Silencer adapter for Umarex Beretta 92 FS

Description

A silencer adapter for Umarex Beretta 92 FS

We were already producing a silencer adapter for Walther CP88 and a silencer adapter for Walther CP99 and CPS. It was therefore natural to continue on this path with the silencer adapter for Umarex Beretta 92 FS.

The idea is always the same. Allow the addition of a suppressor on your favorite CO2 airgun. For this, we need a thread at the end of the barrel, and it is this thread that our adapter allows to add.

When it comes to compatibility, this custom part will be usable on the following Umarex pellet guns:

• Beretta 92 FS black : 419.00.00
• Beretta 92 FS nickel : 419.00.02
• Beretta 92 FS gold : 419.00.07
• Beretta 92 FS nickel wood grip : 419.00.03

Easy installation

Unlike the adapter for CP88 or for CP99, here we don’t press the adapter on the front side with a front screw. On the contrary, we take advantage of the barrel protruding from the slide to put the silencer adapter on it. It is then tightened with the 3 transverse screws M3x0.5 supplied.

In this we get closer to our silencer adapter for non threaded barrel. But much more compact. In the same way, the transverse screws will be able to mark the finish of the pellet gun. We will therefore make sure to be reasonable in the tightening.

We machine this adapter in an aeronautical grade 7075 aluminum. The manufacturing precision remains the one that makes us proud for steel, but with a lower weight. The accessory will not unbalance your weapon forward.

Which silencer to screw to the end of this silencer adapter for Umarex Beretta 92 FS?

When it comes to small-caliber suppressors, there are usually two threads:

• The 1/2×20 TPI (also known as 1/2 UNF), the standard in Europe for .22 LR silencers.
• The 1/2×28 TPI (also known as 1/2 UNEF), the standard in the USA for .22 caliber silencers in the broad sense.

Our adapter exists in both threads. It’s up to you to choose the one you need from the drop-down menu to the right of the image. You will then be able to use “real” suppressors, not airsoft or airgun silencers.