Wilson Combat SHOK-BUFF® for the Beretta 92 ensures that your firearm's frame is safeguarded against any possible battering while shooting due to its unique design.
Wilson Combat SHOK-BUFF® for the Beretta 92 is a unique design that protects your firearm's frame from any potential damage sustained when shooting. Enjoy worry-free shooting with this innovative and reliable solution! This innovative piece of technology features a 1/10" thick injection molded polymer buffer which is placed snugly between the frame and slide contact surfaces, guaranteeing optimal protection from recoil. If you are shooting high-velocity rounds through your Beretta 92-style pistol, the SHOK-BUFF® is a must. It provides additional protection by slowing down slide impact and decreasing felt recoil impulse and muzzle flip. This unique buffer is especially ideal when firing multiple rounds or using +P ammunition during practice sessions.
- Prevents the slide from battering the frame during recoil and reduces the recoil impluse and muzzle flip
- The SHOK-BUFF offers the optimum balance between shock absorption and longevity
- Easily installed by simply sliding over the recoil spring of the assembled, factory guide rod and lining up with the slide’s front impact surface
- Absorbs several thousand rounds of repeated firings-replace when swollen or torn
- Injection molded for extreme durability-not die cut like others
- Royal blue color bears the SHOK-BUFF name
- Compatible with any full size and compact Beretta 92/96/M9/Taurus PT-92
Reviews
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Simple To Install And Hold Up Well While Protecting Frame.
this is a nice little no frills shock buffer that works wonders protecting the slide and frame with recoil.
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Eliminates Slide To Frame Contact
I cant really tell the difference in recoil reduction, but this little piece will help lengthen the life of your pistol by stopping the steel slide from impacting the aluminum frame. Great value for little money spent.
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Works Pretty Good
I decided to give this a try and am pleased with the results. I dont normally shoot +P ammo but do tend to load up my power charge towards the upper limit given in load tables. It noticeably reduces the recoil and with that muzzle flip. Not bad for a few dollars. Used in my 92A1.