92 Elite LTT Centurion

The Beretta 92 Centurion is a modified Full size frame made to fit the compact barrel and slide. The Beretta 92 Elite series guns are built in partnership with Ernest Langdon of Langdon Tactical and are the 'Ultimate 92 Package', incorporating many features including the Vertec/M9A3 slide and M9A1 Frame that Beretta shooters have always loved.

Select an option in each category for the different pricing configurations.

Trying to decide which set-up you want? Check out this video that reviews all the options listed above.

Check out this video on the Optimized Performance Trigger Bar if you are trying to decide which one you want. The Beretta Factory Trigger Bar is available for selection on the Duty Model only. It is included in the box for all other purchases.
If you order the NP3 or Carry Bevel version - these models will ship with 3 (NP3) Magazines.
Elite LTT with an LTT Trigger Job will come with a 13# Chrome Silicon Hammer Spring. Want a different weight hammer spring? Please indicate that in the notes at checkout.
The Elite LTT Carry Bevel includes a full carry bevel (rounding of all external sharp edges), the frame is cerakoted, slide is black cerakoted and all metal parts receive NP3 finish, except for the stainless barrel. It also includes the Langdon Tactical Trigger Job and Optimized Performance Trigger Bar.
If you want your firearm to have the safety, please add this product to your cart as well.

Elite Centurion Features:

SLIDE:

Shortened 92G Vertec Slide
Front Cocking Serrations
G-Model Decock only
Dovetailed Fiber Optic Front Sight (.110 inch wide serrated)
Square Notch Serrated Rear Sight
Stainless 4.25" inch Barrel with Target Crown<
Solid Steel Guide Rod
Beveled Rear Slide

FRAME:

M9A1 Frame
Exclusive Radiused Trigger Guard
Stainless Steel Trigger
Checkering on the front and back strap
Skeletonized Elite II Hammer
Ultra Thin VZ/LTT G10 Grips
Stainless Steel Hex Head Grip Screws
Beveled Magazine Well
D Model Hammer Spring
Flush Main Spring Cap (No Lanyard Loop)
Oversized Magazine Release Button

SPECIFICATIONS:

Action: Single/Double
Barrel length (in): 4.25
Caliber: 9x19 (PARA)
Grip Width: 1.3"
Magazine Capacity: 10–18 rds
Overall height (in): 5.4”
Overall length (in): 7.75”
Overall width (in): 1.5"
Sight radius (in): 5.75”
Weight unloaded (OZ): 31.6 oz

The Elite LTT comes with (3) 18-round or 10-round Mec-Gar magazines (Choose Magazine Capacity Above). 92 Elite Centurion with an LTT Trigger Job will come with a 13# Chrome Silicon Hammer Spring. If you want a different lb hammer spring, just put it in your notes at checkout.

The Elite LTT Carry Bevel includes a full carry bevel (rounding of all external sharp edges), the frame is cerakoted, slide is black cerakoted and all metal parts receive NP3 finish, except for the stainless barrel. It also includes the Langdon Tactical Trigger Job.

ESTIMATED DELIVERY TIME:

92 Elite LTT Centurion with Trigger Job: 7-14 Business Days, please bear with us as we catch up on this long out of stock item.
92 Elite LTT Centurion with Spartan Sights (all variants): 4-6 Weeks
92 Elite LTT Centurion with NP3: 4-8 weeks
92 Elite LTT Centurion with Carry Bevel: 6-8 weeks

If the options you want are out of stock, please add your email to the wishlist!

Still have questions? Check our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page for more information!

Please see our Firearms Purchase Policy prior to checking out - by purchasing a firearm from LTT you confirm that you have read and understand our Firearms Purchase Policy.

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5
92 G Elite LTT Centurion

Posted by Greg Ziolkowski on Aug 13th 2022

If you are looking for an top shelf Beretta with a slightly shorter slide and barrel. And a full size grip the LTT Centurion is an excellent option. I have a full size LTT Elite with Spartan Sights. And I am very satisfied with both versions. I wanted to try the Centurion with NP3 parts, Fiber Optic front sight/Square Notch rear sight and a Cut & Crowned barrel. The trigger/action job on both are very smooth. With a quick reset due to the LTT Optimized Trigger Bar. Although I like both sights. And both firearms. In my opinion: The Spartan sights might be better for night and CCW. The standard Fiber Optic front/Square Notch rear sights for the range. Both sights have their advantages. Deciding which sight combination might depend on your particular individual likes and needs. The LTT Trigger work is second to none. Mr. Langdon tuned my first Beretta back in 2001. I have full confidence in Langdon Tactical custom work and products. It is also in my opinion LTT helped revolutionize the Beretta to new levels. Ernest and Aimee Langdon make a great team! Including their staff! Langdon Tactical is a class act operation!
With exceptional customer service and experience! High quality and reliable products! And very professional!
An all around great experience!
Great customer service!
Great products!
Great people!

Have fun and be safe!

NRA Benefactor Life Member
5
Setting the standard

Posted by Michael Spears on Dec 19th 2020

Simply awesome. Slightly better than Wilson Combat and was not sure that was possible.
5
Ltt elite

Posted by Joe Divico on Dec 8th 2020

I’ve had many 92’s and a couple 96’s, but the Ltt is spectacular. Elite is definitely the correct nomenclature.
5
Elite LTT Centurion

Posted by Stuart Gant on Dec 1st 2020

Recived the gun. Seems like a beautiful gun. The trigger job is awesome. The slide is tight and the gun was well lubricated. Unfortunately, do to a surgery, I have not shot it yet. But, so far, it's everything I was expecting and hoping for.
5
Beretta 92g Elite LTT

Posted by Nicolo Catalano on Dec 1st 2020

What an amazing work of art! I am super excited to be part or the LTT family!
5
92 Elite LTT Centurion

Posted by jack vaught on Nov 11th 2020

impressive ~ right out of the box ~ impressive looks ~ impressive feel while dry firing ~ straight out the door after loading all 3 mags and shooting small tight center groups. Have I told you yet that this Beretta is impressive?