WHAT'S IN THE KIT:
- 1 - 12lb Hammer Spring (Lightest Possible Trigger Pull)
- 1 - 13lb Hammer Spring
- 1 - 14lb Hammer Spring
- 1 - Lighter Firing Pin Return Spring
- 1 - Improved Extractor Spring
- 1 - Lighter Trigger Return Spring
- 1 - Lighter Sear Spring
- 1 - 15lb Extra Power Recoil Spring (Stock Recoil Spring is 13.5lb)
Beretta 92FS/M9/92/96 Pro Trigger Kit
Upgrade your Beretta 92 pistol with the ultimate trigger upgrade kit from M*CARBO. The Beretta 92FS / M9 / 92 / 96 Pro Trigger Kit offers nearly 40% trigger pull reduction, giving you a single action trigger pull of ~2.5lbs (average results can vary up to +/- 1lb) and a double action trigger pull of ~7.5lbs (average results can vary up to +/- 1lb).
Made from the highest quality American spring steel ASTM A228 music wire, this custom Beretta 92FS trigger kit delivers improved accuracy and superior performance. The kit functions in all Beretta 92FS / M9 / 92 & 96 centerfire models and calibers (will not work in rimfire models such as .22 LR) and also functions in the EAA Girsan Regard 92, Taurus PT99 and Taurus PT92 models.
Combat veterans designed this kit with the most durable, longest-lasting gun springs on the market. The Beretta 92FS / M9 / 92 / 96 Pro Trigger Kit is tuned for standard velocity loads, and the reduced power hammer springs are suitable for competition use only.
Don't settle for the factory Beretta 92FS trigger with its heavy 10-11lb double action trigger pull. Upgrade to the Beretta 92FS / M9 / 92 / 96 Pro Trigger Kit by M*CARBO and experience a functional and reliable trigger upgrade.
This kit is an excellent way to quickly improve your Beretta M9 trigger pull. It's also one of the easiest and best Beretta 92 trigger upgrades you can do yourself.
M*CARBO specializes in Beretta 92FS aftermarket parts and Beretta M9 accessories to boost performance and accuracy. All Beretta 92FS upgrades are made in America to replace worn-out factory parts. The custom Beretta 92FS mods and Beretta M9 upgrades give you the competitive edge you're looking for.
Order your Beretta 92FS / M9 / 92 / 96 Pro Trigger Kit today and watch the Beretta 92FS disassembly and reassembly instructions by M*CARBO to install the kit with ease. Improve reliability and function with superior Beretta M9 parts made in America. This kit is a must-have on your Beretta 92 parts list.
Beretta 92 / 96 Resources:
If you're getting the Beretta 92FS / M9 Stainless Steel Guide Rod, then you might find the following Beretta 92FS Resources useful in further enhancing your firearm for other Beretta 92 / 96 Accessories. Download the Beretta 92 / 96 Owners Manual.
Drop Tested and Approved:
Beretta 92FS / M9 / 92 / 96 Pro Trigger Kit is drop Tested according to SAAMI Standard Z299.5 rating (12" & 48").
Tested and Approved:
The Beretta 92FS / M9 / 92 / 96 Pro Trigger Kit has been tested repeatedly to ensure reliable operation and safety.
ATTENTION:
You must be 18 yrs of age to purchase. We advise that all parts purchased from our inventory be installed and inspected by a qualified gunsmith. Modifying your weapon may be prohibited in your state. Do not modify your sear or hammer engagement surfaces, with or without the Beretta 92FS / M9 / 92 / 96 Pro Trigger Kit. Before installing please be sure to check all local state and federal laws. By installing this part you agree to take full responsibility for any and all legal, health and warranty consequences that may be incurred.
Update to previous review
I finally got around to weighing the trigger pull on my 92FS. The double action is now 6.2# to 6.5# and the single action is 3.1# to 3.5# after installing the kit. Definitely worth it!
Awesome Kit
The spring kit greatly improved both the double action and single action trigger pull. The trigger is smoother and more consistent. The video provides clear instructions for installation of all parts in the kit
Good parts, ok service
Order the Beretta 92fs trigger parts, going though it I’ve gotten 2 trigger return strings instead of 1 return spring and 1 sear email them the issue no response. Besides that good parts
Great Upgrade for an Unreal Price
I was a little wary that a trigger kit for such a low price could really make a difference. But I saw the positive reviews and figured I'd give it a shot. Now I know there was no reason to be wary. While the process of completely breaking down the gun and then reinstalling all the springs was tedious (getting the new sear spring in almost made me give up), it was well worth it. The double action pull is much better and the single action is very light and crisp. The M*CARBO instruction video was awesome. No way I could have done this without it. If you have the time and patience, this is a great upgrade for your 92FS. I also recommend doing the sanding and polishing shown on the video while you have the gun broken down. Makes a big difference. I also bought and installed the stainless steel guide rod. Made racking the slide much smoother (plus steel is always better than plastic).
92fs ????? Can't go wrong !!!!!
Got the Pro spring kit for my 92fs inox world of difference Absolutely love it , can tune hammer with different spring weights 👍 and
extra power recoil spring is just whipped cream........ Highly Recommend !!!!!!!!! PS Video is great as well 👍👍👍👍 Thank You 🙏
Worth the bumpy ride
After putting two magazines through my new Beretta 92 I concluded that the trigger could use some work. I searched online and discovered the highly rated kit by M-Carbo. Skip ahead, I got the gun back and damn, I'm impressed. I have many pistols and thrive on precision shooting. I have favorites and think the 92 will likely be among them. I'll know for sure after a few more hundred rounds but so far I'm dign' it big time.
Anyway, the fabulous trigger job aside, M-Carbo is in DESPERATE need of someone who can communicate with customers. The first week I sent emails and made calls to confirm that my gun was received. Someone finally answered the phone after 9 days. It took a few weeks to get the gun back. During that time, communication was unreliable. All said, M-Carbo deserves 5 stars for the work on the gun - worth every penny. The two people I eventually spoke with were great guys. I can only hope that the company can pull it together on the communication end.
I recommend everyone gives Mcarbo a try it won't hurt
Baretta 92FS
Everything was as advertised. Parts were good quality and installation video was great. Installed without issue. Went to the range after and the trigger breaks and recoil were much improved. Definitely worth the upgrade.
Will this work in the 92GTS that is twin sear?
Batfly October 20, 2024 6:47 PM
No, the Beretta 92FS / M9 / 92 / 96 Pro Trigger Kit is not fully compatible with the Beretta 92X Performance (92GTS) with the twin sear system. While there are some shared components between the 92 series and the 92GTS, the twin sear mechanism in the 92GTS introduces differences that prevent direct compatibility of certain trigger components.
Key Differences:
Twin Sear System:
The 92GTS features a twin sear system, which is a performance-oriented enhancement not found in standard 92-series pistols. This unique design affects how the trigger bar and sear interact.
Components like springs and trigger bars may differ in dimensions and functionality compared to the standard 92-series.
Pro Trigger Kit Design:
The Pro Trigger Kit is specifically engineered for standard 92-series mechanisms and does not account for the additional complexity or adjustments needed for the twin sear system.
Recommendations for 92GTS:
Model-Specific Upgrades:
Look for aftermarket trigger kits specifically designed for the 92X Performance (92GTS) to ensure compatibility with the twin sear system.
Some kits or components designed for competition-level 92 models may cross over but verify compatibility explicitly.
Professional Tuning:
The twin sear system is highly adjustable, and an experienced gunsmith or Beretta specialist can fine-tune the trigger for optimal performance if no drop-in kits are available.
Answered by
Kenneth G /
December 31, 2024 8:44 AM
"I am interested in modifying my Beretta 92 FS with the Pro Trigger Kit for Beretta 92FS / M9 / 92 / 96 models. However, I frequently use the Beretta 92 .22 LR conversion kit. Is it possible for the Pro Trigger Kit to work with the .22 caliber by only installing the frame springs?"
Yes, the Pro Trigger Kit for Beretta 92FS / M9 / 92 / 96 models can be used with the Beretta 92 .22 LR Conversion Kit, provided you install only the frame springs and leave the conversion-specific components unaltered.
Key Considerations:
Frame Springs Compatibility:
The frame springs from the Pro Trigger Kit (such as the hammer spring and trigger return spring) are compatible with the 92FS frame and will work regardless of the caliber being fired, as they primarily affect the frame's fire control group (FCG).
.22 LR Conversion Kit Design:
The .22 LR conversion kit includes a unique slide and barrel assembly designed for rimfire ammunition. This assembly operates independently of the frame springs, so modifications to the frame (via the Pro Trigger Kit) will not interfere with its functionality.
Trigger Pull Improvement:
Installing the Pro Trigger Kit’s frame springs will reduce the trigger pull weight and improve the trigger feel when using the .22 LR conversion kit. This will not negatively impact the reliability of the rimfire ammunition as long as the hammer has sufficient striking force to ignite the lighter .22 primers.
Recommendations:
Hammer Spring Selection:
Use a slightly heavier hammer spring (e.g., a "middle weight" option) if you experience light primer strikes with the .22 LR ammunition after installing the Pro Trigger Kit.
Test Reliability:
After installation, thoroughly test the .22 LR conversion kit with your preferred ammunition to ensure reliable ignition and consistent cycling.
Frame-Only Installation:
Avoid altering any components in the .22 LR slide assembly, as these are specifically designed for rimfire operation.
Answered by
Kenneth G /
December 31, 2024 8:44 AM
Is it okay to use 124gr +p ammo with this kit and recoil spring?
Yes, it is generally safe to use 124gr +P ammunition with a Beretta 92FS / M9 equipped with the Pro Trigger Kit and an upgraded recoil spring, provided the firearm is in good condition and properly maintained. However, there are a few considerations to ensure reliability and safety.
Key Points:
Firearm Design:
The Beretta 92FS / M9 is a robust and well-engineered pistol designed to handle standard and higher-pressure loads, such as +P ammunition, within its specifications.
+P ammunition produces more pressure and recoil, so using a heavier recoil spring can help mitigate additional wear and stress.
Pro Trigger Kit:
The Pro Trigger Kit primarily affects the trigger mechanism, not the structural integrity of the firearm.
The lighter hammer spring in the kit may reduce the force of the hammer strike slightly, so it's important to test for reliable primer ignition with the specific 124gr +P ammunition you plan to use.
Recoil Spring:
If you've upgraded the recoil spring, ensure it is suited for +P ammunition. A slightly heavier recoil spring (e.g., 14-16 lbs) may help absorb the increased energy from +P loads, reducing wear on the frame and slide.
Recommendations:
Testing Ammo:
Test a small batch of your chosen 124gr +P ammo to confirm reliable cycling, feeding, and ejection with your setup.
Routine Maintenance:
Inspect the locking block, slide, and recoil spring regularly for signs of wear, as +P ammo can accelerate component fatigue over time.
Manufacturer's Advice:
Beretta states that +P ammunition is safe for their pistols but recommends not using it as a steady diet, as it increases wear compared to standard-pressure ammunition.
Summary:
Using 124gr +P ammunition with the Pro Trigger Kit and an upgraded recoil spring is fine for occasional use, provided the firearm is well-maintained and tested for reliability. If you notice issues like light primer strikes or excessive recoil, consider adjusting the hammer spring or recoil spring weight.
Answered by
Kenneth G /
December 31, 2024 8:46 AM
How long will this kit last?
The Beretta 92FS / M9 / 92 / 96 Pro Trigger Kit is designed to be highly durable and long-lasting, but its longevity depends on several factors, including usage, maintenance, and environmental conditions. Here's a breakdown:
Expected Lifespan:
Springs:
High-quality springs in the kit, such as the hammer spring and trigger return spring, are designed to endure thousands of cycles. With proper use, they can last for 20,000 to 50,000 rounds or more.
Over time, springs may lose tension slightly, which can affect trigger pull weight. Replacing them after extensive use ensures consistent performance.
Polished Components:
If the kit includes polished or upgraded components like a trigger bar or hammer, these are typically made from durable steel and will last the lifetime of the firearm under normal use.
Factors That Impact Longevity:
Frequency of Use:
Higher round counts will naturally wear springs faster. Competitive shooting or extensive range use may require spring replacements sooner (e.g., every 5,000-10,000 rounds for optimal performance).
Ammunition:
Using +P or +P+ ammunition can increase stress on the firearm and springs, potentially shortening their lifespan.
Maintenance:
Regular cleaning and lubrication are critical for maximizing the lifespan of any trigger kit.
Inspecting components periodically for wear ensures you catch issues early.
Environment:
Harsh conditions like extreme moisture, dirt, or corrosive environments can accelerate wear and tear. Keeping the firearm and its components clean and protected from rust will preserve their longevity.
Recommendations for Long Life:
Routine Inspection:
Check for signs of wear on springs and parts during regular maintenance.
Replace Springs as Needed:
Hammer and trigger springs may need replacement every 10,000-15,000 rounds if you’re a high-volume shooter.
Use Quality Ammo:
Stick with standard-pressure ammunition for regular use, reserving +P for specific purposes to reduce stress on the trigger system.
Conclusion:
The Pro Trigger Kit is built to last the lifetime of your Beretta 92FS/M9/92/96 with proper care and occasional spring replacement. If you're diligent about maintenance, you can enjoy enhanced performance without concern for premature wear.
Answered by
Kenneth G /
December 31, 2024 8:47 AM
I have a Pietro Beretta Gardone V.T. 92F that was made in Italy. It came with a steel guide rod, so the part about the plastic guide rod throws me. Will this trigger spring upgrade kit work for me?
Yes, the Beretta 92FS / M9 / 92 / 96 Pro Trigger Kit will work for your Pietro Beretta Gardone V.T. 92F made in Italy, regardless of whether it has a steel or plastic guide rod. The guide rod material is unrelated to the trigger mechanism and does not affect the compatibility of the trigger spring upgrade kit.
Key Considerations:
Steel Guide Rod:
Early Italian-made Beretta 92F pistols were often equipped with steel guide rods, while later models transitioned to plastic ones. This change does not influence the trigger mechanism or spring compatibility.
Trigger Spring Kit Compatibility:
The Pro Trigger Kit is designed for all Beretta 92 series pistols, including the 92F, 92FS, M9, and similar models. Your Italian-made 92F will fully support the trigger spring upgrades.
Enhanced Performance:
The trigger spring kit will improve trigger pull weight, smoothness, and overall performance on your 92F, just as it would on the 92FS or M9.
Recommendations:
Testing After Installation:
Once installed, test the trigger with your preferred ammunition to ensure proper function, especially if your firearm has any modifications or has seen significant use.
Steel vs. Plastic Guide Rod:
If you’re curious about replacing your guide rod, steel is generally preferred for durability and weight, though it has no direct impact on the trigger function.
Answered by
Kenneth G /
December 31, 2024 8:47 AM
Does this kit work with 92x RDO and/or 92x RDO Compact?
January 30, 2024 12:05 AM
Yes, the Beretta 92FS / M9 / 92 / 96 Pro Trigger Kit is compatible with the Beretta 92X RDO and 92X RDO Compact. The trigger mechanisms in these models are based on the standard 92-series design, which makes the Pro Trigger Kit suitable for both.
Key Compatibility Notes:
92X RDO and RDO Compact Trigger System:
Both the 92X RDO and 92X RDO Compact maintain the core fire control group (FCG) design of the 92 series, ensuring compatibility with components like the Pro Trigger Kit.
The upgraded features of the RDO models, such as the optics-ready slide, do not affect the FCG or spring compatibility.
Performance with the Kit:
The Pro Trigger Kit will reduce the trigger pull weight and improve the overall smoothness of the trigger action on both models.
Recommendations for Installation:
Testing After Installation:
After installing the kit, thoroughly test the trigger function, including reset and safety engagement.
Use a variety of ammunition to confirm reliable ignition, especially if using a lighter hammer spring.
Adjusting for Compact Models:
On the Compact RDO, ensure proper fitment during installation, as the compact frame size does not affect the trigger assembly but may feel slightly different in operation.
Regular Maintenance:
To maintain optimal performance, inspect and clean the trigger components regularly, especially if you shoot high volumes or carry the firearm.
Answered by
Kenneth G /
December 31, 2024 8:54 AM
We need a spring kit for the Beretta APX-A1 Carry. These trigger pull and resets are horrible!
The Beretta 92FS / M9 / 92 / 96 Pro Trigger Kit is not compatible with the Beretta APX-A1 Carry, as the APX-A1 Carry uses a striker-fired system, which is entirely different from the hammer-fired system in the 92-series pistols.
Why the 92FS Trigger Kit Won’t Work:
Trigger Mechanism:
The 92FS/M9/92/96 operates with a traditional hammer-fired mechanism, while the APX-A1 Carry is a striker-fired pistol. The components, including springs and sears, are fundamentally different.
Striker-Fired Differences:
The APX-A1 Carry's trigger system relies on components like a striker spring and a trigger bar that are specific to the APX platform.
Potential Solutions for the APX-A1 Carry:
Aftermarket Trigger Kits:
Look for aftermarket trigger upgrade kits specifically designed for the APX-A1 Carry. These often include lighter striker springs, trigger return springs, and modified trigger bars to improve pull weight and reset.
Manufacturers like Apex Tactical Specialties or similar companies may offer solutions.
Polishing Components:
A gunsmith can polish the striker block, trigger bar, and other internal surfaces to reduce friction and improve the feel of the trigger pull and reset.
Custom Springs:
If no pre-made kits are available, a gunsmith or spring manufacturer could provide a custom spring set to reduce trigger pull weight.
Answered by
Kenneth G /
December 31, 2024 9:01 AM
Do u ship this item to Australia
We do not ship to Australia
Answered by
Kenneth G /
December 31, 2024 9:06 AM
Anyone replaced Berretta firing pin and extractor springs with M*CARBO springs in the kit ? What's your impressions ? How did those springs changed your gun ?
Replacing the firing pin and extractor springs in a Beretta pistol with M*CARBO springs can lead to noticeable improvements in reliability and performance. Here's a summary of common impressions from users and the changes you can expect:
Common User Impressions:
Enhanced Reliability:
Many users report that upgraded extractor springs improve the consistency of spent case extraction, reducing the chances of stovepipes or failures to eject (FTE).
Upgraded firing pin springs ensure strong primer strikes, minimizing the risk of light primer strikes, especially with harder primers.
Smoother Operation:
The M*CARBO springs are often made with precision tolerances and higher-quality materials, resulting in a smoother overall action and better cycling.
Improved Longevity:
Stock springs can weaken over time, leading to reliability issues. Replacing them with M*CARBO springs often extends the life of the critical components and maintains optimal performance over thousands of rounds.
Specific Changes You Can Expect:
Firing Pin Spring:
Provides more consistent primer ignition.
Improves safety by ensuring the firing pin doesn’t move unintentionally (important for drop safety).
Can slightly lighten the trigger pull if paired with other trigger upgrades.
Extractor Spring:
Increases extractor tension, leading to more positive case extraction.
Reduces ejection issues, especially in firearms with high round counts or when using ammunition with less robust case rims.
Considerations:
Break-In Period:
After installing new springs, you might notice a slight break-in period where the springs settle into their optimal performance.
Testing:
Test the firearm with a variety of ammunition types after replacing the springs to ensure consistent performance and ejection patterns.
Final Thoughts:
Users often praise M*CARBO springs for their ability to "breathe new life" into older firearms or enhance the reliability of newer ones. The improvements are particularly noticeable in high-round-count guns or firearms that have been experiencing light strikes or ejection issues.
Answered by
Kenneth G /
December 31, 2024 9:07 AM
Will this kit work in a 92fs compact?
Yes, the Beretta 92FS / M9 / 92 / 96 Pro Trigger Kit is compatible with the Beretta 92FS Compact. The trigger mechanism and internal fire control group (FCG) of the 92FS Compact are identical to the full-sized 92FS, so the kit will fit and function correctly.
Key Points:
Trigger Mechanism:
The 92FS Compact uses the same trigger and hammer assembly as the standard 92FS, making the Pro Trigger Kit fully compatible.
Performance Improvements:
Installing the kit in your 92FS Compact will reduce trigger pull weight and improve overall smoothness, just as it does in the full-sized model.
Installation:
The process for installing the kit in the Compact model is the same as for the full-sized version. The smaller frame size does not affect the installation process.
Recommendations:
Testing After Installation:
After installing the Pro Trigger Kit, thoroughly test the firearm for proper trigger operation, reset, and safety engagement.
Maintenance:
Regularly inspect and maintain the trigger components, especially if you frequently use the pistol or fire high volumes of ammunition.
Answered by
Kenneth G /
December 31, 2024 9:09 AM
Trigger upgrade for the APX A1 full-size yet?
Nothing in the works as of yet.
Will this work with a 90-two?
We haven't tested our kit on the 90-two but the 92 series is generally the same internally.
Will the Pro Trigger Kit work in the 96A1?
Functions in all Centerfire Models and Calibers for Beretta 92FS, Beretta 92, Beretta 96 and Beretta M9 Pistols
Does this work on the M9A4?
Hello! unfortunately We haven't tested it on that firearm so we are unsure of that compatibility
Will this work in a Girsan Regards sport gen 4?
Seems like all the work shown in the video in regards to the slide have been performed on my gen 4, Is it possible to confirm that the gen 4 has what your spring kits included for the slide, the safety is not a safety more like a decocker.
Answered by
snicker68 /
December 30, 2022 12:20 PM
Yes it functions in the EAA Girsan Regard 92.
Hello, will this kit work with a Girsan Regard Gen 3 with frame safety? I am hoping that I can reduce the trigger weight with the heavy wall in single action
Yes it functions in the EAA Girsan Regard 92.
We have not specifically tested it in the Girsan Regard. They appear very similar but I can not guarantee it will work.
I have a Beretta 84, Cheetah, 380 and the trigger pull is too heavy to shoot well. Will the trigger spring kit you have for the 92 work with the 84?
Miz August 10, 2022 1:34 PM
we haven't tested it on the 84 we cant say if it will work
Does this work for an M9 A3?
Hello! unfortunately We haven't tested it on that firearm so we are unsure of that compatiblity
I have a Beretta A1 40S&W 4.9" barrel with DPM Recoil Reduction Guide Rod installed .. how well will this trigger spring kit perform ? .. Thank you for your time to reply back
We test all our parts with OEM parts we won't be able to say with a after market part
We test all our parts with OEM parts we won't be able to say with a after market part
Will this kit work with a 92x RDO Centurion model?
We have installed it in the 92X models with out issue. Yes it will work.
will this work with a Beretta 96G?
Yes it will work on that model.
Is this spring kit works with the Girsan Regard Six gun ??
Hello
I installed the kit except the recoil spring because is giving hard time to install but the trigger is sweet now. Awesome. Thank you for all
Answered by
/
June 8, 2022 10:18 PM
Hello! unfortunately We haven't tested it on that firearm so we are unsure of that compatiblity
Hi:
Will this work on a M9A4 ??
I'm working on my Beretta M9A4 right now .... I'll report back when all my parts get back
Hi Shane! Unfortunately we haven't tested it in that model for compatibility soo we are unsure if it will provide the same results.
Answered by
Jessicak /
June 8, 2022 2:32 PM
Will the pro trigger kit fit a Taurus PT100 .40 cal?
Yes, the only difference between the 92 and the pt100 is the barrel, and of course, the magazines.
we haven't tested this kid on that firearm, We can't recommend
Will the upgrade install and function properly in a Beretta 92X RDO full size?
Nando March 12, 2022 8:52 AM
Do you have a spring kit for beretta M9 .22?
Hi Chris, unfortunately, we do not have a kit that's compatible with .22 or any other rimfire calibers. Please feel free to email us at help@mcarbo.com with your request so we can save your contact information on our product idea/request log!
Is this compatible with the 92s platform?
Yes you be able to use it he only questionable thing will be you hammer spring you may have to use your OEM
Yes you be able to use it he only questionable thing will be you hammer spring you may have to use your OEM
Good morning folks. Will this kit work in a 92S?
November 29, 2021 11:13 AM
will this kit fit a Taurus pt92?
Will this work on the new M9A4?
What are the benefits of a stronger recoil spring in comparison with a lighter one?
A stronger spring reduces the energy transferred to your hands and instead absorbs it in the spring which allows for quicker follow-up shots
Will the trigger kit work on a 92G centurion?
This kit will fit in the 92G centurion pistols however the recoil spring will not fit correctly. The recoil spring is designed for the Full length slide 92FS/M9 models.
Hi, does this works on Beretta 92X FS?
zwang June 15, 2021 4:29 PM
Hello!! Yes, This kit will with in a Beretta 92X FS!
Will it fit a Girsan Regard MC?
This kit will function in the Girsan Regard MC!
Will this fit a Taurus PT100?
Hello,
We have not had the opportunity to test our kit out in the Taurus PT100 so we can not confirm that this kit will fit and function in your firearm.
Please let us know if there is anything else we can do to assist you!