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GoSlash27 · May 24, 2008, 02:33 PM

Re: "poorboy":

The sear and hammer can be stoned (not recommended for newbs) on the 92, but lightening the trigger pull cannot be accomplished by the 'poorboy' method. Even if it could, the trigger return spring isn't a big source in the 92.

Just swap in a lightened D spring for starters. It'll be a night and day difference on the DA pull. If it feels rougher than you like you can always try your hand at a trigger job. I'm trying to scare up the drawings we used to have on the Beretta forum, but they might be lost to the sands of time now.

captkilowatt,
Not necessary. It'll function fine with the stock recoil spring so long as you're running standard loads.

May 24, 2008, 02:33 PM	#16
GoSlash27 Senior Member Join Date: November 26, 2004 Location: Iowa Posts: 3,118	Re: "poorboy": The sear and hammer can be stoned (not recommended for newbs) on the 92, but lightening the trigger pull cannot be accomplished by the 'poorboy' method. Even if it could, the trigger return spring isn't a big source in the 92. Just swap in a lightened D spring for starters. It'll be a night and day difference on the DA pull. If it feels rougher than you like you can always try your hand at a trigger job. I'm trying to scare up the drawings we used to have on the Beretta forum, but they might be lost to the sands of time now. captkilowatt, Not necessary. It'll function fine with the stock recoil spring so long as you're running standard loads. __________________ Bill of Rights Must be 18. Void where prohibited. Not available in all states. Some restrictions apply.