Help Identify Part

[hal515]

Finally got my Beretta 92fs out to the range. Firearm ran flawlessly. I took a quick look over everything and had a question about what this part is and if it should be sideways like it is. From what I can tell, it looks like it might hold the extractor in place. I don't remember if it was shaped like this before firing, but I thought I check with you guys anyway.

[SkyHawk]

I don't see any problems. What part in the photo exactly are you referring to?

The slide is chisel peened over on each side of the extractor pin to keep it from coming out.

[hal515]

Sorry if I wasn't clear. The part that you called the extractor pin. My question is the top of the pin angled?

[Cokebottle]

The little red painted tip near the chamber?
That is your loaded chamber indicator.

[hal515]

I took a closer picture. Hope this helps.

[TKM]

I don't see any problems. What part in the photo exactly are you referring to?

The slide is chisel peened over on each side of the extractor pin to keep it from coming out.

What he said.

[hal515]

Ok cool. That's what i thought too. I just thought it was flat.

[hambam105]

Let's take a Look-See, hhmmm.

That-ta, ah, ah, yep. That's it. An official Beretta 92 Part for sure.

[Blade Gunner]

Flux capacitor


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[hambam105]

Can't fool me, anymore.

[foothillman]

I don't see any problems. What part in the photo exactly are you referring to?

The slide is chisel peened over on each side of the extractor pin to keep it from coming out.

^^^^^
The extractor is about the 10 o clock position.
The pin hole needs to be angled so the extractor pivots at the same angle.

If the extractor was at 9 o clock position the hole would look "normal" and not offset.