Wow! What a difference in double action trigger pull. A highly recommended $6.00 modification.

Done it to mine. Huge difference. Should come stock like that.

Did mine several months ago and it's the easiest trigger job that you can do. BTW, I also replaced my hammer to the skeletonized one to make my 92fs pretty

+1 One of the easiest and best mods you can make to any 92 series pistol. Did it to my 92A1 a long time ago and it made such a difference.

indeed.

Yo - I'm not a Beretta guy but due to circumstances am using a Inox for defense. Any chance of light primer hits with the "D" spring?

Yo - I'm not a Beretta guy but due to circumstances am using a Inox for defense. Any chance of light primer hits with the "D" spring?

 

shame on you. Your glocks will be very upset about this and I'm tellin.

I plan on doing this is well, how does it affect the single action trigger pull?

Any place local where one could purchase said spring?

 

I knwo I can get them online. Would rather do business with a local shop if I could, though.

Any place local where one could purchase said spring?

 

I knwo I can get them online. Would rather do business with a local shop if I could, though.

 

Don't know about local stores, but I purchased mine from Dave Olhasso, he's a local grandmaster shooter and gunsmith. good guy, good service.

 

http://olhasso.com/PS/parts.htm

 

part #hs-001

Yo - I'm not a Beretta guy but due to circumstances am using a Inox for defense. Any chance of light primer hits with the "D" spring?

 

Negative, this is the same spring they have in their 92D series of pistols, which is pretty much the same as a 92fs except there is no single action, all double action

 

Mine has been a flawless upgrade, and I have no issues keeping it in my night stand.

Yo - I'm not a Beretta guy but due to circumstances am using a Inox for defense. Any chance of light primer hits with the "D" spring?

never heard of a light strike- D springs swaps are very common, its actually the factory spring for berettas dbl action pistols.

Good deal. just ordered. thanks.

I just did it on my M9A1 Compact .. best couple bucks you can spend on a pistol... and so easy to do...

Did it on my 92fs Inox, along with the skeletonized hammer and stainless guide rod. Easy upgrades, well worth the $$$ IMO.

Yo - I'm not a Beretta guy but due to circumstances am using a Inox for defense. Any chance of light primer hits with the "D" spring?

 

I actually experienced light strikes with my M9 after a spring swap. However, it only was with one batch of Winchester White Box value pack. Everything else (other WWB, S&B, Herters, and Federal) ran flawlessly. I love that cheap, easy mod.

never heard of a light strike- D springs swaps are very common, its actually the factory spring for berettas dbl action pistols.

 

Mine is setting off Tula and Wolf primers which are hard. I get light strikes with the Glock sometimes with Tula/Wolf. But with

my 92G and the 'D' Spring I have not had any.

Yo - I'm not a Beretta guy but due to circumstances am using a Inox for defense. Any chance of light primer hits with the "D" spring?

 

You've been converted, congrats old timer.

I haven't done it to mine yet. I guess I should...I dunno...the heavy trigger doens't really bother me that much.

 

Alec...be a pal and bring yours one day and let me try it out?

 

K?

 

Thx.

I haven't done it to mine yet. I guess I should...I dunno...the heavy trigger doens't really bother me that much.

 

Alec...be a pal and bring yours one day and let me try it out?

 

K?

 

Thx.

 

Will you be at uspsa @ CJ tomm morning ?

+1. Have one in mine. Dramatic difference in DA pull, SA not so much. I now like the DA pull better than the SA pull. I've never said that before on a DA/SA pistol.

Put mine in too, and like all say, it is a great change for very little $ and about 5 minutes of work.