will this fit my Beretta 92fs ?
1397268
I do not believe it will, there is no rail to support the adapter, like the PX storm series, or others that have a rail for accessories like this one. I hope this info helps.
1397269
Man I wish I could help but I don't know, I don't have a beretta, I know this was made especially for the S&W; Sigma swve searies.........
1397270
Man I wish I could help but I don't know, I don't have a beretta, I know this was made especially for the S&W Sigma swve searies.........
1994895
I did fit on my 92fs but it did jam the slider every 6th round or so. I removed it and used the original and didn't have any more problems
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.
54145
This particular one requires a picatinny rail to mount it to. With the relative popularity or the 92 F/S I would suspect that Burris makes a mount for the 92 F/S or that you could otherwise find someone that does. Depending on the mount you may or may not want this specific model ff3 with the integrated picatinny mount but they make other ff3's with different mounting options. Good luck and happy shooting!
1305985
I have a Beretta 92FS, I am not familiar with the 92a1, although it looks similar. My best advice would be to email Crimson Trace direct to ask your question.
1788958
No. It doesn't even fit on the beretta 92fs correctly. And it will scratch your firearm. Please save your money.
659828
Probably not. I use it for an M&P; Shield and that barely fits. The Beretta is quite a bit larger than the Shield.
94858
It will fit a military standard issued Baretta 92 FS. I carried one in Afghanistan with it. Hope that helps
368434
All I can say is it fits "full size" M&P; 9, and a Beretta 92 with a "NcStar Beretta 92 Pistol Accessory Rail Adapter (MADBER)". My guess it should fit any full size with picatinny rails. Compacts may be a different story. The unit may stick out past the muzzle further than you would like to see it, if it matters to you. You can estimate it by measuring from the front edge of your trigger guard to the end of the muzzle, and match it to the length of the unit. You need to allow some space in front of the trigger guard, may have to use the next slot out on the rail.......Your biggest challenge is finding a "holster" for it if you carry it that way. . All I can say is it fits "full size" M&P; 9, and a Beretta 92 with a "NcStar Beretta 92 Pistol Accessory Rail Adapter (MADBER)". My guess it should fit any full size with picatinny rails. Compacts may be a different story. The unit may stick out past the muzzle further than you would like to see it, if it matters to you. You can estimate it by measuring from the front edge of your trigger guard to the end of the muzzle, and match it to the length of the unit. You need to allow some space in front of the trigger guard, may have to use the next slot out on the... » Read More All I can say is it fits "full size" M&P; 9, and a Beretta 92 with a "NcStar Beretta 92 Pistol Accessory Rail Adapter (MADBER)". My guess it should fit any full size with picatinny rails. Compacts may be a different story. The unit may stick out past the muzzle further than you would like to see it, if it matters to you. You can estimate it by measuring from the front edge of your trigger guard to the end of the muzzle, and match it to the length of the unit. You need to allow some space in front of the trigger guard, may have to use the next slot out on the rail.......Your biggest challenge is finding a "holster" for it if you carry it that way. . « Show Less
54143
I have an M9 (military version of the 92F/S) with a compensator and special mount for this specific site (without the rail adapter installed). It works great. However, you can not put this on a Beretta M9/92 series without special mount. I got mine added by Mountain Competition Pistols in Tannerville, PA.
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...
1528336
Fits aftermarket rail on Beretta 96. P99 don't know. Button is on bottom of light so trigger guard is not a factor.
560276
Shop around for an add-on accessory rail for the Beretta. I bought one last December on Amazon for my son's Betertta 92. The length of this laser is not given anywhere that I see, so I can't say for sure that you'll have length for it to fit. Hope someone has posted the dimensions of this. Good luck.
2213061
I can't say for sure, but if it fits the same specs as the Beretta USA version, it should be ok.
164367
I use it for a full size Beretta 92fs.It should fit. You may want to go a size smaller though. The medium might be a better fit for the 4"
2218741
These night sights will only fit the Beretta Vertec. Most 92fs weapon"s front sights are integrated into the frame. If you want Trijicon sights for your Beretta - you may want to contact Tooltechgunsight.com. They can install front and rear sights on your Beretta for approximately $175.00.
1672453
It should. Beretta says the barrel length is 3". This will work with up to 3.3" barrels. You may see the gun sit a bit lower in the holster though due to the shorter barrel.