GuuunWood Grip for Beretta 92/96 Full Size 92FS Grips, Colored Wood Composite Pistol Handle Panel

They look beautiful, my old model 96 had a screw fall out of one of the handles, and I used it as an excuse to do an aesthetic upgrade... It looks like a totally different thing. They feel good, though I'm not sure they have better grip, I don't really use this gun much anymore. The beauty of the 96 model is the 92 model barrel fits and I can shoot 40 caliber or 9mm with barrel swap. It will be a pleasure to get this on the range to cycle my ammo inventory.I found that if I tighten the screws down too much the mag doesn't fit so I had to turn them all back a little.

As a proud owner of a Beretta 92FS, I recently upgraded my firearm with the Guun Wood Grip, and I am very happy with the results. The colored wood composite pistol handle panels add a touch of elegance and sophistication to my otherwise plain firearm. The grain pattern and finish give my pistol a custom look that stands out from the crowd. The Guun Wood Grip never fails to spark conversations.But beyond its visual appeal, this grip also delivers in terms of functionality. The ergonomic design fits my hand comfortably, providing a secure grip every time I pick up my Beretta. The added texture on the grip surface enhances recoil management, allowing for more precise and consistent shooting in any environment.Durability is another standout feature of the Guun Wood Grip. Constructed from high-quality wood composite materials, it feels robust and well-made, capable of withstanding the rigors of regular use and handling.Installation was a breeze, thanks to the included hardware and straightforward instructions. Within minutes, I was able to swap out my old grips for the Guun Wood Grip, instantly transforming the look and feel of my Beretta 92FS.Overall, I highly recommend the Guun Wood Grip for Beretta 92/96 Full Size 92FS Grips to anyone looking to enhance both the appearance and performance of their firearm. Its combination of good looks, ergonomic design, and durability make it a worthy investment for any Beretta enthusiast.

The pictures of these are much better than the real thing. When I installed them they looked cheap...as though I'd put some wood colored plastic grips on. I also wasn't thrilled about the screws. The grip kept rattling so I had to keep tightening it. I was getting worried that I might strip the screw holes. Thankfully I didn't and managed to get the grips fairly tight. I didn't have any issue with the screw going in too far.I'm sorry to say they didn't stay installed though. They just look cheap.

These are exactly what you would expect to make your M9 look nicer for the range. The wood feels nice and has a protective coat. My only worry is that they'll get brittle with how tight the tolerance for the screw holes are. Might not be a bad idea to get some washers to protect the wood.

For the Beretta 92. It looks like the original wooden grips they carried on early 80s versions, as well as some presentation units, and officer issued sets. It gives an elegant, and classic look that the humble black plastic cannot match. Easy to install, with no gaps and no wiggle.

Comes with grips, 4 screws, 4 rubber washer / rings, torx Allen wrench, in its packaging.I've been looking for some grips to replace the Crimson Trace laser grips on my Beretta. When I squeeze the Crimson trigger hard enough to activate the laser, it throws off my aim. Anyway, it was a fairly easy matter to remove the old grips and install these. If for some reason you lose the included torx wrench, a 2mm hex is close enough. Just be careful with the rubber washers as they are fiddly and easy to drop and lose.The good news is the dimensions on the wooden grips are about perfect, and they feel great in my hands. I prefer them over rubber or plastic.The bad news is, they don't look quite right on my Beretta. I'm looking for more of a dark and glossy style and these are light and matte.The ugly news is that the screws are too long. When tightened down all the way, they extend into the magwell and drag on the magazine. They scratched up one of my mags. :( I backed them out so they wouldn't interfere with the magazine and then the grips were loose. As other reviewers have mentioned, you need to sand them down so they aren't as long.See pic, new screws left, old screws right.

I got this for my Beretta 96, they feel great are an exact fit. This set comes with a new set of allen screws and a wrech to use. The only problem is that the screws are too long for the install. They go so far in to the handle that they keep the magazine from being able to be put in the pistol.This problem can be fixed a few different ways.1) get smaller screws.2) file the screws down to size.3) put the pistol screws in, instead of the new ones.I went with the old screws and they work just fine.All in all I would recommend for a nice add on to a great gun. it does feel as though the grip is slimmed down some but not a huge amount. Very comfortable to use.

Build quality is great and they fit perfectly. I wasn't able to use the included screws as they contacted the magazine and wouldn't allow it to eject freely. I reinstalled the stock screws and everything worked great. The grips did slim down the overall thickness allowing for me to get better purchase. Very happy with how they look and function.