14 pound spring
the 14 lb spring reduced misfires due to light hammer strikes by 80 percent. I think the 16 # spring will solve the problem completely.
Beretta Chrome Silicon Hammer Spring (12lb, 13lb, 14lb, 16lb)
Langdon Tactical- SKU:
- LTT-HS-12
$8.00
(95 reviews)
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Langdon Tactical
Beretta Chrome Silicon Hammer Spring (12lb, 13lb, 14lb, 16lb)
The LTT Polished Chrome Silicon Hammer Spring is a simple but effective upgrade designed to reduce unnecessary friction within the fire control system and contribute to a smoother, more consistent trigger pull.
Each chrome silicon hammer spring is hand polished by Langdon Tactical to create a smoother interface between the spring and hammer spring cup. This allows the spring to rotate and compress more freely during operation, reducing friction and helping the trigger system move more efficiently through both double-action and single-action operation.
Works in the 92, 96 and PX4 Full-Size and Compact Series firearms.
DISCLAIMER We recommend that this product as well as all other firearms parts & kits sold by Langdon Tactical be installed by a competent pistolsmith. No liability is expressed or implied for ANY damage or injury which may result from improper installation or use of this product. Installation of any firearm parts may limit or void the manufacturer's warranty. We strongly recommend that the safety and operation of your modified handgun be thoroughly checked by an accredited gunsmith prior to use.
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Hammer spring
I used the 12# spring in 92G Elite LTT. I had one no fire in 250 rounds. Not sure if related to spring or just a bad shell. Improvement in trigger pull and resulting accuracy improvement was outstanding.
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D spring
There is a noticeable difference between this and the stock one.. This is well worth the cost!!
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#12 spring
This #12 spring was placed in an M9A3. I did not have the opportunity to get the pull weight from factory D spring. With the #12, DA was 8lbs. and the SA was at 4lbs 5oz. At $8 this upgrade is an unreal value. I will continue to add the offerings from the Langdon team.
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14# hammer spring
top quality spring. It was to replace a 16# d spring. I did not feel any real improvement over the d spring. I plan on trying the 12 or 13 and see what happens. This was installed in my LTT 92 which is already an amazing gun.
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Silicon Hammer Spring
I bought this for my 92 compact. I bought the #13 spring. It feels between the trigger on my Elite LTT 92 and my M9A3. Excellent spring that improves the compact trigger, making it smooth and less heavy.
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New Hammer Spring
Made a big difference in the trigger pull on my PX4
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#12 hammer spring
Fantastic product and fast shipping. I put this in my px4 compact carry and it made the d/a pull tons better.
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13# Chrome Silicon (CS) Hammer Spring
Have a '92 Centurion that I bought used for $450. Detail stripped it, and polished the hammer/strut/sear/trigger bar (1500 grit sandpaper & Flitz w/Q-tips). Reassembled with Wilson flat wire recoil and CS trigger return/extractor/firing pin springs (used factory springs for the rest). Also installed a new locking block. Took her to the range, and she ran like a scalded cat! Never leaving 'well enough' alone, I then wanted to reduce the DA pull. Tried out a 'D' spring; it was okay. Then a range buddy suggested I try one of LTT's springs. Via e-mail I asked them which one I should install, given I was using a stock hammer and it would serve as a carry pistol (i.e., it needs to ignite whatever I load it with). They recommended the 13#. 2000 rounds later, I've got a DA pull like greased butter (yes, I said that) and not a single light strike - not even with the Monarch (PPU) FMJs I got from Academy. Seriously considering giving the 12# a whirl!
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14 pound spring
the 14 lb spring reduced misfires due to light hammer strikes by 80 percent. I think the 16 # spring will solve the problem completely.
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Hammer spring
I used the 12# spring in 92G Elite LTT. I had one no fire in 250 rounds. Not sure if related to spring or just a bad shell. Improvement in trigger pull and resulting accuracy improvement was outstanding.
-
D spring
There is a noticeable difference between this and the stock one.. This is well worth the cost!!
-
#12 spring
This #12 spring was placed in an M9A3. I did not have the opportunity to get the pull weight from factory D spring. With the #12, DA was 8lbs. and the SA was at 4lbs 5oz. At $8 this upgrade is an unreal value. I will continue to add the offerings from the Langdon team.
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14# hammer spring
top quality spring. It was to replace a 16# d spring. I did not feel any real improvement over the d spring. I plan on trying the 12 or 13 and see what happens. This was installed in my LTT 92 which is already an amazing gun.
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Silicon Hammer Spring
I bought this for my 92 compact. I bought the #13 spring. It feels between the trigger on my Elite LTT 92 and my M9A3. Excellent spring that improves the compact trigger, making it smooth and less heavy.
-
New Hammer Spring
Made a big difference in the trigger pull on my PX4
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#12 hammer spring
Fantastic product and fast shipping. I put this in my px4 compact carry and it made the d/a pull tons better.
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13# Chrome Silicon (CS) Hammer Spring
Have a '92 Centurion that I bought used for $450. Detail stripped it, and polished the hammer/strut/sear/trigger bar (1500 grit sandpaper & Flitz w/Q-tips). Reassembled with Wilson flat wire recoil and CS trigger return/extractor/firing pin springs (used factory springs for the rest). Also installed a new locking block. Took her to the range, and she ran like a scalded cat! Never leaving 'well enough' alone, I then wanted to reduce the DA pull. Tried out a 'D' spring; it was okay. Then a range buddy suggested I try one of LTT's springs. Via e-mail I asked them which one I should install, given I was using a stock hammer and it would serve as a carry pistol (i.e., it needs to ignite whatever I load it with). They recommended the 13#. 2000 rounds later, I've got a DA pull like greased butter (yes, I said that) and not a single light strike - not even with the Monarch (PPU) FMJs I got from Academy. Seriously considering giving the 12# a whirl!