The grip that fits your Beretta 90 Series pistol depends on the frame family: full-size models sharing the 92FS grip frame (92FS, 92F, 92G, 92D, 92DS, 92A1, 96, 98, M9, M9A1, Brigadier, Elite) use one grip panel, VerTec-frame models (92X, M9A3, M9A4) use another, and heel-release models like the 92S use the factory-era frame that most aftermarket panels do not cover. This guide explains how to identify your frame and pick the right VAVUSH Tactical grip panel the first time.

What counts as a 92FS-pattern grip frame?

A 92FS-pattern grip frame is the layout used by the full-size Beretta 92 family since the 92F: a dual-panel grip with the magazine release located behind the trigger guard (button release). If your pistol has the slide-mounted safety or decocker of the 92/96 family and a button magazine release, an aftermarket VAVUSH Tactical 90 Series panel will mount without modification.

Which Beretta models share the 92FS grip frame?

Beretta Model Caliber Frame Notes Grip Compatibility
92 / 92F / 92FS / 92FS INOX 9mm Standard 92FS frame Compatible
92G / 92D / 92DS 9mm Standard 92FS frame Compatible
92A1 9mm Standard 92FS frame Compatible
96 / 96D / 96A1 .40 S&W Standard 92FS frame Compatible
98 / 98FS 9×21mm Standard 92FS frame Compatible
M9 / M9A1 9mm Standard 92FS frame Compatible
92S 9mm Heel magazine release Incompatible
92SB 9mm Early transitional frame Incompatible

What about VerTec-frame pistols?

VerTec-framed pistols (92X, M9A3, M9A4) have a straight-back grip frame profile, so they use VerTec-pattern panels such as The Punisher Grips for Beretta VerTec models, which weigh 40 grams (1.4 oz) and are made in Italy from ASA thermoplastic.

Which VAVUSH Tactical grips fit the standard 90 Series frame?

Written by the VAVUSH Tactical team. Compatibility tables reflect the grip-panel cut of each product; when in doubt, compare your frame against the photos on the product page before ordering.

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