Beretta 92F "D" Spring
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gunsmiths may have it.
I bought mine, as well as all my 92FS spare parts, from Brownell's in the US. No trouble buying from them, except for annoyingly high shipping fee.
It's always funny (and annoying) when a get a box big enough to hold a six pack, containing a part the size of your finger or smaller.
I bought mine, as well as all my 92FS spare parts, from Brownell's in the US. No trouble buying from them, except for annoyingly high shipping fee.
It's always funny (and annoying) when a get a box big enough to hold a six pack, containing a part the size of your finger or smaller.
I got the reduced power version. Very minor difference IMHO. You'll need to do some filing work on the stock plastic trigger to fit the D spring unless you upgrade to one of the steel triggers at the same time
High shipping fee from Brownells? Did you ask for USPS first class as I have never paid more than about $10 for any order from therm.
Say what? Why would you have to file the trigger to fit the D spring? You remove the grips, remove the piece with the lanyard loop and swap the spring, done, doesnt matter if it has a metal or steel trigger as your not touching that part of the gun anyway. BTW the D spring is 16lb, Wolf has 13's and Wilson has 12's available but use of federal primers is recommended for reliable ignition.
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- Richmond, BC
I've read that the d spring doesn't fit the plastic trigger as well?
Your probably not gonna notice much difference with an 18 LB, stock is about 20 lb, D spring is 16 lb.
Dont believe everything you read, the D spring doesnt go anywhere near the trigger which makes the type of trigger irrevelant, It goes up inside the butt of the gun under the spring cap ( lanyard loop) and is what applies the pressure to the hammer aka hammer spring. Also the D spring gets its name because it was the stock spring Beretta used the the 92's that were Double action only (D models) which BTW also came with plastic triggers.
http://www.brownells.com/handgun-pa...prings/hammer-spring-d-version-prod27930.aspx
https://www.gunsprings.com/BERETTA/92, 96, AND CENTURION/cID1/mID2/dID36#63
http://shopwilsoncombat.com/Wilson-...ilicon-12-Beretta-92_96/productinfo/721CS-12/
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- Richmond, BC
Apologies, I'm referring to the wrong spring as the "D" spring. The spring I was thinking of was the Wolff Trigger Conversion
woffgunsprings said:
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Sorry for the confusion.
How did you like it, I tried them but didnt like the feel, It felt gritty to me, not as smooth as the original, Wilson makes a chrome silicon trigger spring, same as original but less chance of breakage although I have never broken an original anyway. There used to be some factory type reduced power trigger spring available but problem is they also reduce the reset.
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- Richmond, BC
I was hesitant to try it because the reviews said it made the trigger feel gritty as well.
I ordered the Wilson Combat short reach trigger and the Wilson Combat Custom-Tune Spring Kit Beretta 92F/G because those did have good reviews, so I hope I didn't waste my money, lol!
This is my second 92FS. I sold my first one a few years ago because I didn't like the trigger compared to my 1911, and my 1911 grouped better. But a deal came up on a 92FS and I'd been watching way too much Die Hard over the Christmas holidays so I ended up buying another, lol!
Apologies, I'm referring to the wrong spring as the "D" spring. The spring I was thinking of was the Wolff Trigger Conversion
h ttp://www.midwayusa.com/product/113198/wolff-trigger-conversion-unit-beretta-92-96-taurus-pt92-pt99-extra-power
Sorry for the confusion.
Whoops, my bad. I was also referring to the Wolff trigger spring as well.
That cleared up, yes, the "D" mainspring does reduce the DA a bit, maybe 1/2lb give or take.
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- Richmond, BC
Did you notice a big difference in trigger pull during single action?
Pistolwhiptricks
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- Mississauga
This has been my experience as well. I currently have one in my 92A1. This combined with the elite hammer will give you great results.
ChromeArty
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- Sunshine Coast (PR)
A certain Firearms outlet in Canada just got them in today!
I put one in my Inox 92 Vertec and didn't like it at all; SA pull went up by almost a full pound so it's back to the original mouse trap spring now, along with the D hammer spring.
Damn things aren't really cheap either...
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- Richmond, BC
I put one in my Inox 92 Vertec and didn't like it at all; SA pull went up by almost a full pound so it's back to the original mouse trap spring now, along with the D hammer spring.
Damn things aren't really cheap either...
Ohhhh....that's not what I want to hear, lol!
I want to lighten the trigger pull for single action......
.....so no to the d spring in my 92FS?
I believe he was talking about the trigger conversion unit not the D spring. The D spring will reduce the DA pull quite a bit and the SA a little as it is a 16lb spring as compared to the factory 20lb, personally I prefer the 12lb or 13lb available from Wilson and Wolf. Also cyl and slide make a sear that is supposed to noticeably lighten the SA pull, I have one on order from a canadian dealer and will post results once I get my hands on it, hopefully in the next week or two.
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