1) Sure, just need to find a customer willing to meet the MOQ.Originally Posted by TheNewbie
2) Yes, all standard 92s made after 1984 with slide mounted combined Safety/Decocking mechanisms. G models are incompatible due to the plunger angle on the right side being different.**
You CAN put the modern levers into a G, but the right side plunger/spring traditionally used in the G can't be used, nor can the F style plunger/spring used in the conversion kit be used, so it may not function 100%.
Last edited by e_stern; 11-01-2019 at 08:59 AM.
Used to make pasta, now I make waffles.
With the M9a3, LTT, or both? Either way I don’t like hearing stuff like this. I have two guns I regret selling. An old P220 I bought as a wedding gift to myself and a Wilson Centurion. Been thinking really hard about 9mm single actions and comments like this give me pause.
“If you know the way broadly you will see it in everything." - Miyamoto Musashi
@e_stern; I saw that the Beretta has the 92x performance aluminum trigger (separate from the entire “performance trigger parts group” on the European website. Since I’m new to Beretta will they ship small parts to the U.S., or is there a chance we’ll be seeing those in the states soon?
They will not ship directly to end user.
I am setting up these parts for the US. Expect to see them around Q2 earliest due to production limitations.
Used to make pasta, now I make waffles.
Not surprised by this in the slightest.
Used to make pasta, now I make waffles.
Both, but more easily with the LTT due to me never really being a good fit with the Vertec grip, even though my A3 has a better trigger than the LTT.
The 92G-SD was my favorite 92 but I never owned one due to scarcity, but the LTT Elite is close enough. I may trade the A3 for the LTT.
Have you thought about trying some of the new conversion grips on the m9a3?
Yeah, I have the rubber one and it works well, but my shirts have a big problem of sticking to it when carrying.
I'd rather have the M9A1 frame as it's always been my favorite.
@e_stern posted a G10 set of conversion grips earlier. I don’t know if they’re available yet by themselves without having to buy a 92X. That should solve the short sticking issue.
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As much as I like my Wilson 92BT and my 92C (with G conversion), I really wish there was a smaller option. When I put the 92C next to a SIG 228/229, can’t help but just go WTF. I’ve come full circle back to SIG TDAs, though in truth I only dabbled with those other things.
The next step for me will be optics....
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