Beretta 92FS Compensator (9mm)

[Un-Bulletproof]

I got this SGS style comp. off the beretta forum above. It works great and looks even better. They are not cheap but they are VERY well made.

[69Mach1]

I got this SGS style comp. off the beretta forum above. It works great and looks even better. They are not cheap but they are VERY well made.

Beautiful grips Un-Bulletproof! Here's my 92 with an original SGS comp. I bought it for $50 and sold it for ten times more.


There were 3 problems with it. One, the contact point between the bottom side's of the comp and the Beretta's dust cover, will mar the dustcover. Two, the carbon build up on the front of the frame below the barrel will be severe. Three, the rounds made contact with the comp inside spreading my groups widely. Other then that, it looks great.

[Un-Bulletproof]

Thanks 69! Funny u say that, I just sold those. Nice for a safe queen but when I started shoot'n more I needed some grip and those babies are slick, literally! I have the hogue wraps on now. As for the comp. I have sticky felt between the comp. and dust cover, over 500 rounds without a mark. Dirty as hell though I agree. And no bullet contact for me but your not the first person I've heard that from. But it's a cool look all-n-all. Thanks again for the kind words my friend.

[69Mach1]

Your welcome. By the way, did you buy the comp because of "The Professional" also? LOL

[Rekrab]

Now if only someone would make a comp for my Px4. Those .40s could use a bit of compensation >.>

[Un-Bulletproof]

Your welcome. By the way, did you buy the comp because of "The Professional" also? LOL

Hahaha... Great minds think alike! Lol! I wanted to try a comp out for some time just to see what there was to it, and then I found these SGS style just like the movie and talked a bit with the guy that was make'n them (ric) and he is a no bull type of guy and I like that so I picked 1 up. Glad I did too.

[Spearo]

Here is one for $35.

http://www.gunsamerica.com/976972956/Non-Guns/Gun-Parts/Misc/Pistols/SGS_compensator.htm

[69Mach1]

That's an old listing.

[Un-Bulletproof]

Yeah 69 is right. The true SGS comp. are HARD to findorGor a new SGS style or a ture SGS your look'n 200+ easy.

[spike spiegel]

Someone make a really good SGS clone. I will look for the link.

[anhero]

so what does that small pin hole do???

[spike spiegel]

Here is the link to the guy that is making clone sgs compensators himself

http://www.berettaforum.net/vb/showthread.php?t=50075

[Clodbuster]

Sounds dangerous having the felt between the comp and dust cover. It's not suppose to have too much side to side movement.

The new compensators are suppose to have a slightly larger hole than the original SGS compensators to take care of the bullet contact problem. I had to grind a tiny bit off of my SGS to get rid of the contact issue.

Clod

Thanks 69! Funny u say that, I just sold those. Nice for a safe queen but when I started shoot'n more I needed some grip and those babies are slick, literally! I have the hogue wraps on now. As for the comp. I have sticky felt between the comp. and dust cover, over 500 rounds without a mark. Dirty as hell though I agree. And no bullet contact for me but your not the first person I've heard that from. But it's a cool look all-n-all. Thanks again for the kind words my friend.

[Un-Bulletproof]

Sounds dangerous having the felt between the comp and dust cover. It's not suppose to have too much side to side movement.

The new compensators are suppose to have a slightly larger hole than the original SGS compensators to take care of the bullet contact problem. I had to grind a tiny bit off of my SGS to get rid of the contact issue.

Clod

Yes, that darn felt... The gap is .004 on each side so I had to lay the felt on my garage floor and hammer it flat(what a pain to get it right). It was a tip from another beretta forum member. It's worked so far and stop the right side roll And your right about the clearance.. Ric made the port and bushing bigger... There is a CRAPLOAD of info about every step of his hard work on that site

[gunrun45]

Putting in an order for the next run.
I can't believe that I didn't hear about this project sooner!
I've wanted one for years, but come up empty.
Glad the project worked out so well for him.