Beretta 92G 92 G Langdon LLT Centurion 9mm J92GQ9LTTM
Description
Model: 92G Langdon Tactical Centurion
Caliber: 9MM
Capacity: 15RDS
Beretta 92G Elite LTT Centurion, 18RD 9mm Semi-Auto Pistol
The Beretta 92G Elite LTT Centurion, 18RD 9mm Semi-Auto Pistol is the Ultimate 92 Carry/Competition Package that is built in partnership with Ernest Langdon of Langdon Tactical. It incorporates a lot of features such as Vertec/M9A3 Slide with front cocking serrations and fiber optic front sight with blacked out rear sight, G style decocker, beveled sharp edges, and an M9A1 style Frame. The frame is built on a M9A1 frame with checkering on front and back strap, a beveled magazine well with no lanyard loop. The 92G Elite LTT Centurion is the ultimate evolution of the Elite series of Beretta carry and competition pistols.
Specifications
- Condition: New
- Brand: Beretta
- Caliber: 9mm
- Action: Single/Double
- Capacity: 18 Rounds
- Barrel Length: 4.25″
- Overall Length: 7.75″
- Sight radius: 5.75″
- Weight(oz): 31.6
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This gun has great balance, it feels like an extension of your hand. The VZ grips are just the right thickness, and the texture is very good. The LTT upgrades are outstanding. I have converted my 92FS, and 92A1 to G models, so the fact that this Centurion is a G model, is another plus for me. I have not had time for the range yet but I know I won’t e disappointed. Beretta, and Ernest Langdon made an already outstanding weapon, exceptional.
The pistol was just about perfect out of the box, just installing an LTT 12 pound hammer spring and a set of Beretta rubber grip panels was needed. The LTT G10 grips are too thin for my hands, The trigger is smooth and clean, a slightly lighter hammer spring makes it even better. The sights are fast to acquire and work well with most light levels. Shooting this along side my Wilson CenTac, it's every bit as good. The only complaint I have is the De-cocker levers aren't as aesthetically pleasing on the Langdon vs the Wilson.
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