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13. Jan 2019
92S Rail Solution with a Little Handiwork A+
1 von 1 finden das hilfreich I bought this for my 92S knowing that I would need to do a bit of handiwork. Taking my time to do the work carefully, it took me about an hour to make the necessary modifications. The photos show the grips in the original OD Green, and again after painting them with black Rustoleum High Performance Enamel and trimming a bit more off the bottom.
The areas that needed grinding down with a Dremel was all the way around the trigger guard. I then had to shave off just a tiny bit more right in front of the trigger so that it closes tightly with no space between the two panels underneath the dust cover. I also removed some of the meat on the inside of the right panel directly opposite of the mag release button. That is necessary for the release to work. I drilled out a hole for the magazine release button. It looks nicer than grinding off the entire corner of the panel where the mag release is. However, don’t expect lightning fast mag changes doing it this way. For defensive use, I believe grinding out that corner is best, like how the original stock 92S grips have the cutout. I cut the corner out after taking the first pics.
Taking it to the range I found that the Beretta shot exactly the same as with other grips. It was not any thicker at the grip like many think. The trigger works perfectly, so the panels are not in the way. One more change I made is I shaved off just a tiny bit of material near the bottom of the grips. If you look closely at the pictures I before I painted them with black enamel, you’ll see it protrudes just a tiny bit. That little bit was digging into my hands sharply. It feels much better now.
The holster is an OWB thumb break leather model made for the SIG P226R. It fits like a glove.
So if you want a rail for your 92S and are prepared to do a bit of Dremel and filing work, this is an awesome solution for you!
21. Apr 2020
Great home training option
This kit of two XBG’s is excellent. The airguns are lightweight, made mostly of plastic, which is fine. Umarex isn’t selling these for a ton of money. What is really good is the accuracy, consistency, velocity (410 fps with a fresh Co2 capsule), and the number of rounds one can shoot from one Co2 capsule (around 100). The higher the velocity tends to bring about better satisfaction of the shot (hard to explain). Extra magazines are available and affordable. One can get a lot of practice aiming and trigger time. All of this is very important to be a good defensive shooter. And other than these things that I have mentioned, it is FUN. A lot of fun.
13. Jan 2019
92S Rail Solution with some handiwork A+
I bought this for my 92S knowing that I would need to do a bit of handiwork. Taking my time to do the work carefully, it took me about an hour to make the necessary modifications. The photos show the grips in the original OD Green, and again after painting them with black Rustoleum High Performance Enamel and trimming a bit more off the bottom.
The areas that needed grinding down with a Dremel was all the way around the trigger guard. I then had to shave off just a tiny bit more right in front of the trigger so that it closes tightly with no space between the two panels underneath the dust cover. I also removed some of the meat on the inside of the right panel directly opposite of the mag release button. That is necessary for the release to work. I drilled out a hole for the magazine release button. It looks nicer than grinding off the entire corner of the panel where the mag release is. However, don’t expect lightning fast mag changes doing it this way. For defensive use, I believe grinding out that corner is best, like how the original stock 92S grips have the cutout. I cut the corner out after taking the first pics.
Taking it to the range I found that the Beretta shot exactly the same as with other grips. It was not any thicker at the grip like many think. The trigger works perfectly, so the panels are not in the way. One more change I made is I shaved off just a tiny bit of material near the bottom of the grips. If you look closely at the pictures I before I painted them with black enamel, you’ll see it protrudes just a tiny bit. That little bit was digging into my hands sharply. It feels much better now.
The holster you see is a leather OWB thumb break model made for a SIG P226R. It fits like a glove.
So if you want a rail for your 92S and are prepared to do a bit of Dremel and filing work, this is an awesome solution for you!