Wanted to shoot a suppressor with out a booster
I threaded stock barrel then used red lock tight to secure extension

Looks good, I am not familiar with the gun, I guess the barrel does not tip so operates ok with the can ?

Nice modification.
It was posted in a thread here (somewhere?) that Beretta's were reliable
without a booster when the suppressor was under a certain weight.
You could of made the suppressors rear mount with the extension
and not messed with the factory look of the 92.

twodollarbill wrote:Nice modification.
It was posted in a thread here (somewhere?) that Beretta's were reliable
without a booster when the suppressor was under a certain weight.
You could of made the suppressors rear mount with the extension
and not messed with the factory look of the 92.

The one I used was 7 onces and works well.. I like the look of the extended barrel , probably 95% of why I did it

I have always liked your work and this is no exception.I have thought on doing that same thing on a 92 my friend just had converted to select fire plus a muzzle brake is in order as it runs like a raped ape.

Capt. Link. wrote:I have always liked your work and this is no exception.I have thought on doing that same thing on a 92 my friend just had converted to select fire plus a muzzle brake is in order as it runs like a raped ape.

Wow thanks

My setup is a Beretta 92 Centurion with 92FS barrel that I threaded.
I like having at least .450" of threads and you can't get that many threads on
a stock 92FS.
So I guess I like the looks of a longer barrel too.

? think my Sig226 needs an extended barrel & threads - summer project # 15