Beretta "G" kit installation instructions

[ASH556]

I've got to put a "G" kit in my new 92A1 tonight and am looking for some guidance/instruction. I did a search on Youtube. Langdon Tactical doesn't have anything on it. I found several videos, but not sure who to trust. MrGunsngear was one of the top hits, but then I watched one of his AR lower assembly vids to gauge his competency and if his Beretta vid is the same level of derp, that's not what I want to be following. I just don't know what I don't know about the Beretta. Any recommendations?

Thanks!

[Joe in PNG]

PF Link (https://pistol-forum.com/showthread.php?24994-Beretta-92-quot-G-quot-Conversion)

[ASH556]

PF Link (https://pistol-forum.com/showthread.php?24994-Beretta-92-quot-G-quot-Conversion)

I read that thread, but I'm missing the part where it tells me how to install it? Maybe I'm just dense.

[Joe in PNG]

Forgot the link to the official instructions was buried in the Beretta product link.
G-Kit Instructions (https://www.berettausa.com/en-us/g-kit-instruction/). No illustrations unfortunately.

[backtrail540]

Without re watching it, i believe this is the one i watched and found useful.

https://youtu.be/hw21jjWZHZo

[Bigghoss]

I went off the Mrgunsngear video. I've done 3 of them now without any problems.

[Vista461]

I watched MrGNG and Yankee Marshal’s videos before hand and had YM’a on while I did it. I would watch them pause, do that part and move to the next step and so on. Worked for me. My 1/16” punch was a hair too wide. So I buzzed my punch on the grinder to slim it a hair and was good to go.

[Steven T]

Also went off of MrGunsngear's video. Kind of a pain in the ass to do, but I got it done. If I can do it...anyone can. And agree 1/16 punch is a hair to wide and needs to be slimmed down or I think use a 2mm punch.

[Bigghoss]

Brownell's has a punch set specifically for working on Beretta 90-series safety-decockers. I think it was maybe $10.

[Steven T]

Brownell's has a punch set specifically for working on Beretta 90-series safety-decockers. I think it was maybe $10.

My lack of patience cost me more than $10 worth of aggravation and time on this particular task. Lesson learned.

[Jeep]

Brownell's has a punch set specifically for working on Beretta 90-series safety-decockers. I think it was maybe $10.

Thanks for that information. While I am probably the only person in the world who like the FS model and thinks that the Beretta safety is useable and well designed, I still (very) occasionally detail strip the slides and a specific 92 series punch set would be useful.

[Bigghoss]

Thanks for that information. While I am probably the only person in the world who like the FS model and thinks that the Beretta safety is useable and well designed, I still (very) occasionally detail strip the slides and a specific 92 series punch set would be useful.

For most of us we're only going to use the one punch to remove the F lever. But the set comes with a punch for reinstalling the pin on the F lever. I think the safety isn't intuitive but once you learn how to work it it's very usable for most people. And the Beretta version is the most workable slide safety/decocker I've come across. I still much prefer decock only.

[ASH556]

Installation went off without a hitch. My Grace 1/16” roll pin punch worked fine for the 2 small pins on the safety lever. 5/64” for the Firing Pin Block.