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

Parts dropped in with zero fitment and improved DA and SA immediately. I chose a spur less hammer and a 12# mainspring & had 4 out of 500 light strikes on berdan primed steel cased ammo as one would expect. A second pull of the trigger fired each round off successfully, and all “good” boxer primed ammo fired predictably. Will order two more when available...

What a difference the trigger job did for my M9A1! Very nice DA trigger pull, around 7 lbs with a #14 hammer spring, and SA around 3-3.5 lbs. and the reset is phenomenal. Recommend it highly. Next on the list is probably the RDO slide.

I can not believe the chance in my gun!!! It’s just awesome!

It all started out well with the trigger job in a bag but then when I tried to put the new hammer into my 92 it would not fit. Looking over the hammer I discovered a large circular manufacturing burr on the part making it uninstallable as it was.. Not being a gun smith I was not sure what to do however eventually I was able to remove the burr after about a hour with a knife sharpening stone. LTT was recommended by a fellow shooter and we were both surprised by the QC issue. What was more surprising was that when I reached out to LTT to let them know about it issue and sent photos the response was "As you may or may not know, parts escape every manufacturer (or in our case custom shop) in every industry without 100% QC tolerance - it’s a fact of manufacturing, however we always do our best to ensure this doesn’t happen. In the future, please reach out when you first notice an issue or defect and we will be happy to rectify it." I had expected a more customer focused response acknowledging the problem rather than "its a fact of manufacturing" and let us know next time. I do not feel they earned a next time. In the end the trigger job worked out but my expertise to get there was poor.

I looked a lot of reviews and videos about Ernest Langdon and his work on the Beretta 92 platform, s9 I was confident that the TJIB was what I was looking for for my M9A1. The stock trigger was ok, smooth but a bit heavy, so I had a local gunsmith put this in my “baby” and wow, what a difference! I can’t believe the DA pull; I’m getting in the area of 7 lbs with the 14# hammer spring, and about 3.5 SA, and the rest is unreal! Love it, thank you LTT. Now I think I need a brother for my M9A1 so an order for a LTT Beretta might be on my list of things to get,, but which one do I get, hmmm.

Great upgrade, also used wilson reduced power trigger return spring. Smooth set up, short reset. Wow

I’ve purchased two of these from LTT. One in black when the product actually came in a bag and the second in NP3 just recently. They both feel great and look impeccable.

This is hands down the best upgrade for the 92FS. The trigger is significantly better in DA and SA. It really feels like a completely different gun. I would say pay close attention to the direction of the sear spring. Don't be an idiot like me and put it in backwards! Once the spring was reinstalled correctly, the gun shot beautifully. Mr.Langdon has an installation video as well which is efficient and very logical. I would have saved myself some trouble by watching it first!

Initially excited to install the trigger job in a bag and run my 92FS in competition. Currently experiencing erratic return to DA when gun should be in SA after firing first round. Additionally, after gun returns to SA, bursts of 3 rounds will fire, then return to semi-auto. Definitely an issue, awaiting a call back form Tech Support. Will update review upon resolution. LTT Response; Hi Guy, we gave you a call back and left a voicemail. You put the sear spring in backwards, that is why the gun is going auto. Once switched and in the correct position, you're all set! If you are still having trouble installing it correctly, we recommend you contact a local gunsmith to help you install it.