PX4 Carry Lever
Much better for my now old stiff thumbs. Return to holster is a bit tight due to levers but not a dealbreaker. Glad I got them. Now, If I can get accustomed to double action.
The new PX4 Carry Lever Set designed by Ernest Langdon and manufactured by Beretta. It's the manufactured version of the original Fugly. The PX4 Carry is a G Model that will work on the PX4 Compact, PX4 Full-size and subcompact.
Refine the controls on your Beretta PX4 with the Beretta PX4 Carry Lever, a low-profile decocking lever designed to provide positive manipulation while maintaining a streamlined profile for concealed carry and hard use.
Compared with larger factory-style controls, the Carry Lever reduces unnecessary protrusion from the slide while still providing the leverage needed to confidently decock the pistol. The lower-profile design helps minimize snagging on clothing and gear, making it an excellent choice for shooters who carry their PX4 concealed or simply prefer cleaner, less obtrusive controls.
For DA/SA shooters, an intuitive and dependable decocking system is an important part of operating the pistol. The PX4 Carry Lever allows the shooter to safely return the hammer to the double-action position while retaining the ergonomics and reliability that make the Beretta PX4 such a proven defensive platform.
Only Available As A Set
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 manufacturers 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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Decocker
Haven’t found anyone who can install it. Hopefully Ernest will make a video so I will get the proper equipment and do it myself.
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PX4 CARRY LEVER (DECOCKING LEVER)
My PX-4 was an F model when purchased. I hated the safety/decocker wings, they would dig into your hands when racking the slide. So i changed it to a G model (i.e.) decocker only with the stealth low profile decocker levers. Next problem, these were so low profile they were difficult to operate with my strong hand thumb only, so i would have to use my weak hand and straddle the slide and use my thumb and index finger to decock, not the best but better then the bat wings! Fast forward - then Ernest Langdon designed this new style decocking lever set and let me tell you this is the best thing since Ketchup. If you want a PX-4 model G (decocker only = no unnecessary safety). This fixed the ONLY bad thing about my PX-4, can you tell i'm lov'in it! Now i can easily operate the decocker with just my strong hand thumb at will.
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PX4 decocker lever
This lever is the perfect size in my opinion....not too small/flush and not to obtrusive. It is somewhere in-between the "bat wings" of the PX4 storm levers and the flush "stealth" levers (which were a bit hard to activate and was rubbing my thumb raw). I did have a lot of trouble with the change process though. That said, I am not a gunsmith. If you're going to make the change yourself, make sure you have the right size punches....that roll pin is tiny and can be easily mangled/bent!
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Stealth decocker
Awesome upgrade. Easy 20 minute install. Thanks
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Decocking lever function
After reading some negative comments regarding difficulty using the thinner decocking levers for the PX4 Storm I was concerned with changing from the standard “wing” style levers. After making the change I was glad to learn that not only are the new levers slimmer but they function just fine - better than fine, they no longer dig in my fingers during operation. Great solution!
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The ideal PX4 lever
I have this on a full size PX4 and it's a blessing compared to the old levers. They are lower profile with less bite when working the slide. Most importantly is the lowered thumb surface which makes these levers far easier to reach than any other. It's fantastic for small hands like mine; I no longer have to break my grip when using it. While you do lose the safety function, I think the PX4 is a pistol that does better without one anyway. This is far faster and more user friendly.
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PX4 G-Model Conversion
Aside from trigger modification, converting my PX4 to a G-model was something that I had been wanting. Not as easy as a trigger group install, but not rocket science either. Best of all, it functions exactly as I had hoped. Saving my pennies to come back for more products and upgrades.
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PX-4 Carry Lever (decoker lever)
Part fit perfect. I had trouble holding the spring in place on the decoker lever while I drove the roll pin in. I’m guessing there’s an easy way to do it.
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Reviews
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PX4 Carry Lever
Much better for my now old stiff thumbs. Return to holster is a bit tight due to levers but not a dealbreaker. Glad I got them. Now, If I can get accustomed to double action.
-
Decocker
Haven’t found anyone who can install it. Hopefully Ernest will make a video so I will get the proper equipment and do it myself.
-
PX4 CARRY LEVER (DECOCKING LEVER)
My PX-4 was an F model when purchased. I hated the safety/decocker wings, they would dig into your hands when racking the slide. So i changed it to a G model (i.e.) decocker only with the stealth low profile decocker levers. Next problem, these were so low profile they were difficult to operate with my strong hand thumb only, so i would have to use my weak hand and straddle the slide and use my thumb and index finger to decock, not the best but better then the bat wings! Fast forward - then Ernest Langdon designed this new style decocking lever set and let me tell you this is the best thing since Ketchup. If you want a PX-4 model G (decocker only = no unnecessary safety). This fixed the ONLY bad thing about my PX-4, can you tell i'm lov'in it! Now i can easily operate the decocker with just my strong hand thumb at will.
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PX4 decocker lever
This lever is the perfect size in my opinion....not too small/flush and not to obtrusive. It is somewhere in-between the "bat wings" of the PX4 storm levers and the flush "stealth" levers (which were a bit hard to activate and was rubbing my thumb raw). I did have a lot of trouble with the change process though. That said, I am not a gunsmith. If you're going to make the change yourself, make sure you have the right size punches....that roll pin is tiny and can be easily mangled/bent!
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Stealth decocker
Awesome upgrade. Easy 20 minute install. Thanks
-
Decocking lever function
After reading some negative comments regarding difficulty using the thinner decocking levers for the PX4 Storm I was concerned with changing from the standard “wing” style levers. After making the change I was glad to learn that not only are the new levers slimmer but they function just fine - better than fine, they no longer dig in my fingers during operation. Great solution!
-
The ideal PX4 lever
I have this on a full size PX4 and it's a blessing compared to the old levers. They are lower profile with less bite when working the slide. Most importantly is the lowered thumb surface which makes these levers far easier to reach than any other. It's fantastic for small hands like mine; I no longer have to break my grip when using it. While you do lose the safety function, I think the PX4 is a pistol that does better without one anyway. This is far faster and more user friendly.
-
PX4 G-Model Conversion
Aside from trigger modification, converting my PX4 to a G-model was something that I had been wanting. Not as easy as a trigger group install, but not rocket science either. Best of all, it functions exactly as I had hoped. Saving my pennies to come back for more products and upgrades.
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PX-4 Carry Lever (decoker lever)
Part fit perfect. I had trouble holding the spring in place on the decoker lever while I drove the roll pin in. I’m guessing there’s an easy way to do it.