will it fit beretta 92F/S
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I have an M9 (military version of the 92F/S) with a compensator and special mount for this specific site (without the rail adapter installed). It works great. However, you can not put this on a Beretta M9/92 series without special mount. I got mine added by Mountain Competition Pistols in Tannerville, PA.
54144
You would need a mount adapter because the 92 has a rounded slide. There are some picatiny rail mounts online that replace your rear sight and use the dovetail to secure the rail with an optional third screw that can be tapped in toward the front. Google should get you right to them. I cannot remember the site. However, be advised that the bore axis will be higher than normal and may require hunting for the red dot. It still works but it takes a little getting used to.
54145
This particular one requires a picatinny rail to mount it to. With the relative popularity or the 92 F/S I would suspect that Burris makes a mount for the 92 F/S or that you could otherwise find someone that does. Depending on the mount you may or may not want this specific model ff3 with the integrated picatinny mount but they make other ff3's with different mounting options. Good luck and happy shooting!
335963
They mold then for different guns, mine was for a Ruger P95. So see if they have one for the Beretta (a popular gun, so they probably do). But one size does NOT fit all, so make sure you get something for your model.
2218741
These night sights will only fit the Beretta Vertec. Most 92fs weapon"s front sights are integrated into the frame. If you want Trijicon sights for your Beretta - you may want to contact Tooltechgunsight.com. They can install front and rear sights on your Beretta for approximately $175.00.
1455495
I have a beretta 92 very similar to the taurus PT92 it should fit. most manufacturers make the picatinny rail the same dimensions if yours dose not have a rail you will need an adapter. The following link shows an adapter for the beretta 92 but its manufactured by 3rd party company so I'm sure you find something I have seen a few universal adaptershttp://www.berettausa.com/products/beretta-92fs/96-picatinny-rail-system/
1788956
Not sure but it fit my beretta fs92 perfect. I did need to use some locktite to keep the screws from backing out after about 30rounds
370985
I'm rocking a Glock 19 so hard to compare but I believe it will. It will definitely fit length-wise. The height of the pistol may be close but I believe it will fit. I took a measurement this morning and I believe the case will easily hold a 5.5" tall pistol (which is actually the height that I found listed for the 92FS when I searched). I believe it would actually hold a 5.75" tall pistol but the bottom of the grip would probably be touching the zipper. Hope this helps.
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I had my doubts reading the reviews until I read one that said it would fit if the 92FS was made in Italy. Mine was so I ordered it-it fit perfectly. I'm not aware of any other solution to mount a laser on a 92FS.
560274
If it has a rail because I fit it on my 92FS Compact so a full size 92FS will work.
471536
No. If you have a railed Beretta M9, 92FS or 96 .40cal with rails this holster will not work for you.
1585859
The holster is adjustable and I was told that it will very nicely. I use for a Beretta 92FS.
531118
I have the 92FS. My understanding is that they will fit the compact as well as it uses the same mags.
452553
If your'e talking about the Beretta model 92 in 9mm parabellum the answer is yes. This will work for any pistol chambered in 9mm parabellum.
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NO, it will not fit a 92AFS. It fits a 92F. It will also fit a Taurus PT,Joe Tatman
486012
Yea it will it, fits weaver and picatinny rail, which is the lower rail on all glocks beretta 92a2 and other tactical type pistol
995557
Unfortunately I don't have a 17-rd Beretta mag, but based on the construction of the pouch I would say yes, it most likely will. The pouch is elastic so it should handle it. It accommodates the standard double-stack mod 92 mag very well. The only problem I could foresee would be the elastic stretching over time. However that's going to happen regardless of what you put in it.
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I mounted this scope on a bolt action British Enfield. Assuming you get a scope mount if the Rossi is drilled and tapped to take rings, yes, it should work fine on a Rossi 92.
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It will work, but don't expect it to be any better than the factory rod. I did not have any felt reduction in recoil, and I had two other 92FS models (unmodified) to test it by. All used 115GR FMJ ammo. It just wasn't worth the money. It's still in the original packaging in my spare gun parts box, I was that unimpressed.