BEST EVER thin grips for Beretta 92 series, BETTER THAN TRAUSCH!!...

[TED]

Y'all may have noticed that my 92D Centurion has a regular hammer installed. It has been retro fitted with a regular FCG and a D spring.

Also notice that I updated my original post to reflect that removing the O rings worked to bring the screws flush and so far so good.

TED

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Y'all may have noticed that my 92D Centurion has a regular hammer installed. It has been retro fitted with a regular FCG and a D spring.

TED

Did you have ignition problems with the previous spring and hammer combo?

[TED]

Did you have ignition problems with the previous spring and hammer combo?

No. Not at all. I just wanted to point out that if you wanted to have a single action capability, you can. Just change the parts over.

TED

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No. Not at all. I just wanted to point out that if you wanted to have a single action capability, you can. Just change the parts over.

TED

Just re-read your post and realized we are talking about a D gun, not a G. I can be dumb at times. Thanks.

[bigghoss]

No. Not at all. I just wanted to point out that if you wanted to have a single action capability, you can. Just change the parts over.

TED

But then you can't safely decock it...

[TED]

But then you can't safely decock it...

Not an issue for me. No different than a CZ75.

TED

[terraMODA]

I have the regular Wilson Combat grips on mine, not the ultra thin ones and they made a noticable difference in girth. They are actually made by VZ Grips. The Wilson Combat short reach trigger helps a bit too if you have smaller hands.