How to make trigger pull better on a Beretta 92?

[Blackhawk]

Playing with a trigger pull gauge yesterday and measuring some handguns. The Ruger MK III (with which I'm most accurate) has a pull of 2 lbs 4 oz due largely to the Volquartsen trigger. All three of my 1911's are in the 4/2 to 4/4 pound/oz range, but the Beretta 92FS weighs in at 6 lbs. What is the best way to reduce the trigger pull on the Beretta? I'd be happy with a 4 lb trigger.

 

[UncleBiff]

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Trigger Job in a Bag - 92/96/M9 Series

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[noahvale]

Wilson Combat 12 lb spring Part 721CS-12
Wilson Combat Trigger Conversion Unit Part 643
These parts don't really lighten the pull but are upgrades:
Wilson Combat Deluxe Hammer Part 785
Beretta Metal Trigger and Solid Steel Recoil Spring Rod

6 lb DA / 3 lb SA
Total cost around $100

 

[Blackhawk]

Wilson Combat 12 lb spring Part 721CS-12
Wilson Combat Trigger Conversion Unit Part 643
These parts don't really lighten the pull but are upgrades:
Wilson Combat Deluxe Hammer Part 785
Beretta Metal Trigger and Solid Steel Recoil Spring Rod

6 lb DA / 3 lb SA
Total cost around $100

Thanks, looks like a winner!

 

[Martman300]

I have the lightened hammer spring in my 92X.

Langdon Tactical has the ”trigger job” Available.

They do the same for the PX4 and also the Taurus PT92.

It can get to where it feels “too light”