Will this product fit the "Beretta 92FS" ? Please respond IF you already have purchased both the weapon and the Accessory Rail Adapter.
2048443
I purchased one for the 92FS, but was not pleased. The screws were too short and the rail needed remedial work with a file before it would fit. The recoil shock disturbs the unit as the short screws mean tightening up is difficult. OK for a small light, but not OK for me crimson trace as it couldn't keep calibration.
2048444
I have a fs 92 and it fit perfectly. Use Some locktight on the screws to keepthem from working loose
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.
2048446
I have a Beretta 92FS. This rail does fit nice and tight, but is really difficult to get it on straight so a laser sight will not be accurate. I use mine to attach a camera when I am at the range.
2048447
Yes, it fits my Beretta 92FS. It fits very nicely and seems to stay in place. Hope this helps.
2048448
Yes it fit well and have shot a couple hundred rounds with it mounted without any issues. Not a bad piece especially for the price. I would recommend it.
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...
794456
Seems to fit my Beretta M9 pelet gun, and 92FS. It might be a tad oversized for the Smith & Wesson M&P; Airgun. But I cannot be sure.
1312101
I just looked at mine and I have a Beretta 92 FS. It looks like it could take about a 2 inch taller clip then the standard 16 round a Beretta comes with.
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.
648841
If the recoil rod/spring from the 92FS is compatible, then this should be compatible. Though I didn't use it for very long in my 92 - it's a bit of a pain to use and I didn't really see much improvement. I'm using an EFK Fire Dragon recoil spring now, little more expensive but worth it imho.
1820072
NO, it will not fit a 92AFS. It fits a 92F. It will also fit a Taurus PT,Joe Tatman
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.
189404
No it will not it was made for a beretta 92fs type pistol. It would be too thick to fit your slide properly.
87019
It's my understanding that it will fit all Beretta 92 and 96 models except the 92A1 and 96A1. See Laser Max site for confirmation.
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/
1455496
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 adapters http://www.berettausa.com/products/beretta-92fs/96-picatinny-rail-system/
1924960
Depending if you have picatinny rails on your foregrip, it should fit. The adaptor is used to provide slight articulation. Hope this helps! Shoot safe.
1752483
Yes, this is designed for the double-stack width of a 92FS; I've done so on four deployments. It also fits a medium frame Glock nicely. The WWII style of this holster had a shorter retaining strap because the USGI Colt 1911 is not as fat as a Beretta.
1661028
I would get the adapter. I mounted mine after I got a rail that was long enough for my rifle. The rail they inclued was too short as was the length between the scope mounts.
335963
They mold then for different guns, mine was for a Ruger P95. So see if they have one for the Beretta (a popular gun, so they probably do). But one size does NOT fit all, so make sure you get something for your model.
2053426
Well if the trigger guard dimentions, etc are the same as the 92FS it should fit well; the smaller slide dimension and grip dimension should not be an issue. In other words the slide won't go into the holster as far, and the grip won't stick out as far. For a field holster I don't see this as a problem.