Optimized Performance Trigger Bar

[@JJ.ermenegildofregna]

I've just noticed that Mr. Langdon has just 8000 subscrivers or so. It always buffles me how so many excellent, very experienced shooters with tons of info to share have so little and how so many noise makers have so many.

[@GBGuns]

It's the entertainment factor. Explosions and other childish antics spread faster than intelligent videos. Fortunately they also tend to fade away.

[@danheino423]

Truth...100%

[@stephencrescenti912]

Damn! And I just got back my M9A3 and Inox 92fs from you guys!!! Needless to say, the work you do is absolutely amazing!!! Thank you!!!

[@max796428]

What work did you have done on your M9A3? Thinking about sending one over to them but haven't heard any reviews.

[@LangdonTactical]

Thank you for your kind words.

[@stephencrescenti912]

@@max796428 Trigger job and changed out the guide rod. Needless to say, every Beretta desires to be #Langdoned

[@stephencrescenti912]

@@LangdonTactical Thank you for the fast turn around! You guys are awesome! Have a great weekend!

[@Everything2A]

@@LangdonTactical you should do a collab with Cryptic Coatings for these parts in black. Their Mystic Black impregnated finish on their BCGs is legendary.

[@alexanderluthor1304]

I’m liking the nickel external parts. Great contrast with the beretta black finish.

[@dcssteve1944]

This is an absolutely amazing upgrade. I installed it in my 1990s 92FS and I could not believe the difference. It performs just as shown in the video. The stock trigger is a bit sloppy with way to much over-travel. Now I have a nice wall and an extremely short reset and no over-travel. It is amazing that one little, inexpensive part can do so much. In my opinion, this is the most amazing part you can buy.

[@robertcruickshank5617]

When I get this new trigger bar, that new 92X may just become a fleeting memory of desire...

[@LangdonTactical]

HAHAHAHAHA

[@martyedmondson8548]

Sweet! I’m on it. Thanks LTT for continuously pushing the bar up on TDAs. I’d be most joyous if a similar bar was available for the Px4 also.

[@driver8M3]

Damn, I don't even own a Beretta and I want to buy one!

[@matthewreiner1972]

I just bought the Langdon M9. Thanks for making great stuff for all price ranges.

[@matthewreiner1972]

Just bought the trigger bar.

[@bobsolla]

@@matthewreiner1972 You'll love it after it's installed.

[@matthewreiner1972]

@@bobsolla Indeed I do!

[@bobsolla]

Just ordered one for my Beretta 96G Elite 2 on the phone after watching the video online,noticing the shorter rest and over travel;I tested mine and knew that I had to pre order mine in the black(duralube) finish.After all that I've done(i.e. hammer spring,metal trigger,recoil spring,recoil buffer,ported barrel and whatever else I did that I forgot about.Hoping that this will fix the trigger slop to allow it to be the pistol it should've been from the start!

[@blantant]

Thanks for making these and installation video. Installed mine recently. Love it. Absolutely love it

[@LangdonTactical]

you're welcome!

[@jamiea2404]

Holy cats, that’s a crazy short reset.

[@anicus4702]

Another vote for one of the these for the Px4. I would also like to see a magazine guide(like the Wilson Combat) for the Px4 as well.

[@LangdonTactical]

We are working on the trigger bar. I like the mag guide idea, but nothing has been done on that project.

[@frankbutta9344]

Great job, Ernest! Running over to your site!

[@colewestwood2906]

I’m very happy with this on my M9A3. Along with a 13# hammer spring, it made a great pistol out of the box noticeably better.

[@AshGreen359]

Yankee Marshall did a video about this and showed more detail on where to file it down if necessary

[@campingdev5233]

Damn - that will require some serious trigger finger retraining. Looking that I would be scared I would let an additional round go inadvertently when firing multipe shots. My 92X has 4 times that reset length and requires real discipline compared to my striker fired

[@docnightfall]

Given how this removes the notch that allows the firing pin block lever to disconnect from the trigger bar, won't this result in a full auto event in case the sear spring should fail?

[@dexm2010]

This is outstanding! Can't wait to get one!

[@strictlyformyninja]

Make more of the black duralube trigger bar please!

[@GBGuns]

"This is gonna be Uuuuge!" President Trump, or someone impersonating him

[@williamhsmithjr2991]

I know this video is 3 to 4 years old. I do not have to explain these upgrades to the Berettas 92FS or the PX4 Storm. The over travel is gone on both pistols and the Reset of of your Trigger is so short, you have to pay closer attention to your trigger actions or you will miss the best performance of your investments.

[@ejh66]

I have the Elite LTT with the trigger job. How much shorter is the reset and over travel?

[@LangdonTactical]

Its about a 70% reduction in reset distance over a gun with one of our trigger jobs and the Wilson Trigger Bar.

[@carllove3705]

This duralube finish that you spoke of. What parts are you coating in that finish? I love the way the NP3 finish looks on the gun in this video. I have already visited the LTT website and have added one of these pistols to my basket. I have chosen the OP Trigger bar, the LTT trigger job, NP3, and night sights. My total is going to be a little over $1600 after tax. But I want to know what parts are coated in the new "duralube" mentioned in this video, and what parts are coated in the NP3. I would very much appreciate knowing before I hit the check out button.

[@ernestlangdon3075]

On the NP3 guns, we have all the metal parts on the gun coated with NP3 except for the slide, frame, barrel and grip screws (already stainless). We do not coat the springs or roll pins. All the other pins and parts are coated to include the trigger, trigger bar, and all internal parts.

[@micfasto8700]

Does it come pre polished like the one in the trigger job in a bag did? Also the wilson works with the 12lb spring because of further double action hammer travel. Is this the same?

[@LangdonTactical]

It should not need to be polished. We will lightly buff them in the Trigger Job and TJIABs, but it will not need much with that DLC coating.

[@LangdonTactical]

First, it should not need to be polished. We got great results just dropping them in with that DLC or NP3 finish. They are already super slick. The extra hammer travel in DA is what causes most of the fitting issues with the Wilson Trigger bar and also why it has less over travel reduction. This trigger bar will cock the hammer farther than stock, maybe a few degrees less than a Wilson Trigger bar that did not need to be fitted. Just as far as one that did get fitted. If you have a gun with a Wilson Trigger bar that runs with your ammo with a 12lb spring, it will still run with a 12lb spring with this trigger bar.

[@micfasto8700]

@@LangdonTactical Thanks. I gues I should have waited a few weeks on the Trigger job in the bag. Definitly need to try the new one out.

[@forrest225]

Can't wait to get mine!

[@forrest225]

Got it! It feels great, and required no fitting. Makes me feel a lot more at home with my a3. I'm used to the short resets from my striker fired stuff.

[@WalaStika]

Ernest, will this be a reality for the Px4 someday???

[@LangdonTactical]

I sure hope so.

[@popsmccartney435]

Please, please make one for the PX4

[@Apathesis0]

One thing I noticed about this trigger bar is that since it limits the overtravel via the nub on the front of the pin that goes in the trigger, the sear is not pushed as far forward. This causes the hammer to rub the sear in single-action, unlike a stock bar, which pushes the sear out far enough that the hammer completely clears it when lowering the hammer manually with the trigger fully depressed from SA mode. Is this normal or even something to let bother me?

[@LangdonTactical]

There is no issue there, it is no different than any other type of over travel stop. And when the sear releases, it does not rub the hammer as it drops.

[@guardianminifarm8005]

Sweet

[@feargrif30]

Three, please!

[@chzzyg2698]

The only question I have is, why isn't Langdon offering a trigger guard milling option? The one and only thing I don't like about new Beretta's is the lack of the FS trigger guard cutout. What's up with that?

[@LangdonTactical]

Can you be more specific? The inside of the trigger guard area of all Beretta 92s are the same and have been since the early 80s. Only the external dimensions have changed, i.e., rounded, square, etc.

[@chzzyg2698]

​@@LangdonTactical Like the 92FS on their website(which YT won't let me post for some reason(/en-us/beretta-92fs/) The front strap of the trigger guard. I wish Beretta would utilize this finger groove on newer models.

[@LangdonTactical]

@@chzzyg2698 Likely because people do not recommend putting a finger on the trigger guard anymore. It is also right where the light would be if you mounted a flashlight on the gun. So there would be no room for a finger.

[@shadetreesolar2932]

Will you offer these two LTT Trigger bars as an option in your“Trigger job in a bag” instead of the Wilson Combat trigger bar?

[@LangdonTactical]

Yes, we already do.

[@LangdonTactical]

Yes, we have those options up on the site now.

[@MrAnythinggood]

What spring weight are you recommending to use with this new bar?

[@LangdonTactical]

It has the same recommendations as the other Wilson Trigger Bar.

[@tackjames5613]

Will this come in the LTT’s from here on out? Or will it need to be purchased separately?

[@ericceleste1]

Same question: If I order an LTT with a trigger job, will this trigger bar come standard? Thanks!

[@LangdonTactical]

@@ericceleste1 See the above reply. Just wanted to make sure you saw this.

[@tomjaster309]

does this trigger bar turn the two stage single action of a 92 into a single stage single action trigger pull?

[@randallmcinnis117]

I've owned a 92a1 for about 10 years and have a Wilson combat flat wire recoil spring and a 16# hammer spring. What can I do that would make my slide work a smooth and effortless as the one you have? I'm planning on purchasing your trigger job in a bag and I hope that does the trick. Thanks

[@LangdonTactical]

Well, yours should operate smoothly as well. I run a solid guide rod and a 12.5 lb Chrome Silicon Recoil spring. Other than that, it should be very close to what you have.

[@CrackedCandy]

How about a 96 Inox? Pretty much same gun in 40 cal stainless steel.

[@ernestlangdon3075]

Yup, They work fine in a 96.

[@Pissarrio]

Why hammer and not striker fire?

[@BuffRANGE]

You looking for any 3rd party reviews? I have an M9A3 which has a very nice pull weight trigger, but could have less travel :D

[@LangdonTactical]

We have several already started, but thank you for the offer.

[@KaBar762]

ETA on NP3 coating option? ETA: I see the option now.

[@bdm1000]

Any plans for making one for the PX4?

[@LangdonTactical]

Hopefully

[@johnlieu]

@@LangdonTactical Looking forward to it (for the PX4)!

[@morin8871]

is it similar to the one coming with the 92X

[@LangdonTactical]

It is somewhat simular. It is something we knew we could do for a long time, but lots of testing had to be done first. The big difference is the LTT OP trigger bar has an overtravel stop built into the trigger bar along with the short reset modification and the super-hard DLC DuraLube or NP3 finish. The 92X uses screws in the frame to adjust overtravel.

[@morin8871]

Ernest Langdon thanks

[@Saint0fPain]

I want! Drop-in?

[@LangdonTactical]

Yes, it should be drop-in to any 92F and later pistols.

[@Saint0fPain]

Ernest Langdon , awesome! I saw that you mentioned that on the Instagram video. I’m super excited to try one! Thank you for such great products. I’ll keep hoping you tackle the RDS mounting possibilities on the 92. Of course, I may just need to give one of the px4ccs a shot.

[@guilhermecavalcantevieira5730]

@@LangdonTactical , does it fit Taurus pt100?

[@pinkwheat]

The sight is sold out of OPTB's for the PX4. Does anyone know when they may be back in stock? Im searching everywhere and I'm desperate... and deranged. Terrible pun, ya welcome.

[@LangdonTactical]

Hopefully soon. All of our production guns have taken up all of our stock of OP trigger bars. We are working hard to get them back in stock.

[@sbdreamin]

I can attest to the reset.. i just put this bar in my 92FS, and I swear the reset feels like 1/32nd of an inch! Im a bit scared, actually, and need to take this beast to the range and make sure I know how to operate it safely. Ernest.. if I feel the reset is just too extreme, is there a way to modify that bar to make it a little more?

[@LangdonTactical]

Yes, you could. Shoot it first and make sure you want to adjust and add more reset into the gun. If you do, contact us at [e-mail]

[@sbdreamin]

Ernest Langdon yeah I fired it yesterday, and shot off a number of machine-gun-like, inadvertent rounds. I’ll call you today because I have a few questions particularly in what way does the hammer spring tension affect that SA pull in addition to the optimized bar? I’m thinking I should have just changed one thing at a time, ie lighter spring first then go fire the weapon. Live and learn.

[@simnikiwegaleni7667]

Will it work properly with a D hammer spring?

[@stlparkranger3094]

Does this work for DAO Beretta 92D pistols?

[@LangdonTactical]

It is not going to help the DAO 92D as you still have to go all the way out to catch the DA hook again.

[@stlparkranger3094]

@@LangdonTactical Thank you for the prompt answer!

[@kyleryerson7999]

Is this a drop in part?

[@ernestlangdon3075]

It should be a drop in part in almost every 92. A few guns may need some overtravel adjustment.

[@joshh4427]

Do you have one for the Px storm?

[@LangdonTactical]

Working on that.

[@joshh4427]

@@LangdonTactical Ok I guess I can wait lol

[@danlin2659]

Does it fit Beretta 92A1 model?

[@ernestlangdon3075]

Yes, it does fit the 92A1

[@danlin2659]

@@ernestlangdon3075 Awesome, ordered in

[@Hans_914]

Sign me up!!!

[@guilhermecavalcantevieira5730]

Does this reduce pretravel when in SA?

[@ernestlangdon3075]

This does not reduce Pre-Travel. Pre-Travel is an important part of the Firing Pin Block operating properly.

[@guilhermecavalcantevieira5730]

@@ernestlangdon3075 , thank you very much for the attention.

[@greentipacademy8696]

nice!

[@jfracingtls]

Just a beauty! I can’t wait to buy one

[@michaelbentz1105]

Do I want this if I have gorilla sized hands?

[@LangdonTactical]

I don't see why not. It is a shorter movement for reset and smoother DA, not a shorter reach to the trigger.

[@billjohnsonseattle]

Take my money!!!!!

[@c5367]

Shut up and take my money!

[@christinacoffman7330]

Please quit sending me emails with links. Now I have to spend more money :) Was waiting to get the drop in tigger job but this kinda seals the deal.

[@LarryeWhite61]

This is hilarious. I bought one and put it on my Beretta and made a short 15 second video and I have more views then this video

[@MrAnythinggood]

Hah he said dura lube