LTT NP3 Upgrade Kit & Trigger Job in a Bag

Completely insane, DA is just as good if not better than my Colt Python, and SA w/ the Wilson short reset trigger is just crazy. Everything drops in just fine, fantastic kit.

I bought this kit as part of a project to turn an Inox Beretta 92 into a full "Ghost" build. There's many Pros and a couple of Cons to this, which I'll list below: Pro: Parts came out beautiful, and my lead time was on the shorter end of the 3-6 weeks. Pro: The video detailing the Trigger Job in a Bag install was pretty good. The required tools were surprisingly few, only needing a hammer, a 2mm punch, and a decent pick or a crochet hook. Pro: The finished look of the NP3 looks very nice. Pro: The parts were packaged into seperate bags to help keep things organized, very helpful when dealing with small pins and springs. Con: No Extractor replacement, so I had to order that seperately. A little disappointing and I'm knocking a star off for that. While it's listed on their blueprint that they don't offer an extractor, I would really like to have one offered. Con: The G Spring Decocker did not have a video easily available, I had to find a different one on Youtube to follow along with installing it. Suggestion: The Cards offered in their little bags could use a QR Code that sends you to an assembly video on Youtube. All in all, I'm pretty happy with the kit I ordered. The trigger is so much better than stock, and she looks so much prettier with all metal parts. I would like an offering with the Extractor for a full NP3 shiny look.

This was a first for me and I couldn’t be more pleased with the results. It’s been a couple months now and several range sessions during which it performed flawlessly. The installation was used for a brigadier 92 Inox. Simply put it looks right, feels right and makes it a pleasure to use. That said, a couple thing to keep in mind. 1. Take your time and have fun with it. Took my time and pieced it together over several days in my spare time. 2. I had to fit the falling block after some minor adjustment with an India stone. Watching LTT channel videos helped a lot. All I can say is this product help me check all the boxes for my Inox beretta!

I'm writing this review after completing my second NP3 TJIAB install; first was on a 92X RDO, second was a 92X RDO Compact. Both guns are absolute gems with the NP3 trigger job upgrade, the Compact perhaps more so, as I also went with the Volker flat trigger. DA/SA pull weights in the Compact went from 6.0/3.8 lb to a very tidy 5.0/2.0 lb, but that's only part of the story. Where the NP3 really shines is in overall feel of the action, which must be felt to be truly understood. It is smooth. Sweet cream smooth, but an extra-crispy SA let-off. I will say, everything with the Compact TJIAB isn't roses and butterflies, but it's not so much the parts, as the information/detail about install. While LTT does have an install video on YouTube, it doesn't cover swapping the takedown lever, or the mag release. True, it's easy enough to find other how-to vids, but it'd be ideal to have one from LTT with the full scoop. Also, the details about sear-related parts install are woefully inadequate; I had to again consult another guy's video to fully understand how it all went together. Lastly, the hammer spring for the Compact isn't specific to the Compact -- it's the full-size model's spring, which according to LTT customer support is "supposed to be used" in the Compact. After receiving that info, I did manage to get it installed without drama, and as noted, function is superb, but it's still curious to receive this part and not one expressly for the Compact model. Go figure. On the whole, the NP3 TJIAB is spendy, but the best-spent upgrade one can find for the 92. In my experience, I had zero issue with RDO component compatibility, but YMMV. If you're thinking about it, go for it, and go for the NP3. It's absolutely worth the cheddar!

Improves the look and overall shooting of my 92sfs inox. I would recommend it to anyone. LTT staff also goes above and beyond to help you.

I spent a year researching parts before LTT came about for my 90 series pistols. I got this kit right away for my 92x and am not disappointed. Langdon delivers. It takes knowhow to install these parts, but having done my homework, got them almost all installed with zero issue. The improvement is felt, the parts smooth and reliable. not to mention, I ordered my kit close to Christmas and Langdon Tac still sent this over fast. Got my kit the day before Christmas, 100% would do business here again.

This kit has all the necessary upgrades to your m9/92 platform that you are looking for. I swear that mine feels like a different gun entirely and improved the movement of all parts in the pistol as well as a lighter trigger pull. I will caution any buyers that this kit is a little more difficult than installing something on like a glock, that being said; I was able to complete this kit by myself with a punch kit and a 3d youtube disassembly/reassembly video from the early 2000's lol. and even if there are any problems with the kit or installation the LTT customer service responded to any emails I had within 30 minutes. Also last thing to add about the hammer spring weights. #12 is for premium ammo and competition shooting ( be careful for the primers) #13 will take care of alot of the major brands on the market (reccomended) #14 will most likely take care of the tougher ammo There is a video on youtube from LTT that explains all of this titled "Hammer Spring Weight Selection for your 92 and PX4" I highly recommend watching it before you purchase this kit. And if you still are torn between what hammer spring to get, LTT sells the other options on this website for only $8.00

First, if you cannot use a punch and tap hammer, do not buy this unless you have a gunsmith. Second, this kit totally transformed the FBI 92 I inherited from my father. I used to get cross eyes from the Glock guys, but now its different.

I purchased this kit to upgrade a "stock" LTT Elite. While I will say that a couple of components were a little challenging the first time through, I managed to figure it out with a little help from Youtube. Lock-up was SUPER tight to start with, but has freed up with just a little manipulation and a few rounds fired. Pistol looks and runs great! Thanks.