Posted: 4/24/2026 3:17:18 PM EDT
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Just picked one of these up. Figured I’d post some real world pics. So far I really like it. Attached File Attached File |
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Charles Bukowski
Charles Bukowski
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I picked up a gen 1 Langdon full size last year and the pistol is phenomenal to shoot. Now that these are out I'm thinking about getting a gen 2 as well with the black slide, NP3 parts, and without the carry bevel. Interested to hear how you like it when you have some time behind it. The Vertec grip isn't compelling to me as I've found I prefer the original 92 grip and have since swapped my M9A4 over to the wraparounds. |
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Waiting on my optic and light (Holosun 407 Comp & X300). Hopefully make it out Monday or Tuesday. I have an M9A4 with lighter springs, Langdon trigger bar, and Volker flat trigger. I find the triggers very comparable. The M9A4 may be a little better on double action but it’s got 2k rounds on it. I’ll be interested to see how the LTT wears in. I’ll report back with impressions after I shoot it. |
"The world is full of shipping clerks who have read the Harvard Classics."
Charles Bukowski
Charles Bukowski
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Originally Posted By AK-12: I picked up a gen 1 Langdon full size last year and the pistol is phenomenal to shoot. Now that these are out I'm thinking about getting a gen 2 as well with the black slide, NP3 parts, and without the carry bevel. Interested to hear how you like it when you have some time behind it. The Vertec grip isn't compelling to me as I've found I prefer the original 92 grip and have since swapped my M9A4 over to the wraparounds. Totally with you on the wraparounds. The vertec grip is actually too small for me. The wraparounds are perfect though. |
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Made it out today and put ~300 rounds through the LTT II. I was shooting Winchester 124g 9x19 NATO and expected reliably was 100%. I shot it back to back with my M9A4 Centurion. I was surprised that my Centurion had less felt recoil to me. Probably the weight of the X300. I have a light for the ordered for the LTT. I have a 14# recoil spring in the Centurion and to me the slide feels easier to rack than the LTT. I found this odd because the full size 92 should have a 13# recoil spring? I’ll likely be ordering a 12.5#. All in I really like the LTT II. Can’t wait to put it through its paces. Attached File |
"The world is full of shipping clerks who have read the Harvard Classics."
Charles Bukowski
Charles Bukowski
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Attached File Installed a 12.5# recoil spring and got my X300. |
"The world is full of shipping clerks who have read the Harvard Classics."
Charles Bukowski
Charles Bukowski
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"The world is full of shipping clerks who have read the Harvard Classics."
Charles Bukowski
Charles Bukowski
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So the local Cabelas has a Langdon Tactical Beretta 92G Elite LTT with Trigger Job. The description says... "This model features LTT's trigger work features polishing and stoning of contact points, an upgraded trigger bar, and a 13# chrome silicon hammer, trigger return, and sear springs. G10 LTT/VZ Grips add excellent ergonomics and grip function to the firearm. You'll also receive front strap and back strap checkering, a skeletonized hammer, Hex head grip screws, a beveled magazine well, D-model hammer spring, flush main spring cap, and an oversized mag release button. A Picatinny accessory rail is also found on the M9A1 frame." Unless i am wrong, this work is done at Beretta and not at Langdon's shop. Not sure if it is worth the premium but i like the upgrades |
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