SAFETY/DE-COCKER, BERETTA 92/96 F/FS, LO-PROFILE, SINGLE LEVER

Will not function in a G model.

It was a bit tight to get in there and took a bit of oil and breaking in but now it's super smooth and easy to activate/deactivate. It was not hard to install and the finish on it was very well done. I would recommend this to anybody who wants to slim down their slide for CCW.

I’ve never been disappointed by the quality or function of any Wilson Combat product I have used over the years. This one is no exception. Fit and finish is as expected. Install was straightforward following directions on video. Overall a nice improvement to my 92x.

Part drops in really easy. Really slims the profile of the slide and makes it more attractive and easier to overhand. I prefer this over the G conversion - not deactivating the safety but almost eliminating the risk of accidentally engaging it when you don't intend to, either by it catching on clothing or racking the slide. It's the safest and most attractive modification for the safety.

I have a 92x Compact G series decock only. I have had F series Berettas but never a G. So upon researching, no one could really tell me if I could have a single sided or single lo profile lever. According to WC the standard single side lever will not work to maintain the G function without machining on the 92x. So I figured I try to reverse engineer with the lo profile lever, and it worked as an F, with decock & safety. But I did have to use a 92fs safety detent to allow it to operate as an F series. My other Berettas operate with the safety/decock function so I'm used to it. I was hoping to retain the decock only somehow with a single sided lever but cannot confirm anything with work with the 92x series pistols.

If you buy this for a 92 set up as a G model, your factory safety plunger will not work with this Wilson part as the diameter is too large for the lo profile lever. Had to buy an FS standard plunger from Brownells to make it work.

I wish Wilson Combat would mention how this safety helps with your firing pin strikes. Not only does this safety lever help prevent accidental safety engagement, but it helps make sure your gun goes bang with lighter hammer springs or even the stock hammer spring. If you look at the stock safety, you will see that the firing pin striker piece that goes inside the safety barely protrudes. With this Wilson safety, my firing pin striker sticks out much more, giving it a more positive hammer engagement surface. I'm actually more surprised that the Beretta unit even worked with how it barely would have the firing pin striker stick out. Even the Official Beretta G conversion units have this problem, with the firing pin striker barely sticking out.

Its not a hard upgrade. They say use 1/16 punches to knock out the pins, but if you do youre gonna have to pull them out with channel locks. I took mine down a tad with a Dremel and they popped right out. The firing pin striker that goes back in the new safety would not sink for anything! I had to lightly take off material from the tip of the shaft and then it fell right in. Other than that was easy. Looks better, feels better. Went ahead and changed the rear sight with a universal pusher instead of that $200 Beretta pushet when the safety was off. Now its a perfect zero using a combat sight picture. Buy it. And if youre worried about losing springs pull the safety out in a plastic bag.

Just installed this upgrade on my Beretta M9, and I have to say that I love the new addition. This completes my Wilson Combat Beretta upgrades and my M9 has never been better. Thank You Wilson Combat !!!