Talk:APPROVED POORFAG GUNS/@comment-16252583-20150429050837

I recently came into posession of a Beretta 84F, and I have to say that I'm not a fan. Date of manufacture is around 1993 and it's had a shit-ton of rounds through it.

I'll end up having to put around $100 worth of replacement parts into it, contrary to Numrich the 84F and Cheetah do not have 100% parts interchangeability, and mags are pricey as well.

It seems a previous owner thought it was necessary to remove the magazine safety spring and in doing so it allowed the trigger bar enough movement to allow the hammer to drop while the safety was on. A better fix would have been to bend the spring, but still, the relation of the spring, trigger bar and safety switch is not the kind of thing one should just change on a whim without having prior knowledge and experience of the workings of Beretta handguns.

If you do choose to get an 84F make damn sure you give it a through look over, more than just a field strip. Bring a flathead screw driver and remove the grip panels if necessary.