The description says "Fits Beretta 92/96 ... with USMC Medallion"; will it fit the 92FS without the Medallion?
846571
It's talking about the holster itself having the usmc insignia. As long as it doesn't have picitanny rails it'll fit. 92/96
846572
Yes will fit.have tried a beretta 92 without rail and Taurus pt 99.fits both.tightness of holster is adjustable.
846573
The medallion is just a stamp on the holster where the safety is located that says USMC. It has no effect on the fit of the holster. So yes this fits a 92FS, just not any of the A1 series Berettas with the rail.
50601
I have the 92FS and they did fit with the grips. Not sure about your model. They are a great improvement. Makes grip a bit wider. Makes gun look a lot better.
1788955
It is "supposed" to fit the taurus and the beretta. I bought one for my Beretta and had to get a different screw for it to attach properly. The one that came with it was just barely too short. If you do get it and yours is too short, you can get a 3mm screw from Lowe's. It's in the "Specialty Hardware" section. Mine works great now. That was the only problem I had with it.
87018
If you buy the rod build for the 92FS it will fit and work. Mine did and the install was easy. There are no adjustments so it is not like using a scope. But you will be able to target center mass fairly well.
370985
I'm rocking a Glock 19 so hard to compare but I believe it will. It will definitely fit length-wise. The height of the pistol may be close but I believe it will fit. I took a measurement this morning and I believe the case will easily hold a 5.5" tall pistol (which is actually the height that I found listed for the 92FS when I searched). I believe it would actually hold a 5.75" tall pistol but the bottom of the grip would probably be touching the zipper. Hope this helps.
1275117
It will work, but don't expect it to be any better than the factory rod. I did not have any felt reduction in recoil, and I had two other 92FS models (unmodified) to test it by. All used 115GR FMJ ammo. It just wasn't worth the money. It's still in the original packaging in my spare gun parts box, I was that unimpressed.
89805
Negative, or at least they are not designed to fit anyway. I have been looking for my 92A1 sights myself, and I think this link is what you are shooting for: Beretta Trijicon 92A1 and 96A1 Pistol Set Don't let the one bad review on here fool you though...
1994896
Yes it will, fits just fine,I'm just surprised beretta didn't think of that first. Go for it bro I never had an issue with it.
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.
2048447
Yes, it fits my Beretta 92FS. It fits very nicely and seems to stay in place. Hope this helps.
189404
No it will not it was made for a beretta 92fs type pistol. It would be too thick to fit your slide properly.
368434
All I can say is it fits "full size" M&P; 9, and a Beretta 92 with a "NcStar Beretta 92 Pistol Accessory Rail Adapter (MADBER)". My guess it should fit any full size with picatinny rails. Compacts may be a different story. The unit may stick out past the muzzle further than you would like to see it, if it matters to you. You can estimate it by measuring from the front edge of your trigger guard to the end of the muzzle, and match it to the length of the unit. You need to allow some space in front of the trigger guard, may have to use the next slot out on the rail.......Your biggest challenge is finding a "holster" for it if you carry it that way. . All I can say is it fits "full size" M&P; 9, and a Beretta 92 with a "NcStar Beretta 92 Pistol Accessory Rail Adapter (MADBER)". My guess it should fit any full size with picatinny rails. Compacts may be a different story. The unit may stick out past the muzzle further than you would like to see it, if it matters to you. You can estimate it by measuring from the front edge of your trigger guard to the end of the muzzle, and match it to the length of the unit. You need to allow some space in front of the trigger guard, may have to use the next slot out on the... » Read More All I can say is it fits "full size" M&P; 9, and a Beretta 92 with a "NcStar Beretta 92 Pistol Accessory Rail Adapter (MADBER)". My guess it should fit any full size with picatinny rails. Compacts may be a different story. The unit may stick out past the muzzle further than you would like to see it, if it matters to you. You can estimate it by measuring from the front edge of your trigger guard to the end of the muzzle, and match it to the length of the unit. You need to allow some space in front of the trigger guard, may have to use the next slot out on the rail.......Your biggest challenge is finding a "holster" for it if you carry it that way. . « Show Less
1305985
I have a Beretta 92FS, I am not familiar with the 92a1, although it looks similar. My best advice would be to email Crimson Trace direct to ask your question.
2048445
I had my doubts reading the reviews until I read one that said it would fit if the 92FS was made in Italy. Mine was so I ordered it-it fit perfectly. I'm not aware of any other solution to mount a laser on a 92FS.
94858
It will fit a military standard issued Baretta 92 FS. I carried one in Afghanistan with it. Hope that helps
1119873
It will not fit a 92F. You must have a picatinny rail to attached to it. In addition, that laser can't take the recoil and turns on when you lay the gun on its side. Not recommended. Hope that helps.
1312581
Yes, this will fit a model 92Fs. I have one on an older Beretta 92FS from the early 90's and I just recently installed a pair on a newer Italian model Beretta 92FS in December 2014.