Usable mitigation for the nonrail issue - Recover Tactical BC2 Beretta 92/M9 Grip & Rail System

It's made of decently tough plastic and doesn't feel flimsy once secured. The two halves line up well, hold a light securely and it actually looks pretty sharp on the gun. My biggest issue with it is that the grips protrude into the trigger guard from the back, this means that when the trigger is fully depressed, the trigger is pushed between the slot that is made by them in the guard and its kind of awkward to find a comfortable finger placement on the trigger at the moment of break, especially in single action, not really a deal breaker. Finding a holster that is not only compatible with this rail but the light you choose is also a bit of a pain. You're better off just getting an A1 with a built in rail but if you're stubborn like me, this is probably your best bet unless you can find a gunsmith to fabricate something for you.