HogueOverMolded Rubber Grip for Beretta 92 / 96 Series with Finger Grooves, Black - 92000

Picked up a set of these Hogue finger-groove style grips along with some of the regular Hogue rubber grip "panels" for my Beretta 92FS Police Special (US Made). I first installed the panel style grips because they were what was most familiar to what I was used to (see my review on those on the other product page), and then I installed the finger-groove grip, and WOW!!!! I tell you what, at first when I was reading everyone's reviews, seeing them say, "It makes the gun feel like it is a part, or an extension of your hand.", I really didn't take it much to heart, because I don't believe anything until I know for myself, and I tell you what, I SHOULD HAVE PURCHASED THESE GRIPS A LONG TIME AGO!!! Do yourself a favor, if you have a Beretta 92FS or M9 and are looking for something different than the factory grips, and want more comfort, control and ergonomics, PICK UP A SET OF THESE GRIPS! Trust me you will NOT be disappointed. Before purchasing the grips, I was sort of put off by the fact that I didn't know if they would be any wider than the factory grips, as the Beretta 92FS/M9 is already a hefty gun, but I am here to tell you that they really do NOT add any noticeable width. Some people worry about these grips changing up the grip position too much therefor causing a person to have to "re-learn" that gun, but really, they don't change your grip position any meaningful amount unless you have a totally funky way of holding the gun. They just create the most comfort and control you will ever have with your Beretta. Some people raise an issue stating, "Once you draw your firearm with these grips, you won't be able to easily change your grip position because of the rubber wanting to "grab" your hand.", and really, that's not the case. You can still adjust your hand a little if you need to, but when you get this grip on your gun and get used to handling and drawing your firearm with this grip, your hand will always automatically go to where it needs to be on the grip, and you won't have to fudge around with your grip at all, because after all, when you have to draw your firearm when it really counts and you absolutely CAN NOT move the sight line because you have a "bad guy" in your kill zone, if you've already drawn your gun, in most cases it's time to SHOOT, not to fiddle with your grip. Unless of course you are a L.E.O. and will commonly have to draw on a subject without firing, but even then you will be used to the grip and you will not have to adjust your position. The material these grips are made out of is JUST soft and tacky enough to give you the grip and control you need, without being "over-soft" or too tacky to catch on clothing or impede drawing your firearm, even from under a shirt/jacket if you are carrying concealed (though I don't know many people to use a full-size Beretta for their CCW, lol). If you are looking for something to enhance the grip of your Beretta 92FS's/M9's, you need to pick up a set of these grips, you will NOT be dis-satisfied.

READ THIS - WILL NOT FIT a Taurus PT-92 or PT-99 with the ambidextrous decocking lever.I'm leaving a lengthy review because it wasn't easy for me to find the right Hogue replacement grip for my early 1990's Taurus PT-92 AFS. This one did not fit.My PT-92 has an ambidextrous decocker lever on both sides (IMPORTANT) of the frame. Push the lever up to engage the Safety, push it down to decock the double-action firing hammer.First I ordered this listing (Hogue model #92000) with the wrap-around front finger grips.The listing says it fits a PT-92 and PT-99. IT DID NOT FIT MINE. The screws lined up fine on the right side grip, but because my gun has the ambidextrous decocker the top screw hole on the left side of my gun did not line up with the hole in this Hogue #92000 grip. The top hole in my gun's left side is 1/2" lower than on this Hogue #92000 grip. So I returned it to Amazon, with no problems.If your gun doesn't have a decocker, I can tell you I LOVE the front wrap-around finger grooves of this Hogue #92000 grip, and wish I could have kept it.I spent a LOT of time looking for a different Hogue model that would fit my Taurus PT-92 and its ambidextrous decocker. but I could not find one. It does not appear Hogue makes a replacement grip with wrap-around front finger grooves for a PT-92 with a decocker lever. I'm guessing a PT-99 owner with the decocker would have the same problem.So I ordered a different Amazon listing - the Hogue Rubber Grip model #99010, which comes with 3 grip panels - 2 Left and 1 Right so it fits a PT-92 or PT-99 either with or without a decocker lever. A gun without the decocker has the screw hole 1/2" higher than mine.I installed the Hogue Rubber Grip model #99010 (different listing than this one) right grip, and the correct left grip for the decocker, and threw the other left grip away. THEY FIT LIKE A GLOVE! I love them. It makes my old gun look current again. And I love the rubber coated grips so much more than the original hard wooden grips.I used the same stainless screws that were original with the gun. I thought about switching the screws to black, but mine is a stainless frame and the stainless screws in the black Hogue grips look really good with the stainless frame.If you're going to change out the screws, DO NOT lose the bushings in the frame that the screws go in to. Lots of reviews mention big problems if you lose a frame bushing.See the picture. This is the best $15 I HAVE EVER SPENT on an old gun. Worth every penny, and took about 60 seconds with a flat-head screwdriver to change the grips ...Note the Left side grip screw locations in my photo. The other grip in the picture is the one included in this set for a gun without the decocker, where the screw is 1/2" higher on the grip.The higher screw hole on the grip sitting next to my gun, not on my gun, is the same as the screw hole that was on this listing's Hogue #92000 grip. If you don't have the decocker, you can use either model. If you do have the decocker, search on Hogue Rubber Grip model #99010 and buy that one instead.I hope this saves you some time. Good luck. Happy shooting.

I put a set of these on my issue M9 when I went overseas to the sandbox and loved it. It completely changes the feel and shooting characteristics of the weapon. I have smallish hands, so double-stack grips are sometimes an issue for me, especially when shooting controlled pairs, but these grips - while somewhat enlarging the grip size - improve manageability so much by reducing felt recoil and making it so much easier to get a solid grip that it is a no-brainer.I am about to acquire a 92FS as a civilian and the first thing I did was order a set of these. Didn't even have to think about it.Only downside was that after a year of hard use overseas the grip did erode pretty heavily, but it's so inexpensive that that is not a worry - just throw another one on there - and that was after pretty hard, daily use. In a civilian environment I'm not worried enough about it to dock it a star, and if I was going overseas again I wouldn't hesitate to pull the trigger on one of these again.

I like my Beretta 92FS but never liked the hard grip. This grip is softer but still firm enough to feel like you have control.