Beretta Decocker/Safety to just Decocker??

[Guest Commander Kim]

Is this possible? Would Beretta convert it for me? I know there is a "G" model and right now there is one on gun broker, but I want to see if I can do it myself first...

[Guest viajeromy]

Google search:

 

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=337909

 

I carry a 92fs, and you didn't mention what model. But what I prefer to do when I carry is holster on safe, click off the safety, and continue on with my life. then when I need to unholster at home or in the car I click the safety on and then back off when it's in a holster or unloaded.

[173rdABN]

I have a g model for sale if your interested. It's a 96g.

[SlapChopDonkey]

It can't be done.  Have to get a G.

If you sell the FS, I doubt it will be on the market long in Clarksville.

[TMF]

It can't be done. Have to get a G.
If you sell the FS, I doubt it will be on the market long in Clarksville.

You can't get the parts and DIY? Seems like it would be pretty easy.

[SlapChopDonkey]

Ooops. I didn't realize he didn't say it was a 92fs.

If its a model 92, he would have to replace the entire slide to go to a G.

Some of the other Beretta offerings can be converted by just changing out parts.

[TMF]

Ooops. I didn't realize he didn't say it was a 92fs.
If its a model 92, he would have to replace the entire slide to go to a G.
Some of the other Beretta offerings can be converted by just changing out parts.

I'm a little confused on the parts here. I'm holding a M9 in my hand right now and have a 96G at home. Best I can tell the only difference (other than caliber obviously) is the safety having some sort of spring loaded mechanism in there for the G model. Is the slide actually machined different?

[SlapChopDonkey]

From reading the beretta forums, you have to do have the slide milled to convert a 92fs to a 92g.

Hopefully OP will post what type of beretta he has.

[TMF]

Well that's that then. Not really missing out on much. I don't notice any difference on my M9 vs my 96 other than having to manually move the decocker up to take the safety off after loading it.

[Guest Commander Kim]

From reading the beretta forums, you have to do have the slide milled to convert a 92fs to a 92g.

Hopefully OP will post what type of beretta he has.

 

Ooops. I didn't realize he didn't say it was a 92fs.

If its a model 92, he would have to replace the entire slide to go to a G.

Some of the other Beretta offerings can be converted by just changing out parts.

 

Sorry.. I didn't see I didn't say which beretta I have. It's a 92fs made in Italy.

[tercel89]

Is this possible? Would Beretta convert it for me? I know there is a "G" model and right now there is one on gun broker, but I want to see if I can do it myself first...

I had a Beretta Cougar and changed the Decocker/safety to a Decock-Only myself. It is really simple and only involves using a small punch a small hammer and small need-nose pliers. I didn not need to get any parts or anything, I just TOOK OUT PARTS. So its no money lost . Hopefully the 92 will be the same way . I just read about it on the Berettaforum.net and youtube.com .

Edited July 29, 2013 by tercel89