Possible dumb question that might be answered if I read the whole thread . Does the TJIB work with the 92 Compact? Shopping for a new compact 9mm, and the 92 is high on my short list. Thanks!
Dave
If your extractor is a silver one, it's stainless steel; aesthetically nice, but notorious for hook chipping and/or breaking. Beretta replaced it with a black carbon steel one on later Inox models for good reasons. If you intend to seriously use your Inox, I'd strongly recommend replacing it-keep the stainless one for resale purposes, though. Best, Jon
Last edited by JonInWA; 06-18-2018 at 09:16 PM.
Has anyone tried installing one of these in a PX4 D? Just going to the 12 lb. hammer spring made it pretty sweet. I don't know if the PX4 DAOs are different internally the way that the 92 DAOs are.
I installed a pair of these into a 92FS Inox and 92FS Inox Brigadier.
Results with 13lb spring:
92FS Inox(nib gun)
DA: 7.5 lb
SA:3.5 lb
92FS Brigadier Inox
DA: 7 lb
SA: 3.5 lb
I've gotten similar DA trigger lbs with just replacing the spring in a couple of other 92's but to be honest the trigger LB weight is just part of a good DA/SA trigger. Biggest advantage these kits give in in your SA trigger quality, overall smoothness in your DA trigger and finally a better hammer arc for more reliable ignition and the higher quality Wilson part for better durability. These kits are honestly way under priced for what you get, especially when you compare them to the price of comparable CZ and Sig trigger kits that exist that don't even give you as good of a result at times.
Wondering if the TJiB can be done with the Wilson delux hammer instead of the elite 2?
Supposedly the Wilson delux is supposed to help with better ignition and a better reset.
They offer it on the Langdon Tactical website with the Wilson hammer as an option/upgrade. Based on testing I've seen done with the Wilson hammer in a few other threads/forums I don't see it offering a definitive advantage/difference but its only $25 extra so its not like your committing a months salary to it.