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Beretta M9A1 Compact, Inox...D spring question

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Hey everyone. I recently acquired a Beretta M9A1 Compact Inox from Luciano's.

 

It's basically a 92 compact with a rail.

 

I wanted to put a light D spring in, but am not sure if the full size pistols spring will fit a compact.

 

Any suggestions?

 

Also, I was watching a YouTube video, is it basically taking out the lanyard loop assembly and changing that spring that is in the grip? Is that all that is needed? If so, I can do that, seems easy enough

 

Thanks,

 

-Frank

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The spring change is super easy. It's exactly as you described. Ten minutes tops.

 

As for if it fits I have no idea. It's a shorter grip I assume and that may have an impact

on how it would function with a full size spring. Unless of course they are the same.

 

Maybe look on Beretta's website as it may list which guns it is compatible for?

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o0o0o thats nice. I think I might get one when I get my carry permit

 

I've always liked the compacts. This one is a double stack 13rd magazine.

 

My father has a 92 Compact L Type M, which is a slimmer grip. Single stack 8rd magazine. Its also Inox. I keep trying to get it from him and offer him a bunch of other pistols, but he won't give it to me. Lol.

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I went onto Wolff Springs webpage and saw that their hammer springs are for 92fs full and compact. So I'm guessing it will fit. I ordered a 16lbs spring, original is 20lbs.

 

I'll let everyone know how the install goes when I get the spring.

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Just something to watch out for.

I did the D spring change on my full size. The videos I watched had the lanyard loop retaining pin coming out by pressing the lanyard loop in and then just sliding the pin out.

Not on mine, It was just a roll pin that I pushed out with a punch.

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any D spring will fit any compact, type L or M

 

Thank you. I ordered the Wolff spring, can't wait for that to get here.

 

You wouldn't happen to be a Beretta gun smith ? I have a problem with my 96. The DA trigger sometimes just goes back and doesn't release the hammer. I'm not sure what could be wrong.

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I just installed the 16lb wolff spring on the M9A1 compact... wow,, easy easy, took me all of 2 minutes.. the ping just needed a nudge to get out, no hammer needed, just the punch tool...

 

the hardest part was putting the lanyard loop back and getting the pin pushed in.. and WOW!, what a difference in trigger pull... i like it a lot ... now it's cleaned and oiled, and i need to take it the range this week! :)

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Looks great fmtek. I want to put a d spring and the skeleton hammer on my 92A1 one of these days. Make sure you let us know how you like it when you get a chance to shoot it. If I stop by Luciano's I need to check them out if they still have them in stock. How does the size compare to your 92's? I love my 92A1 but I've always felt the grip was too big to be comfortable for me.

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I'm going to try to go to bullet hole one morning this week to shoot it. If you can meet me, you are more than welcome to try it. I will PM you when I can go.

 

As for the grip, same thickness, double stack mag. Just shorter by the pinky.

 

 

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I'm going to try to go to bullet hole one morning this week to shoot it. If you can meet me, you are more than welcome to try it. I will PM you when I can go.

 

As for the grip, same thickness, double stack mag. Just shorter by the pinky.

 

Thank you for the generous offer. Send me a PM and let me know when you're going to Bullet Hole. I literally live less than 5 minutes away from there.

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