Beretta 92FS / M9 / 92 / 96 Pro Trigger Kit

Wow... What a big difference this kit makes. I first ran into the You Tube video by mistake (glad I did), it was done up so great that I decided to make the purchase, also purchased the stainless guide rod to replace the plastic one. The installation video was spot on including the section of the safety D tent spring. I used the rag method to capture that little dude. I don't own a trigger scale, but I can feel the difference for sure. Super happy with the purchase. Keep up the good work.

This is an outstanding Kit. It lowers the trigger pull to a level that allows for more accuracy. Double action from above 11 lbs to 7.5 and Single Action from 8 lbs to 3.5. Slide is a lot smoother and cartridge extraction a lot better with most of the cartridges landing in the same place most of the time for better retrieveing.

After reviewing both the Beretta and Taurus disassemble/reassembly videos, the spring upgrade and trigger polish went without a hitch. The 15.5lb recoil spring and 12lb trigger spring were used.

First range outing. Everything felt very nice and smooth. I don't have a trigger gauge, but trigger pull is noticeably lighter in DA/SA. First issue - FTF a couple times using CCI Blazer 115gr. I removed the 12lb trigger spring and added the 13lb trigger spring.

At a bowling pin outing, firing was fine, but I got a couple stove pipes.

Back to the range with my original 13lb spring and a Wolf 10lb spring with buffer. At 10 yards I tested the kit 15.5 recoil spring, the 13lb spring, and the 10lb spring with buffer. To my surprise, the 10lb spring and buffer gave me the tightest groups. Now this type of testing is all subjective and you mileage may vary.

Overall, I am very pleased with the result. Not only that, learning new gunsmithing techniques was the bonus.

Used the kit on an old Taurus 92 with a "not so good trigger." The DA/SA was 9lbs/6lbs now it's 9lbs/4lbs. It's also smoother. GREAT KIT.

Installed in a Girsan Regard MC (Beretta 92 clone) No problems, except i could not get the hammer spring to physically fit. I did end up using a 13lb hammer spring from another source and it fit. The diameter of this (carboi) kits hammer spring was slightly different and i could not get it to fit. Anyway the result did not drop my trigger pull as much as i hoped, it did go down to 4 lbs 4 oz single action. It may break in a bit. I did polish trigger and sear. Overall pleased.

I install this spring kit a few weeks ago, only took about an hour while watching your video. I used the 12 pound spring. The double action trigger is much improved, and the single feels some better. I don’t have a trigger scale, so I can’t quantify the improvement. I fired 100 rounds of NATO specification 9mm fmj to ensure there would be no issues with hard primers.

This kit, transformed my beretta much smoother trigger and all around performance. The video link was amazing

Purchased this kit because I wanted to make upgrades to the trigger on my police surplus 92 FS produced in the early 90s, while still being IDPA Production legal. IDPA production rules does not allow parts changes to external parts on the guns, so changing the hammer geometry for a shorter SA is out. This spring kit at its price is pretty much a no brainer. swapped out the old recoil spring that probably has never been replaced, and gave the slide a good cleaning when I tore it down. reliability doesnt seem to be effected and the SA trigger pull seems a little more defined and probably dropped a pound or so, and the DA trigger pull is day and night different. Installation on this old gun would probably have been better with some longer necked and higher quality punches, as well as some penetrating oil, as I ended up breaking off a roll pin trying to extract the safety, otherwise a quick 30 minute job.

I used the 13# hammer spring to drive the gun as I didnt see a reason to go down to 12# and risk reliability with harder primers.