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TAR systems for Beretta 92 / M9

The 92 family shares fire-control geometry across a wide spread of model names — 92FS, M9, 92X, 92X Performance, 92G, and the Compact/Centurion. All of them are covered by the parts below.

2 parts listed for Beretta 92 / M9

Beretta Drop-in TAR (Steel)

Beretta Drop-in TAR (Steel)

The first-ever Beretta TAR, in work-hardened 304 stainless steel.

Listed for Beretta 92FS, Beretta M9, Beretta 92X, Beretta 92X Performance, Beretta 92G, Beretta Compact/Centurion

Beretta Drop-in TAR (Comes With 3)

Beretta Drop-in TAR (Comes With 3)

The first-ever Beretta TAR. Lightweight annealed carbon fiber nylon.

Listed for Beretta 92FS, Beretta M9, Beretta 92X, Beretta 92X Performance, Beretta 92G, Beretta Compact/Centurion

What a TAR is — and what it is not

A TAR is a trigger assisted reset system: it resets the trigger for you so follow-up shots come faster. One trigger pull still fires one round, every time. It is not a forced reset trigger, it does not fire bursts, and it does not convert anything to automatic fire.

Every unit is CNC-machined in Texas. Installation is covered step by step on our installations page, and the mechanism itself is explained on how TARs work.

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Beretta 92 / M9 questions

Does this fit the M9 as well as the 92FS?

Yes. The M9 and 92FS are the same pattern for this purpose, and both are listed.

What about the Compact and Centurion?

Both are covered — they are named in the fitment for these parts.

Is a Beretta TAR legal?

Yes. A TAR assists trigger reset. One pull fires one round. It is not an FRT.