+1 on the D spring. It makes the trigger far better imho. As I understand it, the M9A3 comes from the factory with the D spring.
Beretta 92/96 series Steel Trigger, Spring Trigger and D Hammer Spring
I have an old 92F (nope, not the FS) and I love it. Its and early 80's build and from what research I have done, it was built when Beretta still hand fit them in Italy. It is hands down the smoothest gun I own. And as smooth as the higher end custom guns I have handled.
My only complaint with the gun was the safety and how I could sometimes accidentally activate it when cycling the action. But now Beretta has a de-cocker only conversion at a REAL reasonable price for the 92/96 series. I just installed mine a couple of weeks ago, and I am loving it. I think my Beretta is going to get a LOT more range time now.
Beretta M9A3 G Conversion Kit
Beretta 92/96 series Steel Trigger, Spring Trigger and D Hammer Spring
I have an old 92F (nope, not the FS) and I love it. Its and early 80's build and from what research I have done, it was built when Beretta still hand fit them in Italy. It is hands down the smoothest gun I own. And as smooth as the higher end custom guns I have handled.
My only complaint with the gun was the safety and how I could sometimes accidentally activate it when cycling the action. But now Beretta has a de-cocker only conversion at a REAL reasonable price for the 92/96 series. I just installed mine a couple of weeks ago, and I am loving it. I think my Beretta is going to get a LOT more range time now.
Beretta M9A3 G Conversion Kit