Posted: 5/19/2010 10:40:42 AM EDT
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Does anyone know if anyone has 92 metal triggers in stock right now?
Olhasso and Brownell's appear to be out-of-stock Thanks! 
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They show up on Gunbroker pretty often.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=169933417 |
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http://www.partsandmore.com/
I ordered metal trigger and other steel parts to replace anything plastic on M9. Parts are stunningly beautiful. |
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http://www.partsandmore.com/ I ordered metal trigger and other steel parts to replace anything plastic on M9. Parts are stunningly beautiful. I'll vouch for these guys. Great parts and fairly priced. I got a "numbered" hammer for my M9 from them, along with a metal trigger and misc other parts. Joe |
| The only other plastic part that comes to mind right now is the magazine button. There are metal versions of that as well. All of the plastic parts work just fine. The reason I'm changing the trigger on mine is because the plastic trigger is not compatible with the INS trigger spring. |
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The only other plastic part that comes to mind right now is the magazine button. There are metal versions of that as well. All of the plastic parts work just fine. The reason I'm changing the trigger on mine is because the plastic trigger is not compatible with the INS trigger spring. I've heard of people doing that INS trigger spring upgrade, and it seems cheap to do, but on the other hand I wonder if Beretta may have done something in terms of metallurgy to address the problem on newer guns. |
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The only other plastic part that comes to mind right now is the magazine button. There are metal versions of that as well. All of the plastic parts work just fine. The reason I'm changing the trigger on mine is because the plastic trigger is not compatible with the INS trigger spring. I've heard of people doing that INS trigger spring upgrade, and it seems cheap to do, but on the other hand I wonder if Beretta may have done something in terms of metallurgy to address the problem on newer guns. I haven't heard anything about them addressing the apparent problem. FWIW, I've already got the INS spring installed, and it seems very solid. Trigger pull seems very smooth and comfortable. ETA: To be frank, the "problem" with the spring is questionable, since the Army, Marines, Air Force, and countless police agencies have carried the M9 or 92FS without demanding a change in spec to the INS spring. |
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Don't understand the desire to replace the stock guide rod with a metal one unless it's an OCD thing to get all plastic off the gun. The plastic part is self-lubricating and flexible so it won't get permanently bent out of shape (although I'm not sure how much of an issue that is to begin with). The plastic guide rod is also less weight up front, which becomes a factor when a light is attached.
Raoc-are you using the "stock" weight INS spring? Aren't there two or three options? |
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Don't understand the desire to replace the stock guide rod with a metal one unless it's an OCD thing to get all plastic off the gun. The plastic part is self-lubricating and flexible so it won't get permanently bent out of shape (although I'm not sure how much of an issue that is to begin with). The plastic guide rod is also less weight up front, which becomes a factor when a light is attached. Raoc-are you using the "stock" weight INS spring? Aren't there two or three options? Yes I got the "factory" weight spring. There is a reduced power and an extra power version. You can see it here. If I want to reduce my trigger squeeze, I think that can probably be done better with "D" hammer spring, but I'm happy with mine now. I've considered getting a metal guide rod, but I just can't think of any really good reason to do so. |
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Was wondering wat the item number is from brownells. They have a few parts listed under the schematic. Im looking for a blued steel one. I believe that you have a several to choose from: 913-100-532 is the Standard Polymer Coated Trigger for the 92 Series 913-100-524 is the Standard 92 FS Steel trigger, it is now showing as discontinued 913-100-656 is just a trigger, steel, not certain if blued or not, but I think it is 913-100-470 is a trigger steel for the 92 Stock/Combat models, I believe, but am not certain that it will fit the standard 92FS 913-100-620 is the steel trigger for the Billenium 92 Any of the steel triggers should work with the INS spring, as the polymer trigger has some extra material for added strength that gets in the way of the INS kit. The one I could not find initially is the one that is now showing as discontinued. I bought one from a member of another gun board directly. |