Beretta 92 Elite LTT Full-Size

Ordered on a Saturday, they had it in the mail by end of business Monday. Gun arrived well packaged, in perfect condition. Very pleasant to shoot, went through about 300 rounds so far with absolutely no issues.

For the past 19 years, I was akin to a striker-fired pistol junkie, always searching for the perfect pistol to satisfy my fix on the perfect trigger. There is no perfect pistol, yet, this pistol with the LTT trigger job has not only satisfied the “fix” it has cured me of needing to search for that perfect pistol. Ernest Langdon and Beretta have created and orchestrated a masterpiece. On the firing line, it was like conducting the perfect symphony. Now, I know nothing about conducting an orchestra; however, I do know what it means to be satisfied. I was left completely satisfied yet longing to enjoy more. Aesthetics: This is a legendary pistol with a rich heritage! I would describe this pistol as striking, stunning and well-formed. The stainless-steel barrel and trigger enhance the beauty of this fine instrument. Is it perfect? No; at least cosmetically speaking. It’s a Beretta. The finish on the slide cocking serrations on my pistol could certainly be better, but oddly enough, these imperfections seem to compliment the gun. Trigger: The LTT trigger package is the star of this pistol. Describing the trigger as buttery smooth seems cliché, yet appropriate… and… inadequate at the same time. Until you personally experience how consistently smooth the DA trigger pull is through the trigger break, you will never understand just how good it is. While the single action trigger is phenomenal, the double action trigger pull is just as fast and better than the triggers of most striker fired guns. I liked it so much, I spent most of my time on the firing line shooting DA only. Even after firing the gun I continue to be in awe of how good it is! Grips: Having fired previous versions of the Beretta M9 in the military, I was concerned with the potentially thick grip. Getting a solid, high purchase and appropriate grip is essential to firing any gun well. My fears were alleviated. The ultra-thin VZ/LTT G10 grips are excellent for even smaller hands. Sights: I opted for the Ameriglo Spartan sights. I have these on my other pistols, so I’m very familiar with them. With my “older” eyes, I seem to acquire the target much quicker with these sights compared to fiber optic sights. There is so much more to say about this gun. Listen, here’s the bottom line: this gun doesn’t want to be hidden in a safe, or, in my opinion, simply displayed in a case. Like an antique Stradivarius violin, it wants to be played; its real beauty is in its performance. The LTT trigger package, grip, and target crown barrel makes this gun a solid shooter and very accurate. This pistol created an “Aha” moment for me, and has inspired me to re-think my philosophy of the DA/SA platform.

I have not had the time to fire the pistol yet.Outward looks fit and finish are excellent.

Believe the hype. This is without a doubt the best da/sa gun I’ve ever fired. The trigger is simply amazing and the pistol is a real looker. My striker fired guns are now retired. Thank you to Mister Langdon for your stellar work and to your the beyond patient Aimee Langdon for going above and beyond with the customer service and dealing with a pain in the ass like me. Turnaround time was ridiculously fast and I will be a customer or Langdon Tactical for as long as they can stand me.

I was so pleased with the double action on my first Elite LTT that I converted it to a DAO with a manual safety. Dropped in a spurless hammer with a custom hammer spring and a reduced power firing pin return spring for an incredible 5lb double action pull that reliably ignites most of the ammo I run through it. It has a little trouble with Winchester white box but I can live with that. Hah! My second Elite LTT is going to stay just the way it came. These guns are so sweet with the trigger job that there isn't really anything to customize. I love the frame and the slide and the barrel and the grips and the trigger and the hammer and the whole damn package. The sights are right on the money and the single action pull weighs in at 2lbs 10oz without any creep. Could not possibly be more satisfied.

Many have said it, and they are right. This is the Beretta many Beretta fans have been waiting for; it is the complete deal. And the killer features, to me, are the dehorning tricks that LTT has used. And don't buy it without the trigger job; no one in the Beretta world can do a trigger job like LTT.

Within my first hour on the range with the Elite LTT I was shooting better than I had ever shot with a striker fired gun. I had become a Glock shooter many years ago, not because I especially cared for them but because they were what seemed to be the best compromise available for CCW and occasional competition. Compromise is sometimes a good thing, and sometimes not. In handguns compromise is a bad thing. My Glocks are going to the back shelf of the safe while the Beretta is taking over as my gun of choice.

Very impressed with my new Beretta, I can honestly say it's one of the best pistols I own and I own many that are far more expensive. Order one you won’t be disappointed.

One of the finest Berettas I own. Everything on this gun is perfect right out of the box. The double action trigger is very fluid without any grit or stacking. I was blown away. The single action pull is amazing. No creep to be found. Needless to say the extra money for the trigger job was well spent. Everything was polished and greased. Love the frame. Love the slide. Love the grips. Love the sights. Definitely race ready. The only thing I'll change is the hammer spring down to 12# just to see if I can feel the difference because I'm that guy. Again, the trigger on this gun can't be beat. It's better than my Wilson with the action tune and I can't figure out why. It's either the trigger bar or the sear.