NcStar Beretta 92 Pistol Accessory Rail Adapter (MADBER)

I have done lots of research and this appeared to be the best cost effective solution for my 92 FS brigadier. I received the item in a couple of days and I’m happy to say the product is exactly as described and fit perfectly to the beretta. Now, be careful when you install it.. if you try to place the curved extreme of the rail over the trigger guard the rail adapter won’t fit and if you try to force it, it will scratch the frame under the barrel. You need to leave about 0.5 mm space between the rail accessory and the guard. You will see that once installed it would fit perfectly. The installation took me about 3-4 minutes.

Fits well, made of durable material for use along with ease of install. Would recommend.

Shipping time was fine, the packaging was good and it came with instructions, however this accessory will not fit your 92fs right out of the box. First, the two raised 'ears' on the top and front of the device that contact the frame of the pistol will need to be bent outwards in order to properly mate with the frame, they are too tight otherwise. The vertical piece on the underside is actually two brackets that connect through a wedge-shaped piece that is part of the accessory body, the screws that hold them together are small and finely threaded, and these brackets are meant to clamp this thing onto the trigger guard. First, the dimensions are all wrong, and if you try to tighten this thing down without modification, youre likely to strip threads off the screws or just not be able to thread them on at all. This whole thing is made of aluminum, and youll need to take a dremel to either the wedge-shaped vertical piece that the clamps mate with or widen the holes in that piece that the screws go through. If you use this, be prepared to lose some finish off of your gun...I myself may be using jb weld to basically make this thing a permanent modification to the pistol, and would be duracoating everything afterwards. If you want to save money or fool around with a cut-test-cut-test project, then this is the right one for you...otherwise fork over the extra 40 and try out something else. NcStar isnt exactly known for high-quality products.

I am not sure what others have an issue with as I read other reviews, but this fit my Beretta 92FS milspec like a glove. Was a perfect, tight fit and was pleasantly surprised. Only reason I marked 4 starts is I did, however, end up sending it back. Not because of he fit, but for me the trigger guard attachment for the rail put the light (I chose to buy) just out of convenient reach to turn on with the trigger finger. I am perfectly willing to admit that I could have tried other lights, I just chose not too. Rail is heavy grade and durable, allen screws worked perfectly. Great product with good fit, just wasn't for me.

Stop! Don't buy it. This Transaction Caused a big Riff Between Amazon And I...Because of it, I had Decided To Stop shopping with Amazon... And no longer be their customer after years of shopping with them. Amazon is no longer siding with their own customers, outside vendors ruined the Amazon experience. I am very mad at the person who wrote the feedback, that fit his Beretta 92 FS, NO It doesn't.The screws are too short and strips the threads, and the worst of while you trying put on you are Sratching your gun.I went on Beretta's web site and they have the real McCoy, more expensive, but it explains to you that you have to have a straight barrel frame, if it has an angle it doesn't fit. And all the Berretta 92's have a slight angle.I thoughts you guys like to know. I had to investigated, and this was what I had found, and I hope it helps.By the way, if you must have a rail, get a gun with the rail.

Does exactly what I expected; allows accessories on a gun without a rail. I found no issues with quality or fit (my 92 FS is Italian manufactured). Can't imagine why you would bend the ears where it touches the gun...I found the fit to be very snug which it should be; I don't want my light moving as the pistol recoils. Scratch your pistol?...well, yea if you aren't careful (field stripping a Walther PPK will scratch the pistol at the trigger guard unless you're careful). I guess I can understand a laser not staying properly aligned due to the demands of targeting with a laser, not due to the rail system but mine doesn't seem to move. I did snug the screws up with a back and forth pattern...the rail needs to be evenly installed to fit properly.I found the installation intuitive if you look at it a couple of times, but hey...guys...how about some instructions???! (thank you YouTube).I guess if I expected a factory fit I should have bought a pistol with a rail on it, huh?

There’s not much to love about this solution, other than it’s cheap. The M92FS has a sloped under barrel, this does nothing to compensate to bring the mount level. Hard to fit snug as well, needed multiple attempts to install correctly and the screws are very hard to align. No directions included to provide techniques to make it easier. Cheap parts, they got worn from slightly over-tightening. Finally got everything going and after 4 rounds at the range it came loose and I was back to square 1. I chucking this and going with a pricier solution.

This fits my Italian-made Beretta 92F perfectly. Nicely machined, feels solid and secure. I could deduct 1/4 star because the mounting screws are about a thread and a half too long and don't fit flush to the other side, but I can dress them down with a file.