Beretta G conversion kit

[Crazed_SS]

I wanted to kit this kit for awhile, but it was always sold out. Decided to check a couple weeks ago and it looks like they're in stock regularly now.

http://www.berettausa.com/en-us/beretta-g-lever-kit/

Turns the Safety on the 92FS into a de-cocker only like on the 92G. This is an awesome upgrade for not too much money. Makes the gun more like a Sig or something like that now.

At first the install seemed challenging, but it was actually pretty easy. if you have put together an AR lower receiver before, you can do this. I used this guy's instructions and everything fit in like a glove.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiK52VzU_QE

If anyone is on the fence about doing it, i highly recommend it.

[HKVP9]

What a Coincidence, I just installed mine yesterday. I agree it's very simple to install and a great upgrade especially if you don't do safeties. I'd also recommend punching out the firing block to make things a lot easier.

G conversion and D-Spring (16lb Hammer spring), Two of the best upgrades for the Beretta 90 Series in my opinion.

The Beretta was the only handgun I disliked when I first bought it and almost sold it, but I gave it some time and practice and man, it has definitely climbed into my top 3, it is such a smooth shooter and extremely accurate once you get use to it, a very unique, great looking pistol I must say.

[Crazed_SS]

Yea, as you can see by the wear on mine, I use this thing a lot.

It's just a great shooter. Always goes back, zero recoil, and pretty accurate out of the box.

[HKVP9]

Agreed, I'm really curious about the Wilson Trigger Bar and if it's worth the $80. Has anyone installed one into their Beretta? If so does it make a big difference?

http://shopwilsoncombat.com/Wilson-Combat-Ultimate-Action-Tune-Kit-Beretta-90-Series/productinfo/748/

[FalconLair]

i did the G conversion on my Px4 with the low profile levers - worked out great

my 92fs is nothing more than a range gun right now but im still tempted - i'd definitely make this kind of changeout if i used it for carry purpose's

still, good to know, i've been known to do things on impulse

[SkyHawk]

Agreed, I'm really curious about the Wilson Trigger Bar and if it's worth the $80. Has anyone installed one into their Beretta? If so does it make a big difference?

http://shopwilsoncombat.com/Wilson-C...oductinfo/748/

I have the trigger bar in my 92G-SD. I like it. It gives you more hammer arc so you can run an even lighter mainspring - down to 12lbs. I run 14#. Plus it has less overtravel. This one has been pimped with every Wilson part in the book.

[stevie]

I have installed 2 of these conversion, I like them. Thinking of ordering a couple more!.

[FalconLair]

I have the trigger bar in my 92G-SD. I like it. It gives you more hammer arc so you can run an even lighter mainspring - down to 12lbs. I run 14#. Plus it has less overtravel. This one has been pimped with every Wilson part in the book.

im impressed

[Robert1234]

Agreed, I'm really curious about the Wilson Trigger Bar and if it's worth the $80. Has anyone installed one into their Beretta? If so does it make a big difference?

http://shopwilsoncombat.com/Wilson-C...oductinfo/748/

Did the trigger bar, not crazy about it. Makes the trigger pull seem longer and sort of seems to stop just before the hammer drops. Hard to explain, but it feels weird. I'd be willing to let it go for half price if you want it.

[saudadeii]

I have my G-kit in the bag waiting for my attention on my M9A1. I don't really care for the rt side lever. I may look at using a small collar instead.

[HKVP9]

I have the trigger bar in my 92G-SD. I like it. It gives you more hammer arc so you can run an even lighter mainspring - down to 12lbs. I run 14#. Plus it has less overtravel. This one has been pimped with every Wilson part in the book.

That is a very slick looking Beretta, one of the best I've seen so far, those grips look real good on that handgun.

Did the trigger bar, not crazy about it. Makes the trigger pull seem longer and sort of seems to stop just before the hammer drops. Hard to explain, but it feels weird. I'd be willing to let it go for half price if you want it.

PM'd

[SkyHawk]

I have my G-kit in the bag waiting for my attention on my M9A1. I don't really care for the rt side lever. I may look at using a small collar instead.

There are some guys on the Beretta forum who have shaved the G conversion on the right side. They look OK but nowhere near as good as the Wilson single side lever on a real G model.

If you shave it, you will still have a fairly prominent nub. And getting the pin in/out becomes more of a challenge with the shaved mod, I think the pin has to be reoriented. But I would do that over a collar. MosinVirus has more info.

That is a very slick looking Beretta, one of the best I've seen so far, those grips look real good on that handgun.

Those are the Ultra-thin grips, they make a big difference on the girth.