[rustygun]

At least take it to a gunsmith and have it checked out. If the pin didn't fall, it can't be your reloads.

 

[sshotshell]

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[hmb]

If your gun has inertia triggers it sounds like your reloads did not produce enough recoil to set the secod trigger. HMB

 

[short shucker]

Pull the stock off and check the action for debris. Then clean and oil the action properly. A lot of times there is wood shavings and packing grease in these actions when new that need to be cleaned out (this is normal). If you don't have an air compressor, buy a can or two of that compressed air from the store.

Your reloads should be plenty to reset the trigger. I've had tubes in more than 1 stock 680 series gun and the only ga that wouldn't reset the triggers was the 410.

ss

 

[ljutic73]

Another reason to hate on inertia triggers....

 

[leadvail]

I had this happen once or twice. I think I tried to open the gun with the trigger still depressed. Take the stock off and you will see where right below the safety/ seector a latch has slipped out of a notch. Pop it back in where it belongs. I spray the action with carb clean and then rem oil before putting it back together. Bob

 

[Dr.Longshot]

I do not know what Beretta uses but it is similiar to Cosmolene and they put it everywhere, I could not pull the trigger or get the comb to adjust, it was hell getting it all off and relubed to fire a shell. Had to remove the stock and get it out of the trigger assy, it looked like they DIPPED IT and then put it together.


Gary Bryant
Dr.longshot

 

[dale58]

I just bought a new 682 combo and had the same problem. took it to coles gunsmithing and they said it was wood shavings from the factory. they blew it out, oiled it and it has worked fine since. kudos to short shucker on his explaination, he is dead on. good luck. Dale