Picatinny Rail Adapter Mount Compatible with Beretta 92

Works great for what it is very easy to install. The only downside is that at the tip it kinda has a bit of an up-and-down motion. It’s not molded exactly to the firearm, so there’s a gap in between the rail in the bottom of the firearm

doest fit my beretta 92fs and cheap plastic

Didn’t fit well. Had to return.

Seem like good quality and work well if it would attach to gun. I tried putting on a Italian 92FS. Would not fit the gun. I had to send it back.

The adapter is lightweight polymer, feels well-made, and clamps securely onto the trigger guard of my Beretta 92F (Italian). However, it does have a design flaw: the rail portion does not rest flush against the gun's lower. This causes the rail to tilt down appx. 1-2mm. Not a deal breaker for using a flashlight in CQC situations, but probably not accurate for a laser at distance.My workaround was to use a piece of Scotch Heavy Duty Double Sided Mounting Tape to secure the two pieces together. (Put the tape on the lower first, assemble the rail, and press the rail and lower together.) Works great (at least for now), but time will tell how long it sticks...literally and figuratively. For now at least, my Olight PL Pro Valkyrie flashlight fits perfectly and mounts securely to the rail.With some very minor adjustments in their design, The Mercenary Company can make this adapter fit like a glove. Until then, just be aware that the tilt can throw off your accuracy if accuracy is what you're going for.

This WILL NOT fit on the Beretta 92FS model use this instead ...https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0058DC520?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

Doesn't fit the 92 but it does fit m9a1, also not flush with lower receiver angles downward. Luckily I'm only putting a light on not a laser. Otherwise for 30 bucks over spending the extra 1000 for the rail built in worth it.