Beretta 92 plastic parts

[tsoiky]

I saw enough YouTube for people upgrading the 92 with metal parts.

To my surprise, when I bring the magnet, it sticks to the trigger and safety. They look like polymer but they are steel parts.





So why people changes them?


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[Intel0116]

It looks like you have the inox ? Maby yours has steel and not the standard 92 fs ?

[tsoiky]

Yes mine is Vertec inox.


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[Intel0116]

Theres your answer

[SkyHawk]

Theres your answer

Not quite. The Beretta triggers that many assume are plastic are in fact plastic/polymer molded over metal. That includes even the most basic 92. The magnet test doesn't lie.

That said, I replaced all mine with the Wilson reduced reach steel trigger.

[jeffyhog]

I have read that the trigger is polymer coated steel.

[Intel0116]

Not quite. The Beretta triggers that many assume are plastic are in fact plastic/polymer molded over metal. That includes even the most basic 92. The magnet test doesn't lie.

Good to know,

[SkyHawk]

Now ask me about the Colt Govt model .380 - fully plastic trigger

Plastic guide rod too. I also think the Sig P238 is a plastic trigger. There are aftermarket steel ones.

['ol shooter]

Not quite. The Beretta triggers that many assume are plastic are in fact plastic/polymer molded over metal. That includes even the most basic 92. The magnet test doesn't lie.

That said, I replaced all mine with the Wilson reduced reach steel trigger.

How do you like the feel of the reduced reach trigger?

[Dimitri A.]

Yes, all of the so-called plastic parts are in fact polymer coated steel parts. That being said, I always swap out the trigger mainly because I just prefer the feel of the metal part.