little help with beretta 1201fp trigger group, please

[christ on a crutch]

my first time field stripping this gun, i had the trigger group out, squeezed it wrong and some parts went flying. i rounded up the carrier lever spring and guide off my untidy garage floor and reinstalled them - is this how they should look? also, does it appear other parts are missing? thanks

[alfred1222]

Sh*t man, you got me on that one, where are you located?

[christ on a crutch]

Sh*t man, you got me on that one, where are you located?

pretty far from you. long beach.

[swifty]

I think the Cartridge Drop Lever Spring may be missing.

Compare what have against a parts diagram.

[christ on a crutch]

I think the Cartridge Drop Lever Spring may be missing.

Compare what have against a parts diagram.

benelli guy, eh? that's one of the differences in the beretta controls - my shell release button is at the base of the carrier, rather than conveniently next to the index finger like yours.

i'm working off this schematic and things look ok as near as i can tell, but it never hurts to have an extra set of eyes or two on the case.

http://www.midwestgunworks.com/page/mgwi/ctgy/beretta-1200-1201-parts

[FLIGHT762]

I dropped the trigger group out of my 1201F and took a look. Yes, it looks like you have the parts installed back properly.

I've owned my 1201F since they first came out. I've hunted a lot of game with it. It's a very reliable shotgun. Recently, I had to replace the extractor & spring. The gun was failing to extract at times. I bought the parts from MWGW, had them installed and the gun is back to running 100%.

[swifty]

benelli guy, eh?

I am more familiar with the Benelli, the 1201's don't come around near as often.