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BERETTA TRIGGER CONVERSION UNIT

BERETTA TRIGGER CONVERSION UNIT Reviews & Ratings

Drop-in, captured spring unit replaces the factory mousetrap trigger spring to eliminate breakage. Gives a smoother pull and improves trigger control. Robar NP3® coated to reduce friction. SPECS: Steel, NP3 coated. Fits Beretta, 92/96, 96D and
Centurion plus Taurus PT92/96. Does not fit late production guns
with polymer triggers. Factory weight or 20% reduced power.
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Reviews Summary
The Beretta Trigger Conversion Unit shows mixed reviews, with some users praising its easy installation and noticeable pull weight reduction, while others report issues, particularly with polymer triggers leading to inconsistencies. Overall, it can enhance the feel of the trigger pull, yet certain modifications might be necessary for optimal performance. It's not universally fitting, leaving some customers disappointed.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Compatibility
55%
A significant number of reviewers highlight issues regarding compatibility, especially with polymer triggers. Many users stress that the product is designed for metal triggers and that it is crucial to check specifications before purchasing. Some reported the need for modifications, indicating a lack of clarity on compatibility details.
Ease of Installation
60%
Several reviews note the installation of the conversion unit as straightforward, often being described as a true 'drop-in' part. Users appreciate how quickly the upgrade can be completed, although some mention the necessity of minor adjustments depending on their specific setup.
Performance Improvement
50%
Users report varied experiences regarding performance improvements. Many note a reduced trigger pull and an overall better feel after installation, while others argue that the improvements are minimal or come with drawbacks, such as spongy feedback upon release.
Quality Issues
30%
A portion of reviews express dissatisfaction with the build quality of the spring and fitting issues. Comments about the spring being gritty or improperly sized were noted, leading to concerns about reliability and longevity.
Value for Money
40%
Many reviewers consider the price point reasonable, especially compared to official manufacturer options. While some users felt it was a worthwhile investment to enhance reliability, others felt that the performance did not justify the cost, particularly when modifications were necessary.
4
Big upgrade, leaves a little play.
Great product, much better than the factory mousetrap spring. Could be .5-1mm longer to reduce play in the trigger and the fact that the spring sometimes flips up when the gun is disassembled and you manipulate the hammer for whatever reason.
4
Test before carry!
I installed this in a recent M92A1 purchase. As a poster from IN above said- spongy. I am VERY happy I did not get the alleged competition only trigger spring! I fear that would be numb and spongy. At least this one is spongy with some feel. Certainly not as crisp as factory. The only reason I went to this was because i purchased the Wilson Combat trigger. This is an alright trigger feel, but it certainly does not replace a trigger job.
4
Great Upgrade..But did need a little TLC
Easy install and a great upgrade. But it did take a little sanding on the the unit to fit right between the trigger. Nothing a little 400 hundred grit sandpaper and a few seconds didn't cure. Once that was done it fit right in and worked like a charm.
4
Good and low cost Upgrade Truly Drop-in
I am not a big fan of Drop-in upgrades The term is over used. For most it should read an easy job for a gunsmith. This is truly Drop-in. I own 2 92 FS 9mm Berreta's. One I sent to Berreta for a trigger job and one I used the Wolff power unit. I could not tell a difference. I also felt I increased the reliablity of the one with the unit but I have had no problems either. I had to make no modifications to install the unit.