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Experience the ultimate upgrade to your Beretta handgun with the Wilson Combat Trigger Conversion Unit. Featuring a standard power system, this conversion unit eliminates trigger return spring breakage and improves trigger feel by reducing spring stacking.
Upgrade your Beretta handgun to the next level with the Wilson Combat Trigger Conversion Unit. With a standard power system, this unit eliminates trigger return spring breakage and boosts trigger feel by decreasing spring stacking. Immediately experience better performance when you install this conversion kit. Constructed from the highest-quality materials, its cam and pin have been coated with Robar NP3 coating for improved lubricity to ensure smoother function. This conversion unit is only compatible with metal triggers, offering you the best possible performance for your Beretta handgun. Take your shooting to the next level with the Wilson Combat Trigger Conversion Unit.
- Standard power spring and prevents spring breakage for improved performance
- Enhances trigger feel with reduced spring stacking
- Coated with Robar NP3 coating
- Delivers a performance boost to stay ahead of the competition
- Compatible with 92 series metal triggers only
- Not compatible with the 92A1 or any model with polymer trigger
For complete installation instructions, click here.
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Reviews
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Trigger Conversion Unit
It says it won't work with the 92A1 but I purchased this and I had also purchased a Wilson Combat Short Reach Trigger and Installed Them Both and they have been Working Great ! Absolutely NO PROBLEMS!
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Wilson Combat Trigger Conversion Unit, Standard Power
I purchased this item a month ago and just got around to replacing the broken stock trigger spring was not trying to upgrade just a new style at standard strength but the spring was too weak would not reset so I was forced to buy another stock spring and put it in then everything was good.
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Not An Improvement
I installed this along with a steel trigger. I was very unhappy with how crunchy the trigger felt after install. I pulled it back out and cleaned it really well and reinstalled with light CLP coating. Still crunchy. You feel the spring on the rod almost chatter while you actuate the trigger. I even ran 100 rounds through the gun to see if it would get better but it didn't. They either needed to highly polish the rod or use a different spring for this. I went back to the factory spring. It's back to being super smooth. I would not recommend.
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Got A Few Light Primer Strikes...
Picked one of these up in the standard power for my M9A1, which also has the WC short-reach steel trigger. Got a couple light primer strikes first time I took the gun out to the range. Will be putting the stock trigger spring back in since this is my nightstand firearm and not worth the risk of having a light primer strike when my life depends on it.
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Not For Me
Light spring would not return trigger. Standard weight actually increased trigger pull and was noticeably gritty. I'll stick with the original design.
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Nice Quality Product
Great quality product only reason i gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is because you have to sand down the sides of the cam so it fits inside the trigger smoothly other than that it seems like a very nice upgrade over the oem trigger spring
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92 Trigger Spring
Way better design than factory spring, fit and function perfect. Truly should last forever.
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Installing
I installed one of these and it worked excellent and far outperformed the stock spring. But from Watching U Tube Videos I learned that if you polish the two sides of the Trigger end of this piece it gets even smoother and the Trigger feel becomes velvety smooth. However you must have a steel trigger to use this part.
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Trigger Spring Upgrade
One of the best and necessary upgrades you can get, your life may depend on it. I had one of my original springs break on me and that was the end of my practice shooting till I got a new one, the gun is useless without it. I bought another stock spring and just kept pulling the trigger to see how long it would take to break the new one. It took just over 100 minutes of constantly pulling the trigger to break the new spring. I then bought one of these upgrade springs. I tried and tried but it just wont Break. This trigger spring is much smoother and helps you shoot more accurately and you can count on it. This part is a must have. I would never go back to the stock spring. Very important.