Beretta O/U auto-safety disable question

You have to remove the stock, and then the bottom plate or trigger plate. This is so the screw holding the safety push rod can be accessed.
There is a small thin plate holding the push rod in place, you remove that screw and the push rod should come out, it has a right angle projection at one end.
Please note the push rod is square and not round. I placed mine in a plastic bag with a note stored in the butt stock hole.

And yes it is a pain at the trap range with that auto safety, now it stay's where I put it.

If it is too much for you to handle yourself, most gunsmiths will do it pretty quickly. Just make sure they take the bar out and give it to you. Had a close friend whose smith just disconnected it and left it in, after a few rounds the gun locked up.

I hate those things, none of my shotguns have them in place.

(Kinda surprised that one one has come in to lecture you on the evils and liabilities of removing a factory safety, LOL.)


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Yep! Just remove the link is all. My sporting model does not have the link thankfully. Putting it in the stock hole is a good idea. Although my Beretta clay gun stock hole has a mercury recoil reducer and a stack of quarters to add weight to the rear.