Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: will this buffer work on a Beretta 92 D Centurion
Document: I bought this hoping for a real nice rod, not so much.My wife's 92 Centurion has a factory metal guide rod, and it feels lighter in the way of recoil.
After 500 rounds the buffer wouldn't allow it to feed any more 9mm bullets. I took it apart looked at all the parts and replaced it with the original plastic one and the weapon fired perfectly. No clue why the device just quit and wouldn't allow my beretta to be pulled back anymore.
In my personal/professional opinion (23-year Armed Forces veteran) this is a very high quality product. The stainless guide rod is a huge upgrade from the plastic stock guide rod. The buffer assembly fit perfectly into my Beretta 92FS INOX and looked even better. I played with Snap-Caps to test the function and it was flawlessly smooth. I haven't taken it to the range yet, but do not foresee any problems. I will invest in a couple extra replacement polymer shock buffers for future use.
It does work good with the OEM spring and a #16 spring also, I could definitely tell the difference between the stock guide rod and the Buffer guide rod. This recoil buffer do both, smoothes out and reduces felt recoil in my 92FS and gives no functioning problems. It's a good, affordable upgrade for the firearm and makes you wonder why Berretta allows the recoil battering in the first place.
Fits my 92 FS perfectly. Feels better than the plastic one. I would recommend this to everyone. Good luck and good shooting.
I had no problems installing this device in my beretta, works flawlessly and takes some bite out of the recoil, Great product
This review is based of my Beretta model 92FS not off a M9. The specs are the same as a M9 but the cosmetics are a little different so I'm wondering if it would correctly fit any M9 series?
This is likely one of the fastest mods available with rewarding benefits. Knocks down the recoil noticeably and will likely save the frame years down the road. It's listed for 92/96 but will fit a 96 A1 with minimal filing down of the included front spring retainer ring. Takes 10 minutes at most. Don't think its the fault of the manufacturer as the A1 has a few dimensions that differ from the standard 96. Great product! !
Bushing mushrooms after 100 rounds! If they made the bushing out of a more forgiving material it would be worth buying. But with only 100 rds. the bushing mushrooms and rubs the spring. Feeding Beretta 96 with 180gn. Federal fmj.
Great after market product,I was just never a big fan of plastic parts in fire arms...I don't care what grade of plastic it is.beretta went a little cheep on the guide rod, but I think the stainless is a much better replacement .
Answer: yes