[trap7]

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[dickgtax]

Is the Beretta trigger a factory 303/390 trigger that's had a release installed? Do you know who did the conversion?

 

[trap7]

This is not a factory trigger, this is a after market release trigger with a steel housing made by moneymaker. Factory triggers are plastic. Thank for your reply. trap 7

 

[dickgtax]

I'm sorry if I seemed confused. Let me clarify my question: Is this a 391 trigger? Yes 391 triggers are plastic, but 303 and 390 triggers are metal.

 

[trap7]

This trigger will fit all Beretta autos but was made to fit a 390. trap7

 

[dickgtax]

Trap 7: No, the 390 trigger will not fit all Beretta autos. It is wider than
a 391 trigger and not the exact same configuration. It will not fit a new
391, but it will fit a 391 that has been shot enough where the bottom of the receiver has expanded enough that the 390 trigger will fit in. Even then it won't align perfectly with the receiver. The factory 390 trigger is steel.

 

[jakeduke]

I don't have a dog in this hunt. I am not 100% sure but I think money make built trigger groups for the 390/391. I have a stainless steel trigger group from them. I put it in an almost new field model AL391 shot less than 100 rounds, it dropped in with no issues at all. I currently use a 303 trigger group in one 391 and a 390 trigger group in another 391.I am going to have Philips tune the money make trigger group for me it is way to slow on the release for me rite now. The only factory 391 trigger group I use is in my AL391 duck gun. BTW all are release triggers accept for the duck/turkey gun. dickgtax if you know something I don't please explain I would like to be corrected.

 

[dickgtax]

jakeduke: you have PM.

 

[trap7]

jakeduke what you stated is one hundred percent correct Jerry

 

[jakeduke]

dickgtax I did not get your PM to me. Try again please. Thanks.