one included. I could re-do some of the guns, but that might get boring.

  • @wingsmike
    @wingsmike 4 роки тому

    absolutely great video, thanks, just received mine from Century, beautiful firearm

  • @JBeeZy410
    @JBeeZy410 9 років тому

    Thank You So Much!

  • @elgen13
    @elgen13 6 років тому

    this is a very nice gun. have one myselve. Trying to get more info about total disassembly...

  • @SeparatedFromSociety
    @SeparatedFromSociety 5 років тому

    the only asmr i need

  • @Butterbean00
    @Butterbean00 3 роки тому

    How to clean a clean pistol.

  • @RICEY702
    @RICEY702 9 років тому +2

    Tried to reply to you on my phone but keeps crashing. Maybe you can make some videos of loading up some magazines? I know you made one for your .22 rifle. Or you can do another video of completely cleaning your AR-15? Just to throw some ideas at you.
    Thanks for the vid!

    • @jaconbits
      @jaconbits  9 років тому

      Sounds good, I'll try some of those. I have a few long guns I could do, but I can't fit them on screen on my crappy camera setup (iPhone balanced on a box). I'll have to figure out something else.

  • @chopz.2708
    @chopz.2708 8 років тому +1

    Have you had any problems with the extractor or "chamber loaded" pin?
    Mine flew off at the range the other day and I had to send the gun back to BUSA..
    After all that, I found a small spring on the floor and wonder if I cleaned it too aggressively.

    • @chopz.2708
      @chopz.2708 7 років тому

      Even though I had a minor problem with my new Cheetah, I LOVE it.
      Beretta took care of it inside of a month, and now it's back in action.
      They said the extractor pin was not correctly staked, whatever that means, and fixed it.
      Forgot to mention how much I enjoy this video.
      It's always nice to just see the facts without having to listen to someone's conjectures.
      Thanks for the great tutorial.

  • @JBeeZy410
    @JBeeZy410 9 років тому

    I have a Hammer Jam on this Gun how can I fix that my self?

  • @sunrisesurfbum
    @sunrisesurfbum 6 років тому

    I always wear disposable gloves when cleaning a gun, I don't want those chemicals on my hands. Also, I never clean this thoroughly, I just do the bare minimum and never have a problem. Finally, I absolutely hate the smell of Ballistol, it makes me want to vomit, literally. I use Strike Hold instead.