Beretta M9A3

[Pappabear]

Why do some people crave the G model on this gun? If you don't like the safety, just use it as a decocker only. I believe the M9A3 has the safety lever design which prevents you from accidentally setting to "safe" when racking the slide.

Bart Noir

The G conversion makes the gun dummy proof and the double action trigger is very safe (per se) and has a clean pull. You just end up with a great DA/SA gun which many folk love to start with. And most people hate the safety system on the M9. I sent mine and had it done with other goodies at WC.

PB

[contax_shooter]

I just impulse bought the M9A3. Are the sights on these at standard height? I’m interested in throwing the 10-8 rear sight on it.

[contax_shooter]

G conversion and Wilson short reach trigger installed.

[The Dumb Gun Collector]

I was looking at one the other day and the trigger was amazing. I think I would have started with these if I didn’t have my 92GSD already.

[GTF425]

I was looking at one the other day and the trigger was amazing. I think I would have started with these if I didn’t have my 92GSD already.

It really is. Between it and the SP2022, I'm strongly considering getting a DA/SA again.

[HKGuns]

I bought one just yesterday in celebration of Veterans Day.

[HKGuns]

G conversion and Wilson short reach trigger installed.

What is the benefit of the Wilson short reach trigger? I just picked up a Wilson steel guide rod and blue buffer. Looked at that trigger but coudln't figure out why I needed one.

[contax_shooter]

DA mode is a bit of a reach for me. #manlethands

I also have the Wilson Action Tune Kit sitting around.

[Ajlopez281]

Pure jealousy here. I really like the look of them and got excited when I found out about them. California had to crush my dreams and not add it to the roster. Oh well. Contax, that looks awesome

[Ron3]

What is the benefit of the Wilson short reach trigger? I just picked up a Wilson steel guide rod and blue buffer. Looked at that trigger but coudln't figure out why I needed one.

It's a little thinner front to back. And all steel instead of the polymer coated steel skeleton 92's/M9's come with standard.

It shortens the reach just a tad. I didn't measure the one I had but 1/16 to of an inch perhaps?

If you plan on installing Wolf Gunsprings trigger return spring (that is less likely to break the Beretta design) you must get an all steel trigger as it won't work with Beretta's poly/steel one.