Will this Buffer Technologies Beretta 92/96 Recoil Buffer work with the Beretta 92A1?
196892
Yes, the 92 series are interchangeable when it comes to internal parts. Only exterior parts do not always interchange.
196893
Yes it will. Everything is the same between these handguns except the rail milled into the A1 frame.
417131
I have no idea. I bought mine for a Beretta 92FS. Holster was too large, so I sewed it from the trigger guard down to the end of the barrel. Works and looks fine with the modification. I think it will work for just about any full-frame semi-automatic, as long as you don't mind "customizing" it a little. I took mine to the local dry-cleaner/shoe shop. They charged me less than $5.00.
1455495
I have a beretta 92 very similar to the taurus PT92 it should fit. most manufacturers make the picatinny rail the same dimensions if yours dose not have a rail you will need an adapter. The following link shows an adapter for the beretta 92 but its manufactured by 3rd party company so I'm sure you find something I have seen a few universal adaptershttp://www.berettausa.com/products/beretta-92fs/96-picatinny-rail-system/
54144
You would need a mount adapter because the 92 has a rounded slide. There are some picatiny rail mounts online that replace your rear sight and use the dovetail to secure the rail with an optional third screw that can be tapped in toward the front. Google should get you right to them. I cannot remember the site. However, be advised that the bore axis will be higher than normal and may require hunting for the red dot. It still works but it takes a little getting used to.
1684305
the 96 with a rail is a 96A1. The 96A1 and 92A1 have identical outside of the frame specs. Any holster for either one will fit both.
1528336
Fits aftermarket rail on Beretta 96. P99 don't know. Button is on bottom of light so trigger guard is not a factor.
307642
It depends on the suppressor is my guess. I do not have the Beretta Brand Suppressor and have at least 1 1/2" to spare.
2263743
I have a 1911 .45 5" Springfield Armory gun with a short guide rod. Less than half the length of the ones I have seen on videos for other 5' .45s. I replaced the original worn buffer I had and it works great. I may not completely understand your issue, but hopefully this will help.
2079099
If your magazines are similar to the beretta 92f magazines it will fit. Compare them and I'm sure it will work for you
189404
No it will not it was made for a beretta 92fs type pistol. It would be too thick to fit your slide properly.
386278
From my years carrying a m-9 in the military and owning a 92fs they all use the same guide rod so I believe it will work on the 92s.
1684304
Hmmmmm... can't speak for the 96, but I bought this for the 92A1 (*w/ light rail) and it works fine...
1620995
Not sure, i bought them for a 92a1. They are a soft rubber so they could be easily modified if need be. Hope this helps
87017
Yes. I put mine in my Beretta 92FS and it works great. The only thing to watch out for is certain holsters will inadvertently press the button to turn on the laser and waste your battery.
372170
It should since you are just replacing the trigger assembly, and not doing anything to the original mosin trigger guard... The thing I have learned about mosins, you can throw lots of money at them in after market parts, but shooting cheap ammo in a $100 gun, doesn't change the fact it still is as accurate as a $100 gun
452553
If your'e talking about the Beretta model 92 in 9mm parabellum the answer is yes. This will work for any pistol chambered in 9mm parabellum.
54145
This particular one requires a picatinny rail to mount it to. With the relative popularity or the 92 F/S I would suspect that Burris makes a mount for the 92 F/S or that you could otherwise find someone that does. Depending on the mount you may or may not want this specific model ff3 with the integrated picatinny mount but they make other ff3's with different mounting options. Good luck and happy shooting!