Magazine releases for Beretta

One Toni System part fits most of the 92 family: an oversized magazine release. Ten Beretta models list it, which is why you meet it on so many model pages.

Why a bigger button

The factory release on a 92 is small and sits where the thumb has to stretch for it. A larger, textured button is found and pressed without shifting the grip, so the empty magazine drops sooner and your hand is ready for the next one. A firm click tells you the press worked.

Watch for accidental drops

A bigger button is also easier to hit by mistake, for example in a tight holster or with a high grip. Check how it sits with your gear before a match.

By model

Each model page shows the release together with the base pads and magwells for that gun, such as Magazine releases for Beretta 92X Performance or Magazine releases for Beretta 92.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a version for polymer Berettas?

Not at the moment; it is made for the 92 family only.

Do I need a gunsmith?

Many owners fit it themselves; the factory release has to come out first.