LTT Trigger Job in a Bag - Beretta 92/96/M9 Series

This is an excellent upgrade. I'm not a regular at working on pistols and I had it completed in about 45 minutes while watching the YouTube video. Went very smooth. The trigger is excellent. Nice smooth pull and crisp break. Well worth the money and time invested.

Excellent product and installation video on website. Makes a world of difference. Comparable to 92X factory trigger. Very satisfied with this upgrade to my M9.

The TJIAB made my M9A3 feel so much better.

Absolutely perfect! Never worked on a Beretta before and was able to do this upgrade easily while watching Ernest's YouTube video. The difference between stock is night and day! Worth every penny!

Big improvement to the 92FS. I have very limited experience with things like this (aside from field-stripping & cleaning), but I followed along to the video on YouTube of Ernest and had no problems. Now it's a super-smooth pull on an already great gun. If you're thinking about getting this, do it.

Allow me to express my disappointment with this product! I ordered this kit for my Beretta 92X. Upon arrival, I opened the package to find all of the stated parts in a plastic clamshell-type container! No Crown Royal bag. No paper lunch bag. No reusable grocery bag. Not even a generic ziplock bag! After recovering from that shock, I installed the parts, directly replacing the existing factory parts in my 92X. I did use a bit of TW-25 to lubricate metal-to-metal contact points. The trigger press in both double action and single action were significantly improved. I used the 13 pound spring, and would estimate the DA pull to be about 7.5-8 pounds. Perfect. In short, this kit is an excellent value, and improves the trigger pulls of a Beretta pistol greatly. Other than the blatant failure to put the parts in a bag, this is fantastic! Do yourself and your Beretta a favor and get this kit.

In combination with the Wilson Tactical Short Reach Trigger, my 92FS now resets like a Sig P226 with an SRT. Installation required some filing on the hammer for the DA to function properly as mine is CA compliant model. I was able to take apart and install the new parts by watching the Langdon videos. Definitely watch the Langdon video on where to file the hammer to get the DA working if having problems.

I recently ordered a black trigger job in a bag. It worked excellently and dropped into the gun just fine for my unprofessional hands. You may want to be careful with some of the small springs that can fly away for those unaware (as usual with guns, they have small tiny springs in places that tend to fly around the room). It took me roughly an hour, the sear spring install was a bit tough to get lined up. As for the trigger spring, I do recommend that crochet hook idea that Ernest mentioned in the install video. Though this isn't really a knock on the product itself, maybe the install video could use a minor update (although it does have some good pictures, it's a bit dark). I thought the M9's trigger was "good enough" after I had already installed the "D Hammer Spring," but I feel the DA/SA pull is significantly smoother and lessened weight feels much better. I have yet to try NP3, but maybe I will consider purchasing an M9A1 through them with the "CA Special" package they offer next year.

1 - this is an awesome kit; 2 - instructions are widely available; 3 - i did three this weekend - the impact on my 92s (1 LTT, 1 92X and 1 92x compact) are amazing - the double action is smooth and the single action reset is fantastic. Don't freak out - follow the video instructions and you'll have this done in a minute. One of the best DIY things I've ever tried.