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

Very pleased with product. Watched install video which help with installation. Trigger bar did require minor fitting but well worth the time. I would recommend Langdon Tactical trigger job in a bag to upgrade your Beretta 92.

Great product

I purchased this in hopes of improving my DA trigger pull. The shipping was faster than I expected (2day). The video showing how to install this was excellent. I had no problems. I cleaned and dry lubed all the parts prior to installation which took more time than the actual install.
The difference in the trigger is beyond my expectations. I shot 3 300's at 25 yds slow fire. The second and 3rd were whie using the DA first shot for each magazine. My groups at 15 yards have gone from 3-5" to 1.5-2" for slow fire. My DA triggrr pull is about the same weight as the old SA trigger pull weight. Reset is short and crisp as well.
If your a Berretta shooter just get it worth more than they charge for it for certain

I bought three Beretta 92 series handguns. All three had terrible triggers. I purchased three TJIBs. The double action and single action trigger press on each is now outstanding.
I installed the TJIBs myself and had an issue with my installation. I called customer service and received the assistance I needed.

Thank you for a great product and your your friendly assistance.

Absolutely amazing. I’m transitioning from striker fired handguns back to da/sa after watching Mr. Langdons videos and after watching Mickey at carry trainer and this kit is a must . Thank you

I have an LTT 92 that was ordered with Ernest's trigger work and decided to order the kit with the optimized trigger bar to drop into my Wilson Centurion. I can't tell the difference in pull weight & smoothness which says alot for the value for these kits. While I wasn't unhappy with the Wilson trigger bar reset in the Centurion, the new LTT Optimized trigger bar was very noticeable upgrade in comparison.

Fantastic, in my quest to return to metal guns with hammers. I needed to do something about my 92 compacts rough trigger. The trigger job in a bag was perfect easy install, though trigger return spring and my fat fingers did have a brief anxious moment. The final result is a very smooth DA and appropriate SA trigger. If you like the 92 this is a fantastic upgrade I went with the 13 pound hammer spring, in my mind about the best compromise.

This was well worth every penny and highly recommended for anyone wanting to make their Beretta feel like a completely different sidearm. I had no experience disassembling a Beretta M9/92 and this took me about 30-40 minutes after watching Ernest Langdon's video. I went with the Langdon trigger bar and a 12# hammer spring in my kit and I had no light strikes in 500+ rounds with the majority being S+B which is known for harder primers than U.S. ammo. I ended up with about 6.5# DA and about 3.5# SA and the reset is very short I would say even a tiny bit shorter than my Sig Legion P226. Buy this without hesitation this is the simplest project to install that yields amazing results. For reference my installation was done on a 92X Full Size that came with D spring from factory.

I installed this in a NP3ed 92G Centurion. The video directions were excellent, the results in the pistol were incredible, with about a 6# DA pull, and a really short reset. I went with a 14# hammer spring in an effort to get better ignition when I have a .22 practice kit fitted. A 12# hammer spring has given me 100% ignition with 9mm.