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If you have a Beretta 92 series DA/SA pistol and have not already swapped out the hammer spring with the "D" spring, as Arnold would say, "Do it! Do it now!". I have had the spring for some time now and had not got around to installing it in my 92FS Brigadier until recently because I felt the trigger on it was already really good right out of the box but glad I finally did. The Brig now has a very smooth 8 lbs. DA trigger pull and the SA now breaks crisply at just under 4 lbs. The easiest and cheapest trigger job you could ever do. My 92FS Centurion will be getting one shortly too! Cool


-Dtech
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Posts: 4417 | Location: Central Florida | Registered: April 03, 2006Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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The 13# Wolff spring is a good alternative also.


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Or a 19lb 1911 mainspring
 
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I actually tried a 15# Wolf spring, but was getting light primer strikes in single action.
Went back to the standard 92 spring until I can get a D spring.
 
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