I've searched all over the internet and finding information on specific upgrades you can make to an M9A1 is really hard to find. Over the course of two months I researched and I think I've compiled the best upgrades you can do for just over a hundred bucks. So I wanted to create a thread in case anyone out there is looking to do some work on there M9A1 or any other 92SF.
I purchased the following from Brownells,
EliteII hammer;
http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=2...t/HAMMER-ELITE
It supposedly increases cycle speed and gives a lighter pull to the trigger. Both are great but I must admit, the big seller for me was that a skeletonized hammer looks awesome.
D version main spring;
http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=2...RING-D-VERSION
I also found that some people are using a 1911 mainspring but I wanted to stick to a Beretta factory part. The spring provides a much lighter trigger pull.
Wolff Trigger conversion;
http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=1...ONVERSION-UNIT
This part was originally created to replace a weak trigger spring. I read that this was developed for the US Boarder Patrol and the problems they had with the factory trigger sprig breaking. I found that is helps for really smooth trigger pull. It comes in a lighter and heaver version. To me its main job is to provide return so I figured factory weight was fine.
Steel trigger;
http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=2.../TRIGGER-STEEL
Feels better than polymer. Helps with trigger pull because of the increased weight. I also like the look of a gun with a trigger colored separate from the rest of the gun.
Aluminum grips;
http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=4...ALUMINUM-GRIPS
A buddy of mine has a 1911 with a pair of Alumagrips on it and it feels great. The ones they make for Beretta are just as great. They provide a very positive grip.
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