Well, I picked up another Beretta. A Langdon 92 Elite LTT full size. First off, I have to say that this thing was CLEAN! If I hadn't found a few flakes of powder and a bit of residue in the recessed target crown, I would have thought it wasn't even fired. Dry too, except for the rails. Trigger was gritty. It looked as though it was hit with an evaporating aerosol cleaner.
After a good cleaning, (yeah, it didn't need it), and lube, (with a bit on the trigger and hammer pivot pins as well), it was pretty smooth. Not smooth like my earlier warmed over 92s, but nice. A few dry fire sessions and the gritty trigger disappeared.
So, off to the range. I shot it OK for the first outing. It felt a bit nose heavy. Maybe due to the Vertec slide and 4.7" stainless barrel. I noticed during my presentation that I was dipping down. Something to work on. We'll see.
Target was my first 25 shots through it. 115 FMJ.
After a good cleaning, (yeah, it didn't need it), and lube, (with a bit on the trigger and hammer pivot pins as well), it was pretty smooth. Not smooth like my earlier warmed over 92s, but nice. A few dry fire sessions and the gritty trigger disappeared.
So, off to the range. I shot it OK for the first outing. It felt a bit nose heavy. Maybe due to the Vertec slide and 4.7" stainless barrel. I noticed during my presentation that I was dipping down. Something to work on. We'll see.
Target was my first 25 shots through it. 115 FMJ.
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