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GUIDE ROD, BERETTA, 92/96, FLUTED, STEEL (PRE-SERIES L COMPACT)

GUIDE ROD, BERETTA, 92/96, FLUTED, STEEL (PRE-SERIES L COMPACT)

Wilson Combat
SKU:
692
$22.95
(2 reviews)
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Wilson Combat

Instantly upgrade your compact Beretta® handgun with the Wilson Combat Beretta® 92/96 fluted steel guide rod — an effortless installation that requires no modifications.

Instantly upgrade your Beretta® handgun with the Wilson Combat Beretta® 92/96 fluted steel guide rod — an effortless installation that requires no modifications. Make a stylish and practical addition to your weapon today and enjoy newfound reliability and accuracy in your Beretta® with the precision machined, steel guide rod. Invest in an upgrade that won’t let you down — get the Wilson Combat Beretta® 92/96 steel fluted guide rod now. 

  • Steel
  • Fluted
  • Compact
  • Drop in recoil spring guide rod for compact Beretta®handguns. Unique spiral flute design holds lubrication and traps grit ensuring smooth spring travel. Non-captured
  • CNC machined from 4140 heat-treated steel with a corrosion resistant and attractive black Melonite finish
  • Fits: All Beretta pre-series L Compact, Centurion, and Compact Type M pistols

NOTE: For Berettas that have a "captured spring" recoil system, you will need to purchase a standard recoil spring for use with this guide rod.

Reviews

  • 4
    Nice but a little shorter

    Posted by Darren on Feb 28th 2026

    This fits the 92x centurion but it is about a quarter inch shy of being flush. Probably will just run the plastic one until I find something better

  • 5
    A Great Upgrade To Any Compact Or Centurion 92

    Posted by John T on Nov 16th 2022

    I purchased this as an upgrade for my 92X Centurion. It was highly recommended by the Beretta representative I spoke to since Beretta no longer makes a steel guide rod for the Compacts and Centurions. The pistol has a much more balanced feel with the steel guide rod. Recoil is minimally reduced, but I'll take a steel guide rod over a plastic one any day. For those confused by the Pre-Series L, the Beretta representative said as long as you don't have a guide rod with a captive spring, you are fine. Don't forget the Wilson Combat Shok-Buff. That makes a world of difference as well.