The company kicked it all off a few months ago with the sporty Beretta 92X Performance and follows up with 92X Full-Size, Centurion (mid-size) and Compact models. The Italian gunmaker recently expanded the line with enhanced models going by the handle 92X. That said, the Beretta 92 (from whence the M9 came) is among the most impactful 9mm pistols of the last half-century and still has plenty of life left in it even after being replaced as the military's handgun of choice. At least for those who used it while in uniform, the DA/SA 9mm is a love-hate proposition. And perhaps no single handgun has such a bright line between advocates and critics. Military’s sidearm, it's difficult not to recognize the pistol by its service designation. With 30-years of service under its belt as the U.S. Available in Full-Sized, Centurion (mid-sized) and compact models.Vertec-profile frame boasts familiar 1911 grip angle.Featherweight trigger that breaks at 6.5 pounds in double action and 3 pounds in single.Lighter D-Hammer spring helps maintain sight picture during trigger pull.How The 92X Line Outperforms Older Models:

When my OEM trigger return spring broke a month ago, I replaced it with the Wolff coil spring Trigger Conversion Unit return spring set-up Dave recommended that I go with the reduced power unit, and I'm quite pleased with it (and don't have to worry about the trigger return spring breaking in the future-even though Beretta eventually got around to increasing the longevity/durability of the OEM spring).Long on performance features, the Beretta 92X line gives a new twist to a tried-and-true design. I shoot my 92D in IDPA and steel plate competitions, and plan on using it in our upcoming Washington State IDPA match in August, so I ordered some back-up springs-mainspring (16lbs), triggerbar spring, slide release spring, and recoil spring (13 lb-factory standard weight). I spoke with Dave at Wolff he's quite knowledgeable. The D is 16#'s? Wow thxs for the info! This is what Wolff told you? Good thing I have not ordered any springs yet, I will be trying a lot of spring weights when I do order. The 'D' spring weight is 16 lbs, according to my discussion with Wolff. Trigger pull with 'Comp' spring DA= 8.0lbĮach pull weight was derived at by averaging 10 pulls for each stat.

Installed Dave Olhasso's competition spring in all three and went to the range today Fri 7-28-06.ĩ2FS-Trigger pull factory spring = DA 11.8lbĩ6 Brig. The following is from a post on the Beretta Forum: (shows the results of different hammer springs) Wolff Springs sells a calibration pack that includes a 16,17,18, and 19# spring. I believe the stock hammer spring is 20#.

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