LTT Optimized Performance Trigger Bar Fit Video

[@zenadventurer69]

92FS, made in Italy. After OP trigger bar install, DA wasn’t working with an easy pull, but four gentle passes with a brown india stone as suggested removed just enough material from the hammer (good closeup at 2:02) and now working like a charm. Two passes with the stone, dry fire/FTF, one pass with the stone, dry fire/FTF pulling left, one pass with the stone, dry fire/success pulling straight, to the right and to the left. Multiple successful checks and I’m good to go...the entire process took maybe 15 minutes. Just make sure you’re comfortable with the disassembly/assembly of your hammer/strut/spring workings. Thanks

[@TheStevenbryant19]

I recently got this for my Italian M9A3. The single action worked great after install. The DA didn't function. The folks at Lagdon are top notch! I ended up shooting an email for a clear view of where to fit the hammer. It just took a few swipes with a India Stone to resolve my issue. It's fantastic don't hesitate to buy this kit.

[@Apathesis0]

What grit was the stone?

[@TheStevenbryant19]

@Apathesis0 I replied earlier with a link I guess they didn't like that. It was a medium grit stone I used.

[@82lowe36id]

Had this issue with the last OP trigger bar I installed in my 92FS Italian made. I took material off of the LTT OP trigger bar. Guess I should have waited for this video.

[@4getting0]

Same with my Italian 96A1. I could swear I saw an earlier video saying to take material off of the bar itself. Oh, well. I still love the trigger on my 96. Also, there is a place on the sear where it engages the trigger bar where you can remove material to get even less over travel on your single action pull. So if you take material off the trigger bar for your double action to drop then you can always hit the sear and make up for it and then some. I've done that to the sear on a couple of my Berettas and the single action is about as good as you can get.

[@LangdonTactical]

After fitting a couple thousand of them, we found a better way.

[@LangdonTactical]

After fitting a couple thousand of them, we found a better way.

[@4getting0]

@@LangdonTactical Yeah, I've picked up a few tricks along the way as well. Will definitely try this method on the next build. I put a hundred rounds through my LTT with the competition takedown lever today. It's a lot of fun having the gas pedal to plant my thumb on. I wish you would offer the Xtreme-S trigger group and the competition takedown lever on your website. I've had to import them from retailers in Italy and it usually takes about 10 days to get here. The takedown lever was 54 euros including shipping. You could probably do better than that and I think people would be interested.

[@Whitpusmc]

Just installed mine to my legacy B92FS. Good news it was a drop in fit in under five minutes. No issues.

[@zeroinkev]

Awesome. Can you post an up-close image of the area that I am removing material? Thanks!

[@elonmusk8667]

Whats your email? I can send you a close up picture.

[@goodlife5825]

​@@elonmusk8667 can you send me close up

[@dr.stonks9911]

Nice one Ernie.

[@lon242]

Gonsmif

[@Sandhill1988]

I own several 92 pattern pistols figured I would try one of your trigger bars then I saw the cost and decided the trigger was good enough. $80.00 before shipping and taxes 😮.

[@markfergerson2145]

I really appreciate your short and to the point style. A little more detail on exactly where to remove material and where *not* to remove any, and why not, would be a nice addition though. Don't want to screw up a perfectly good part, right?

[@michaelkaiser1864]

Crochet needle is a must (or something like it). Did a 16# HS and the OP bar on my Girsan "centurian". Went from 10#/5# to 8.5/ 3. Glad i didnt get a light HS lol. Man. This made a difference! Thanks Ernest! Great product. Was easy to fit. Took about 4 tries. What recoil spring do you run? You seem to rack yours with very little effort. With the light spring, does it need a buffer? Not a buffer fan with EDC's.

[@josebaca3075]

Great stuff.

[@panumaskasiyaphat852]

Just ordered this stuff and waiting for a month to delivery to my country.

[@jonathannguyen1844]

I have an Italian 92FS and am wondering if I order the LTT Elite hammer do you think everything would fit fine?

[@Kelsmith2]

I’ve been looking all over the place for why this has been happening to mine. Weirdly enough mine is a 92X made in Tennessee, but I replaced the hammer with the Match hammer which are made in Italy.

[@TheRawketLawnchair]

m9a3 having the same issue with the trigger job in a bag. love winning these low percentage lottery

[@Apathesis0]

What grit stones?

[@ShiningXwolf]

Hey Ernest, sorry for the off topic comment, but I might potentially be having problems with my 92G LTT compact. I only got it a few weeks ago and put less than 100 rounds through it so far and I'm having some pretty serious wear on the inside of the slide. I was hoping maybe I could shoot you some pics and you judge if I've got something going wrong with my gun. I generally don't care about wear on my guns but I feel like this is quite a bit more than expected for such a low round count. Thanks for any help you can give if you see this.

[@jeremyfigueroa1683]

Ever thought about doing a brigadier slide nd if possible a compact brigadier slide? Got to go with the resident evil samurai edge style

[@longfellowjones2449]

Only having slight issues with DA if I dont pull the trigger hard enough, but SA doesn't drop no matter what I do. Would I need to file down the OT stop in this case?

[@CallMeDamensei]

Did you get it work out? I have the same issue.

[@plexibreath]

I've been bingeing your videos Ernest and learning a lot, thanks! I'm a 1911 guy and looking at getting a good 9mm, and train with a DA/SA decocker. I almost went with a CZ-75, then a Sig or HK, still may, but you've got me interested in a Beretta. Between the 92 and the PX4 full size, why would I choose one over the other? Is the PX4 meant by Beretta to replace the 92, or are they different branches? The rotating barrel appeals to me. I'm sure there are a lot of caveats when saying one is better than the other, but is one of theses better? Thanks!

[@zenonayala9557]

Ok, where can I get this trigger bar???

[@LucasFerreira-qx6kr]

Langdon tactical technologies, google this and you'll find it!

[@elonmusk8667]

www.langdontactical.com/optimized-performance-trigger-bar/

[@joshtalbot1086]

Does your elite ltt 92 that is in stock at allot of online retailers use this updated trigger bar?

[@grcpdr]

I bought the basic model of the Elite LTT does it already have the Optimus trigger bar? Or do I need to order it separately?

[@ernestlangdon3075]

If you did not buy it from us, then it does not have the OP trigger bar.

[@TheRawketLawnchair]

what kind of git do i need on a india stone?

[@LangdonTactical]

A fine india stone should do the trick. It does not take much to get it done. www.brownells.com/gunsmith-tools-supplies/metal-prep-coloring/stones/6-x-1-2-x-1-2-india-stone-prod9622.aspx

[@TheRawketLawnchair]

@@LangdonTactical update, got my stone and did two passes about the same travel as your video. the trigger is perfect. thanks a million langdon!

[@elonmusk8667]

Whats the difference between the LTT Trigger Bar and the Wilson Combat bar?

[@LangdonTactical]

The OP trigger bar takes out more overtravel and shortens reset. The Wilson Bar is a great part, the LTT bars does a few more things.

[@pricanhero]

Which trigger bar comes in the Trigger Job in a Bag?

[@82lowe36id]

You used to be able to pick either the LTT or WC trigger bar.

[@welgus]

where can i get it in europe?

[@LangdonTactical]

I am not sure that you can. It is a firearms part, so it has to be imported per your countries rules for firearms parts.

[@keyhole9601]

Brownells has LTT "trigger job in a bag" but unfortunately with Wilson combat trigger bar, instead of the LTT. Very unpleasant choice made by Brownells and also crazy expensive!

[@andrewc9896]

Do m9a1s have the issue? What's the odds of having to do this a.(real novice gun owner)

[@LangdonTactical]

Not very likely. On an M9A1, maybe a 3 to 5% chance.

[@andrewc9896]

Thank you sir. By the way your short videos on shooting have benefited me immensely for which very grateful to you.

[@PatrickRandle-wm8ul]

You REALLY need to show a better close up / view of what to do to the hamner so people don't do it wrong! You do not give nearly a good enough view of what to do and where!

[@dynamictacticalconcepts5304]

More I know what was wrong with my DA!

[@PatrickRandle-wm8ul]

You dont even say what grit "india stone" to use!!! FINE, MEDIUM, COURSE???!!! HOW HARD IS IT FOR YOU TO TELL US THAT???!!!!!

[@aquadonkey.]

Making me file on my hammer is such a complete shit way of making your trigger bar fit. Definitely not buying after watching this, dont care what reviews say if thats the case