Hello gents, my quick question is can the M9a3 be converted easily to DA/SA with decocker only? The only reason I've tried to stay away from Berrettas at all is the slide mounted safety, but if it's avalable in a decocker only I would be very interested.

That's why I prefer Sig's 226 or other varients in DA/SA. If the new Berretta is available that way, I would be all over it.

Thanks for any info, and if you want feel free to post any pics of the M9a3. I find this version sexy as hell

M9A3: look for one with the 'G' configuration and you'll have decock-only, no decocking thumb safety.

I just bought a M9A3. G model, which is de-cock only.
Only about 200 rounds through so far but a nice gun. No issues. Long double action but very smooth all the way through, no stacking. I really like that vertec grip, but if don't, a wrap around grip comes with it to change it to a normal M9 feel.

I like carbon slide 226's and my M9A3

that's a nice set PGT, I did the conversion on mine and after about 30 mins. of sighs and frustration it went in. it's the little spring that gave me problems but for $50 a great deal. I prefer decockers to safety levers so it was a nice change.

I never understood this. The Beretta Cougars convert to "G" configuration with a simple part removal. No muss, no fuss. I get that the 92 design predates the Cougar but going forward why not change the 92 over to the Cougar design?

I haven't converted any 92's to G yet but for 55 bucks its a no brainer.

If it's one or the other, I'd get a P226 before a 92...but yes, either get a "G" or you can buy the G conversion.

I always carried my M9s on "fire" outside the wire (sshhhh don't tell anyone else in the Army I did that).