Beretta 92 Elite LTT Centurion

Still very early days with this firearm, but so far absolutely delighted. The form, fit and finish is outstanding for this price point. How much is enough modification to a Beretta - this. It feels so good in the hand. No place to hide if I shoot badly with it, that’s all on me. I’m very unlikely to outgrow it, And can confidently say this is a keeper for me. Having seen what LTT can do, I’ve added the 1301 shotgun to my wish list!

Awesome, just awesome!!! DA trigger is smooth like a hot knife through butter, then comes the smooth reset and SA trigger pull. You have to buy one to experience this awesome gun. My only regret is that I was only able to put 50 rounds through it due to the current ammo shortage. Gun comes ready to shoot straight out of the box, no cleaning or lubrication required - just shoot and enjoy the experience!!!

Fantastic firearm. I have a full size LTT already and love it. The Centurian is a little handier and a little more suited to carry. Got the night sight option and the trigger job. Sweet trigger pull and reset. Shoots to point of aim and functions flawlessly. Very pleased.

Likely the penultimate Beretta 92. Amazing quality and hands down the best DA/SA trigger ever. The only downside is the thin fiber optic front sight compared to the wide black rear sight. I might change the sights which would ensure this pistol is possibly the finest Beretta ever made.

Fit & finish is superb. One of the best DA/SA triggers on the market.

I would be remiss if I did not take the time to write this review. I spend year a researching for the ultimate high capacity 9mm pistol. I looked and researched everything including high end 2011 ( double stacks for Nighthawk and Staccato). My love of custom 1911 is extreme and loyal, but I sung on this curveball and hit a home run. The LTT Centurion NP3 package stands in line with my 3-4 thousand dollar custom 1911 pistols. After holding and shooting this gun I still can’t believe this gun was available at it’s price point. In other words they are selling this for a deal for what you are getting. The feel of the grip, to the awesome trigger pull, the attractive lines-I mean this pistol is just down right awesome.

Have you ever wanted something really bad and then you get it and the joy of obtaining the object of your desire looses it's fizz faster than a store brand soda on a hot summer day...? Well, that doesn't happen when you wrap your mits around a Elite LTT Centurion. I highly doubt I will ever buy a beretta that hasn't had the saint-like blessing and baptism of the Langdon crew. It's not hype... it's worth the money. It's not just another pistol... it's another level of pistol.

Today was the first range day for my 92 Elite LTT Centurion. This LTT handgun is simply amazing. The double action trigger pull is equal to or better than any Colt Python I have ever shot. Smooth as glass. The single action pull? OUTSTANDING! I did no bullseye shooting with this gun, I went straight to a moving target combat course. First day with this gun, I performed better than I have with my Glock 34 that I have been shooting for five years, better than my Walther Q4 steel frame; well, I put a lot of my other guns to shame on day one with this amazing handgun. I think this will become my off-duty handgun of choice. Mr. Langdon, you and your staff are magicians. This gun made me a believer on the 92 platforms again. And now that you have an optics ready version, I may need a second Elite LTT Centurion... Thanks for developing such a great handgun.

I wrote the following on SIGforum: Some of you might remember I had the WC Beretta 92G Brigadier Tactical with the action tuned a couple of years ago that I was not very pleased with the gritty SA pull. WC told me that's the way it is, and if I wanted to eliminate the creep, I need to fork out extra dough to buy their super trigger bar and hammer. I said to myself, screw that. Already paid $1305 for it, it's ridiculous to have to spend more, when everyone else is raving about how great the trigger on their action tuned WC Berettas was. Although everything else was great on that gun, the bad SA trigger soured the gun on me, and I eventually sold it with full disclosure to a member here, and he totally agreed with my assessment of the SA trigger pull. After this, I always wondered about the great Langdon Berettas that everyone was raving about, but always chickened out from getting one for fear of getting the same bad result as the WC. Fast forward until last week when I decided to take a chance and got the 92 Elite LTT Centurion (w/ Trigger Job). LTT's Optimized Trigger Bar is part of the package. And for much less than the WC. Boy, am I glad I did get it. Love the shortened Centurion slide and the M9A1 frame. But, most important of all is the trigger. The DA is silky smooth at 7 lbs 4 oz avg, and the SA broke at 3 lbs 1 oz avg with zero creep/grittiness. This one leaves my German Mastershop X5 Allround Skeleton Supermatch in the dust. Truly great stuff. A lot of people don't like the thin grips, but I find them very comfortable. Trigger reach is easy. Fiber optic front sight is very easy to pick up, even during fast shooting. Three 18-rd Mec-Gar mags are supplied with the gun. If there is one negative about this gun, it is the finish that is rough in some spots. But, that is quite alright. This gun is meant for combat and not a museum.