My new Beretta 92 INOX.

[Trooper224]

I finished this one up a couple of days ago.



Pistol: BUSA 92FS INOX
Modifications
Wilson Combat parts:
Rear Battle Sight
Low profile Safety Lever
Extended Magazine Release
Steel Short Reset Trigger
Fluted Steel Guide Rod
Other Mods:
VZ Carbon Fiber Grips
19# 1911 Hammer Spring
NP3 Grip Screws

Of the three 92's I've done thus far this was the first US made gun. Judging from my three samples, as well as others I've handled across the gun counter, I'm going to give the nod to the US made guns regarding fit and finish. Overall this one was just a bit slicker out of the box than it's Italian counterparts. The introduction of the SRT Trigger and the 19# Hammer Spring resulted in a DA pull of seven pounds and an SA pull of three and a half. The DA is as smooth as glass and the SA has a very crisp break. Absolutely nothing to complain about there. My normal mode of concealment in the summer months consists of a polo or t-shirt, with a tank top serving as an under garment. In the really hot periods I'd like to dispense with the under shirt, but the textured G10 grips and the checkered mag release I used on my other two pistols make this uncomfortable. Consequently, I opted for a non-checked mag release and these smooth carbon fiber grips. These should cut down the abrasion a bit. Other than my fumbling and cussing with the mag release and the factory rear sight REALLY not wanting to move, both of which have been usual occurrences with this type, the mods went without incident. I had a two hundred round session with it tonight and accuracy was excellent, as was the POA/POI. Overall I'm very pleased with this one and I now have pistols for training, carry and a spare. The only difficulty will be firmly laying claim to this one as my wife has already taken a shine to it.

[fixer]

Sweet. I picked up an inox for Christmas this year and it is a keeper. I'll agree that the US made 92s have a slight edge in QC. Of the 4 92s that I have, the Italian had the worst QC...but then again I bought it in the height of the post sandy-hook craziness.

[LSP552]

Nice pistol! There was a time when you were considered a Communist if you didn't own a 1911. Are we there yet with the 92? Just wondering since it's been the service pistol now for a LONG time....and I'm feeling bad because I don't have one.

[Hizzie]

Killing me dude. I can't pick up my Brig Tac till tomorrow.

[Robinson]

Nice.

[Trooper224]

Nice pistol! There was a time when you were considered a Communist if you didn't own a 1911. Are we there yet with the 92? Just wondering since it's been the service pistol now for a LONG time....and I'm feeling bad because I don't have one.

I hope so, since 92's now outnumber 1911's in my safe.

[GardoneVT]

A fabulous ensemble. It is missing only a spurless hammer .

[Mitch]

Nice pistol! There was a time when you were considered a Communist if you didn't own a 1911. Are we there yet with the 92? Just wondering since it's been the service pistol now for a LONG time....and I'm feeling bad because I don't have one.

I'll call you a commie if it pushes you over the hump to buy one [emoji3]

[SLG]

Does a Vertec keep you from being pink, or only a 92?

[Sigfan26]

I finished this one up a couple of days ago.



Pistol: BUSA 92FS INOX
Modifications
Wilson Combat parts:
Rear Battle Sight
Low profile Safety Lever
Extended Magazine Release
Steel Short Reset Trigger
Fluted Steel Guide Rod
Other Mods:
VZ Carbon Fiber Grips
19# 1911 Hammer Spring
NP3 Grip Screws

Of the three 92's I've done thus far this was the first US made gun. Judging from my three samples, as well as others I've handled across the gun counter, I'm going to give the nod to the US made guns regarding fit and finish. Overall this one was just a bit slicker out of the box than it's Italian counterparts. The introduction of the SRT Trigger and the 19# Hammer Spring resulted in a DA pull of seven pounds and an SA pull of three and a half. The DA is as smooth as glass and the SA has a very crisp break. Absolutely nothing to complain about there. My normal mode of concealment in the summer months consists of a polo or t-shirt, with a tank top serving as an under garment. In the really hot periods I'd like to dispense with the under shirt, but the textured G10 grips and the checkered mag release I used on my other two pistols make this uncomfortable. Consequently, I opted for a non-checked mag release and these smooth carbon fiber grips. These should cut down the abrasion a bit. Other than my fumbling and cussing with the mag release and the factory rear sight REALLY not wanting to move, both of which have been usual occurrences with this type, the mods went without incident. I had a two hundred round session with it tonight and accuracy was excellent, as was the POA/POI. Overall I'm very pleased with this one and I now have pistols for training, carry and a spare. The only difficulty will be firmly laying claim to this one as my wife has already taken a shine to it.

Where do I get the flat head grip screws?