Beretta 92FS question

I thinking about buying a Beretta 92FS. Does any one know if any company makes a scope mount for this pistol ? I am looking for Rail mount of some kind. 
I am looking for a mount that bolts on to the grip area and the actual rail sets over the barrel. 
Hoping some one would knew of a company that sales them. Thanks. Marty

There are a very few companies that make a reflex mount for the 92.  I’ve never seen one for a Picatinny rail that you could mount a short tube dot on. For Bullseye the primary use for a 92 is for a Service Pistol.  For that iron sights are the rule.  If you want to have a 9mm for center fire, then there are other types that are better to build from like a CZ-75 (SP01) and 1911.

Langdon Tactical does a lot of work with red dots for the 92, trying to get them low on the slide.  I have several slides either made by him or modified by him for a variety of red dots:   
https://langdontactical.com/92-elite-ltt-red-dot-ready-slide/  

His trigger jobs, as well as his drop-in trigger jobs, are pure magic.  

There are a variety of other mounts I have seen for the 92, mostly sitting in the rear sight dovetail, but there is this:  
https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1008774272

NDAR15MAN wrote:I thinking about buying a Beretta 92FS. Does any one know if any company makes a scope mount for this pistol ? I am looking for Rail mount of some kind. 
I am looking for a mount that bolts on to the grip area and the actual rail sets over the barrel. 
Hoping some one would knew of a company that sales them. Thanks. Marty

My David Sams Beretta was built this way. He had the gun in hand and ready to sell (vs the long wait for a custom build), but I wanted a service pistol not a dot gun, so I had him take it off when I bought it.

Here's a photo of it before he took the optic off.

NuJudge…Thanks for the link to the tube red dot mount for Beretta 92. Just want I was looking for. Going to confirm it fits the 92FS model also. 
PPG… thanks for the picture of the 92Fs tube red dot mount. This type of mount would work. I am going to try to research the picture you showed. looks like the letters 5SJ or5SG. If you remember the brand of the mount please list. Thanks. Marty

http://www.samscustomgunworksusa.com/

Jack H …thanks for your help. Excellent information and picture. Marty

NDAR15MAN wrote:I thinking about buying a Beretta 92FS. Does any one know if any company makes a scope mount for this pistol ? I am looking for Rail mount of some kind. 
I am looking for a mount that bolts on to the grip area and the actual rail sets over the barrel. 
Hoping some one would knew of a company that sales them. Thanks. Marty

I have a near new Beretta M9A4 that shoots 2” groups at 50y for sale if you’re interested. It’s the newest M9 version that has a plate built into the slide for mounting a scope. Let me know if you’re interested. Thanks

Orion… not familiar with that Beretta model. Will do some research. Marty

NDAR15MAN wrote:Orion… not familiar with that  Beretta model. Will do some research. Marty

"M9" is the military name for the 92.  "A4" is the 5th iteration.  There are a few primarily aesthetic differences, which an optics shooter should care little about.

Ok. I am looking at just target shooting. 50 yard bullseye type local matches with 9mm. Trying to keep up with these rich farmers. Winner gets $10.00. Ha ha. I am Leaning towards the Beretta 92X performance. Big money but can add a red dot when I want too. MD

adminbot1911 wrote:

NDAR15MAN wrote:Orion… not familiar with that  Beretta model. Will do some research. Marty

"M9" is the military name for the 92.  "A4" is the 5th iteration.  There are a few primarily aesthetic differences, which an optics shooter should care little about.

An “optic shooter” would care for the new changes. Those aesthetic changes from the 92fs include: slide mount rail built in for an optic, Picatinny rail (mount a weight of you want), steel trigger (instead of plastic), 1911 style different grip (removed the bulky 92 grip most people don’t like, thinned it, and aggressively textured it). I have both the 92FS and the M9A4, I don’t think the 92 series have these modifications, especially the optic mount..

Orion wrote:

adminbot1911 wrote:

NDAR15MAN wrote:Orion… not familiar with that  Beretta model. Will do some research. Marty

"M9" is the military name for the 92.  "A4" is the 5th iteration.  There are a few primarily aesthetic differences, which an optics shooter should care little about.

An “optic shooter” would care for the new changes. Those aesthetic changes from the 92fs include: slide mount rail built in for an optic, Picatinny rail (mount a weight of you want), steel trigger (instead of plastic), 1911 style different grip (removed the bulky 92 grip most people don’t like, thinned it, and aggressively textured it). I have both the 92FS and the M9A4, I don’t think the 92 series have these modifications, especially the optic mount..

92 series implemented picatinny rail and steel components starting with the 92A1.  I was not familiar with the slide mount optic components on the M9A4 until just now. I stand educated

look up rails for red dot on Beretta 92fs. this is mine.

Mustachio. Wow that is a nice beretta 92 FS with the red dot ! So if I was to have the same gun in your picture what would I need to do , sent off and have slide cut and drilled for a optic mount ? Who did your work ? What kind of groups to you get at 25 and 50 yards if you shoot that far with factory ammo and brand and weight may I ask ? I don’t reload.
I am torn with buying a 92FS with re dot like yours and maybe Put some money into trigger work or spend 1650.00 And buy the Beretta 92X Performance. Tough choice. Big money difference but after I spend money for trigger kit , and red dot mount , etc on the 92FS might not be that much of a difference and hold just by the 92X performance. Thanks. Marty

My rail cost $85.00 + $50 to drill and tap one extra hole. I had a guy named WAL from the Beretta forum put on a barrel bushing (see photo- I go between irons and red dot) and the accuracy is far better than I can shoot it. A rail can be found here, Vortex Viper / Venom Red Dot Sight Mount for Beretta 92 (fits Burris FastFire and Docter) (egwguns.com).
I shoot 135 and 147 gr only...gun likes those weights best. 
I did my own trigger work, and it breaks crisply at 3#.
I have less than $800 in this gun, but I did get it NIB for only $419.00

Wow. You gave a good shooting pistol for sure. I might try in the next few weeks and PM you and get some contact info from WAL Beretta forum.
. I might go the same route as you. Once again thanks all your good info you have been providing all us in the 92FS. Marty
Of us. Marty

NDAR15MAN wrote:Wow. You gave a good shooting pistol for sure. I might try in the next few weeks and PM you and get some contact info from WAL Beretta forum.
. I might go the same route as you. Once again thanks all your good info you have been providing all us in the 92FS. Marty
Of us. Marty

Hi Marty, here's the Beretta (link) I have for sale. Feel free to pm me if youre interested. Thanks, Orion

Orin you have a good looking pistol there. I am really looking at a SS 92FS or SS 92X performance. Marty