Beretta 92fs steel guide rod

[rlummerding]

Anyone know where to buy on in canada?

 

[ngblu]

Wilson combat dealer should be able to help you out, might want to look at the triggers and mag releases as well, you will also have to order a recoil spring to go with the new guide rod.

 

[lineofsight]

Got mine direct from Stoeger Canada (along with D Spring, skeletonize hammer, etc.).

 

[-[Crosshair]-]

you will also have to order a recoil spring to go with the new guide rod.

No.

 

[1newgunnut]

Wolf springs in US ships to canada. You can get a full spring kit, spare parts, the whole shebang for about $70 bucks. I also own a 92fs. Very easy to do...just use your credit card!

 

[hatman1793]

Really? This again?
Just like John Moses Browning decided that a full length steel guide rod in the venerable 1911 is unnecessary, the same holds true for the Beretta.
It might make you feel better, but incorporating this superfluous part adds nothing to reliability or accuracy. Really....

 

[st1264]

I updated my surplus Beretta 92FS with a new spring kit and SS guide rod. They're not expensive and ordered from Brownells, got them in my hands within 5 working days.

I got 2 sets of springs and 2 different SS guide rods for about $90 US. Picked the spring weight I wanted and the SS rod I preferred and sold the rest on the EE, including the used parts. After all was said and done, what I kept didn't cost me much at all. My 92FS felt like a brand new gun afterwards.

I was interested in the D-Spring to lighten the trigger weight, but the SA trigger is quite good on mine, so I didn't bother.

 

[xdmer]

All my Beretta 92A1 parts came from Brownells.

 

[The_Shmoo]

Got mine direct from Stoeger Canada (along with D Spring, skeletonize hammer, etc.).

Where/how did you order direct, and do they have barrels available?