Beretta Elite LLT vs. WC Centurion Tactical (Battle of the Bad-A$$ Beretta 92Gs)

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[@RepentorPerish77]

I have the LTT and I absolutely love it! Mec Gar makes 18 round flush fit mags...18 plus one....this is my SHTF pistol

[@aldotamez3140]

I have the same mags, they're awesome 👍 👍👍

[@kylekoenig215]

Knew there were 15 and 17rd mags but 18 AND 20?! I will be getting a LTT for sure now

[@redeye8526]

Mines the PX4 Inox 17 rd flush in the gun right hip and 2 20 rd mags on my left hip . Beretta makes awesome guns !

[@matthewmartinez2717]

Thinking about carrying one…thoughts?

[@mikewhite8490]

Two of the most beautiful guns in all of the Firearms Industry, period.

[@catmandoo4u1]

I've shot them and they are solid performers..... However they don't make me weak in the knees.

[@texasghost6725]

darth nader not like a staccato p

[@dixy2k]

Paul Harell can make a 1 hour video on which one is better or more accurate and in the end he will again famously say "You be the judge", "a little bit more is still more" Yeah, I would still watch the entire video.

[@Mr.9x19mm]

"Yabuts"

[@Rnemhrd]

He chooses his beat up stock beretta, and runs it perfectly.

[@Mr.9x19mm]

@@Rnemhrd Beretta needs to release a "Paul Harrell" edition Beretta M9 With a complimentary "meat target"

[@gumbothundereagle8006]

7Revelations7 Or at least a coupon for a steak at Cattlemens restaurant

[@gumbothundereagle8006]

What if you put the silver hardware on LTT onto the Wilson

[@roberthill3207]

I just bought a 92 inox brigadier and love it thumbs up stay Awsome everyone.

[@thexsandxassain]

The LTT has a lot of the sharp edges rounded off and I like that a lot.

[@pghphred2102]

I don’t have me no fancy guns, but I think the silver black grips would match better with the LTT and the stainless S. barrel. The brown and black with the W. Combat. 😎

[@RedEyePergo]

The silver black grips have the Wilson combat logo though

[@alfredbanuelos7312]

I like the wood grips with the stainless barrel trigger and guide rod I just don't think the grip screws match well. Better if they were black.

[@LoserJJA79]

Sexy guns. I prefer the Centurion. However.. when I was looking for a Beretta I was looking at the Brigadier and M9A3. I went with the M9A3. I'd love to own each and every one of them like you Yankee. Maybe one day.

[@kevingriffin8854]

I hear you. I also have a m9a3. Love it. Kinda thinking of putting a regular barrel on it. Id pick the Langdon

[@Mrgunsngear]

thanks

[@jessitaylor4170]

I wish I could afford to get both of those Berettas, I love those grips on the Elite LTT.

[@TMTVTX1800]

Personally it’s the Wilson Combat for me

[@TheGunfighter45acp]

I like both of them, but I'd like them better w/out the rails.

[@ravissary79]

Bingo.

[@justinhedrick5656]

I have a Wilson Centurion. I have to agree, I really would prefer a smooth dust cover.

[@realism1019]

Beretta is and always will be my favorite gun.. just my simple old 92sf

[@randyberetta6277]

Simply : The BEST.!!!🤔

[@VICSKIM949]

Don't you ever disgrace the 92fs by calling it a 92sf. EVER

[@joe1940]

I can't wait for the 92X to come out this summer. I'm definitely planning on picking one up.

[@mikewhite8490]

Wish I could, but I live behind enemy lines in Commiefornia where they don't allow us to own nice things.

[@freisiandraugr2427]

Agreed I'm waiting for the 92x.

[@hattyfarbuckle]

@@mikewhite8490 Mike think yourself lucky you're not in England... Here you can still blow $1000s on a trick stainless Swiss precision tool but only if its a watch... Gotta say i liked San Fran on my one visit but i was a tourist and I'm used to high taxes

[@kc-n-sassy]

my husband has a 92x and he loves it but i like it too but i like my 92fs as well. we only usually buy sig sauer or beretta so we like quality..

[@jt2475]

I have an older 1990s centurion and I was blown away by how it shoots. Now I’m trying to get this platform at its best.

[@DynAmerican556]

Both of those guns have grips that look absolutely fantastic on them

[@canaliaclark2291]

Bought a 92a1 on sale and then replaced all the plastic parts with Beretta steel parts. Installed the “G” conversion kit, “D” hammer spring and Wolff trigger return spring. Finally put some thin VZ g10 grips on it. Got 99% of the custom features and performance for 75% of the custom price plus the satisfaction of doing it myself. Now I just need to learn how to shoot!

[@derwinmoss9485]

I’m also a Beretta-Nerd, and thanks for posting this video!

[@schrodingersgat66]

I've gotten custom grips from DS Grips for my matching pair of 92s, you won't be disappointed. Top quality, perfect fit. Good choice, Yankee!

[@paulaprichard2346]

Thank you

[@AshGreen359]

My Beretta 96 came with all metal parts, it's an older version. I got the WC Ultra thin grips and a Target crowned barrel from a brigadier Elite II I have a lighter spring than the D spring I prefer the stock safety I do envy that replaceable front site I may invest is the adjustable rear site. The two tone one looks sexier so I guess that's the one I'd choose.

[@N98858]

Thanks for the clarification Yankee... I do have a LTT and LTT Compact and currently looking into the Wilson ';-)

[@Corndog4382]

Earnest Langdon is badass, id go with his

[@cuda5194]

Just saying darn it I never looked at 92s until I found your channel

[@alecnolastname4362]

Sam Winchester In Supernatural has a really Pretty 92

[@scorpionf1504]

"Only on Shudder" was the ad before Yankee's face popped up!rotfl.🤣😆🤣😆

[@appliedperformance773]

Have the LTT. It’s awesome. I agree that the safety/decocker is way sleeker looking on the Wilson. The Langdon “trigger job in a bag” is worth the 165$. I went with the 12# hammer spring for competition but it’s still carry worthy at about 6.25 double and 3.25 single. Really a solid pistol and worth the 1000$.

[@wehrewulf]

$165, not 165$. $1000, not 1000$.

[@rossgehringer1322]

Didn't know he was a hard core resident evil fan Just another reason I like the Yankee Marshall

[@stevouknow8408]

Yankee Marshall I love your sense of Humor ! Not many guys out there can have such fun when the Jokes on them ! That halter top still has me LMAO !!! YOU GO MAN !!!

[@LYLEWOLD]

big fan of Ernest Langdon. i would go with the Wilson for basically every difference you pointed out: black over two-tone; better safety; centurion length slide and barrel; no forward serrations (Berettas are the easiest guns to manipulate); night sights; and better fit.

[@martyedmondson8548]

I own the Centurion and standard sized 92Gs. I find the Centurion a little more aesthetic to my eye but it doesn’t matter for anything. I carry AIWB. The way they fit my body the slide length makes zero difference in comfort and both carry the same. Great vid on two great pistols!

[@arnoldcranium]

WC Centurion all day...

[@stevouknow8408]

I love the Wilson Combat 92 G it fits like a hand tailored glove ! I guess it's just the feel of the thing !

[@TerrySprey]

I have a 92FS I sent to Wilson Combat for a complete package, short trigger and paint job. Love it

[@cjr5571]

I did the exact same thing! Turned out awesome…love my Wilson.

[@angelotero7729]

I'm with you I first became a Beretta fan because of original Resident Evil and I like the LTT because it reminds me of the Samurai Edge

[@vincentj3093]

Going strictly by looks I’d go with the Wilson Combat. With that said I found a used unfired stock Centurion for 500 bucks so that’s the one I’m sticking with. Works just fine for me.

[@disco4535]

I'd definitely choose the LTT, but I'd get rid of the front serrations if I could. The trigger is noticeably better and I love the slight rounding underneath the trigger guard, it makes a big difference in my opinion.

[@truthjunkie9218]

If I could only pick one more Beretta, the 92X would be the choice, hands down. Yankee, you forgot to mention the back of the LTT slide rounded off a bit. Between these two, WC for sure. I have an original Centurion, DIY Wilsonize! Great vid once again.

[@brianmanning9271]

Centurion with action job FTW.

[@revmarcell6449]

I really like the big Berettas

[@fredhead2508]

That's what she said !

[@dannyburke5765]

Don't we all.

[@steven3379]

I went with the 92X RDO Compact, it's my first da/sa hammer fired gun! I also don't shot "competition", defensive purposes only! 👍

[@jtrosseaol]

You didn’t mention a Big Difference is the Wilson comes with a 92FS heavy slide and the LTT has a Vertec lighter slide. Also the Wilson does now offer a Vertec frame pistol and LTT now does offer a 92X LTT.

[@jumpykilllerqx6029]

Poor little apples, but atleast they will turn into compost.

[@thinman8621]

They're both great. Langdon and Wilson should build a special model 92 together.

[@Snakesht172]

surprised that yankee missed that there different frames; he said there both 92A1 frames. While the wilson is a 92A1, the LTT is clearly a M9A1 frame. The rails and the trigger guard are the give away.

[@CManonymous1776]

I have both WC Brig and Centurion. Getting a Jarvis comp barrel combo installed on my centurion now. And putting XS sights on my Brigadier today!

[@mikeyredfl3976]

I have both the WC 92G Elite Centurion and the LTT 92G Compact with all the extras.... Both are great shooters. I like the LTT Compact better as it is a bit smaller to carry. But the best of the bunch is the LTT PX4 Storm Compact. Best size/performance.

[@Vox-Populi]

I appreciate you making this video, and your straight forward assessment. Probably similar to most of the rest of us. I prefer my DA/SA SIGs for carry, but I have the LTT and really enjoy shooting it. It looks sexy too!

[@21whitman]

one of the smoothest slides I have ever shot. 180 degree ejection still is tops and barely any recoil. 92s are winners.

[@rickyramirez3483]

I’ll go with the Elite LTT!

[@108pel]

Yeb.. the Wilson for me! With BLACK grips!! 😉

[@stevesmith8854]

Awesome range picture!

[@william629]

I'm glad I'm not alone. I like the looks of LTT model over the Wilson Combat because it looks like the Samurai Edge from Resident Evil as well!

[@sfguard1979]

Thanks for the info Yankee. I have a Wilson M9 that I love but have been thinking I "NEED" a LTT. But I was wondering about the trigger pull. You helped me decide I have to have it. Merry Christmas a little early to me.

[@TheKBDway]

Wooooooooooo! Love You Yankee!

[@robertscirocco9567]

I take it, neither a had a trigger job from Wilson or Langdon. Thus, good baseline review

[@daves5765]

Awesome video. Thank you! I own the WC and love it.

[@intense_pickle]

Cool factor is always a valid consideration

[@paulaprichard2346]

Thanks for an actual gun review? Cost comparison?.

[@floridaman6138]

And for the win: 92X Performance from Langdon Tactical with a trigger job on top of the stock trigger :-)

[@TheRealDude1212]

I know this is old, but WC missed the mark by a mile by not having front slide serrations.

[@KawaRider88]

Wilson grip color on the two tone LTT would look slick. Threaded barrel for extra goodness.

[@SuperSynoptic]

Very nice presentation.

[@mmabagain]

Still loving my WC 92G Brigadier with Mec-Gar 20 rounders!

[@telldtruth6803]

Can’t believe you chose those goofy grips on the LTT. The grips it comes with are beautiful. Put a Deadpool sticker on the slide too. Can’t teach taste!

[@Goldenwithaleash]

I’d have to go with the Wilson. Just like the looks more.

[@randyberetta6277]

Simply : "BERETTA" They are the "Best". 🤔

[@FastMan10]

The LTT's frame is based on M9A1 it only has 1 slot picatinny rail, also squared trigger guard. The WC is rounded as 92A1 which is at the same time a 90two evolved...

[@TarBeeBee]

@TheYankeeMarshal does your Langdon have their trigger job too?

[@Matt61702]

Also want to hear the answer to that one.

[@richardthorpe8889]

Nice comparison Yankee. Thanks

[@rayman1951]

Always wanted a Beretta. I was able to purchase a 92X this week. It was a “G” type and it came with three ten round mags. (Connecticut) Looking forward to shooting it this week.

[@sasquatchhunter86]

I’d take a 92x with no magazines over no chance of getting the 92x. California 😡

[@arikwolf3777]

Of those two pistols, I would swap the grips and take the Beretta Elite LLT.

[@charlesrusso7646]

But u can’t find the Wilson anywhere

[@gilbertcarmona4177]

Both are sweet!

[@kylekoenig215]

Comparing triggers doesn’t mean anything unless you have the LTT trigger job. Wilson’s are worked on by Langdon trained gunsmiths before he left Wilson. Id bet the langdon trigger job is better than the wilsons. Thats just my opinion.

[@cirvi17]

. I didn’t think anybody else like the samurai edge from Resident evil. I’ve already bought all the bits and pieces to turn my Beretta 92fs into one when it comes in the mail.

[@alexmoore1506]

cirvi17 I mean it’s a pretty iconic gun from the series

[@cirvi17]

@@alexmoore1506 I live out in the middle of the Queensland scrub in Australia, so I hope you can understand why it’s rare for me to come across another fan of the series. Heck, I’m probably the only person in my region who has spent the last year and a half jumping through hoops and red tape just to have the ‘privilege’ of owning a Beretta 92fs.

[@alexmoore1506]

cirvi17 they’re all over the US lol

[@cirvi17]

@@alexmoore1506 . It’s good to know there are like minded people over in the states. If my government wasn’t going to send me to the gulag in 3 weeks’ time, I would have come over for a visit one day.

[@Gumby56]

As much as I admire Ernest, I would have to go with the Wilson.

[@DarkPhoenixTSi]

Where do you think Wilson learned how to do the 92? Ernest.

[@Gumby56]

So true!

[@Jay_Hall]

I have a Brigadier Wilson Combat and the LLT. I agree that the Wilson Centurion may be nicer, but the difference in cost between my LLT and the Centurion was $450, a no brainer. I also bought the 92 G brig. Volunteer for a fair price from Teach and I think that is a great 92 for what I paid and all it has standard.

[@realism1019]

I'll take both

[@TheArabConservative]

Favorite channel

[@chrissanchez9935]

Thank You for the video presentation.

[@DanielMartinez-lz3ot]

wow, next time do a comparison between a honey crisp apple and a fuji apple so we will know that there is a difference.

[@kenn712]

I thought that video was never going to end

[@Leonhart306]

11:10 Samurai Edge

[@knightstalker-qb3pm]

would luv to see a Wilson or LTT set of 2 slides, 1 in 9, 1 in 40 with a 357 Sig barrel 3 caliber 😀 like the Beretta dual combo 92/96

[@chrisredwolf3130]

i will say i like the squared off frame the LTT. the Wilson Combat uses the Italian 92A1 Frame where the Beretta Elite LTT use the American M9A1 frame where the front of the trigger guard is Squared off. to me personally that M9A1 Squared off frame is more pleasing and nicer of a look. Personal Preference. LETS GO... Samurai Edge.

[@rickpelkis4880]

good job........you omitted the most important. ......WC IS TWICE THE PRICE OF LTT!!! ...............and that IS the most important thing!

[@kentbriggs]

He mentioned prices near the end but they've changed since then. The WC is currently 1250 vs 999 for the LTT. I got my LTT for 700 when lockedloaded had them on sale last month.

[@jamesthompson9999]

I like the Wilson if for nothing else, the safety and trigger guard. But don't think Id pass up a LTT on the used market if price was right.

[@dennissmith6783]

Now I want both.

[@tokenride04]

So cool youre getting the raccoon pd grips

[@marco529]

"Only $1,100" he say's, and I'm saving up for a JA-32...

[@jojoshmuckfuck7736]

Marco Dunn dont get that shit, go to gun broker, get a sccy atleast rather than a jimenez.

[@ericwagstaff2227]

It seems maybe Yankee’s Wilson doesn’t have their trigger job done. I don’t know if LTT offer one, but Wilson’s tigger job is pretty magical. My Wilson 92 in double action is 4lb and smooth as glass . Single action just at 2lb with very little in reset. Its one of the best jobs on a non competition factory gun i have felt.

[@TheYankeeMarshal]

No, it has it...but trigger jobs are often more hype than anything else..

[@parkje214]

@@TheYankeeMarshal disagree on the general statement of trigger jobs being hype... that being said, my wilson combat 92g vertec centurion has a trigger job and after feeling LTT's trigger its definitely Langdon for the win in this department

[@kingkowboys]

I would have went WC. I like the all black look vs a stainless barrel and trigger. Would have preferred an all stainless slide, barrel, and trigger for the two tone. Plus I’m not a huge fan of wood grips on the 92. It just doesn’t seem age appropriate. 1911, absolutely wood grips.

[@meaders2002]

So it's perfectly clear. An ideosyncratic "look and feel" feature set is the determining factor.

[@doghousedon1]

15 vrs 17 round mags are a moot point since I swap them out for 18s anyway. Plus two 15s and one 20 does a box real nice. Both are great guns but one comparison you didn't mention is cost. I believe 1 LTT + 1 case of ammo = 1 WC. I've since swapped out the red fiber optic for a green because my eyes pick that up better. (My other Elite LTT has night sights) The deciding factor for me between the two was Ernest served me and my country in the military, thank you sir. What I'd really like to see is a tricked out M9A3 Compact. I'm already saving coins for that one.

[@mpj7987]

I could be wrong but I'm assuming he's talking about both guns being straight Factory, and the LTT model not coming from Langdon tactical with the trigger job, that can only be had when ordering directly from them.When it comes to poundage on the trigger test, I believe they quote the DA at 5 1/2 to 6lbs, and the SA at 4 to 4 and 1/2lbs That being said, what a hard decision either way.

[@AGC828]

Terrific comp video. Worth hvaing done. Something to note. In the US the price difference as mentioned was only about $100 USD. In Canada (Ontario) the price difference is greater....$400 CDN. So for CDNs we have to decide if those minute differences in the WC Centurion mattere more or if we prefer the trigger guard shape and fjront serrations on the LTT. Is the WC worth an extra $400 (CDN)....if both guns "shoot the same (or too similarly to notice) as a recreational shooter)? Like to see you compare the new M9A4 j(not sure if they only come as G models) to a WC 92G Brig

[@DanielMartinez-lz3ot]

oh you were comparing against a stock beretta, so I should add an ambrosia apple as well.

[@rocpile1141]

Biggest difference that I noticed: one pistol is a Wilson Combat, the other one isn't....

[@AshGreen359]

Langdon Tactical has almost the exact same parts

[@DarkPhoenixTSi]

And BOTH are built by Beretta.

[@wewd]

Advantage to Wilson Combat for using an actual G-type slide. The LTT uses an F-type slide with a G conversion kit. Ruins the LTT for me, because who cares about being able to convert back to manual safety? Useless.

[@inmyopinion_3672]

The Wilson doesn't have front slide abominations which makes it the instant winner for me. Nothing else matters.

[@ken-NC]

Excellent video

[@kevingriffin8854]

I recently got a set of black Wilson combat grips for my black 92fs, and they are perfect. They also make a thin version, but the standard is perfect for me, and for you?