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Ernest Langdon has spent decades proving what a Beretta 92 can do, and the 92 Elite LTT II is where all that experience lands. This is the second generation Elite built in partnership between Beretta and Langdon Tactical, and this particular model (92E2TJRRBS) ships with the LTT Trigger Job already performed. You get a stainless slide with extended, aggressive serrations sitting over a black anodized aluminum frame with a Picatinny rail, a 4.7 inch stainless barrel, and 18+1 rounds of 9mm on tap. Two tone looks, all business underneath.
The headline feature is the patented LTT Low RDO mounting system, now cut at the factory. With a Trijicon RMR footprint optic mounted, the dot sits roughly .85 inch above the bore centerline, which is about as low as it gets on any pistol and the lowest available on a 92. That means a natural point of aim, a securely mounted plate, and co-witnessed iron sights. An RMR footprint plate and an iron sight cover plate are included, so you're set whether you run a dot or keep it classic. The Vertec style frame wears Beretta's wraparound grips with variable density checkering that locks into your hand without chewing it up.
Every one of these gets the LTT Trigger Job with the optimized performance trigger bar and a 13 pound chrome silicon hammer spring. The result is a double action pull that rolls through smooth and clean, followed by a light, crisp single action with a short, defined reset. Pair that with the decocker-only G configuration and the all metal build soaking up recoil, and follow-up shots come fast and flat. If you've been waiting for a 92 that's modern where it counts and classic where it matters, this is the one to put in the safe.
No optic is included, but the slide arrives cut with Langdon Tactical's patented Low RDO system and ships with an RMR footprint adapter plate plus an iron sight cover plate. The dot sits roughly .85 inch above the bore with an RMR mounted, which is the lowest setup available on a 92 series pistol. If you prefer irons, just leave the cover plate on and run it as is.
The second generation moves to a Vertec style frame with Beretta's wraparound variable density checkered grips, adds updated extended slide serrations, and includes the LTT Low RDO optic cut straight from the factory rather than as an aftermarket modification. This 92E2TJRRBS model also ships with the LTT Trigger Job already completed, so the trigger work is done before it ever reaches you.
No. It uses the G configuration, meaning the slide-mounted levers work as decockers only and spring back up after use. You get the safe, deliberate double action first pull without a safety lever to sweep off, which is why so many people who run DA/SA guns seriously prefer this setup.
It is a night and day improvement. The job includes the optimized performance trigger bar and a 13 pound chrome silicon hammer spring, smoothing the double action pull considerably and cleaning up the single action to a crisp break with a short, positive reset. Owners consistently call it one of the best DA/SA triggers on any production pistol.
| UPC | 810059266162 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 92E2TJRRBS |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 4.7" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 9mm |
| Capacity | 18 + 1 |
| Slide Description | Optic Ready/Serrated |
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