OK, we put the carry bevel "full boat" guns up on the website. I am going to run another batch of these very soon as I have few more people that want their guns done that way.
If you want to preorder one for this next batch, now is the time. I will start on them next week.
https://www.langdontactical.com/92-elite-ltt/
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So all 92 variants do not draw smoothly from the ALS? How bad is the draw affected?
The ALS I had for a P-07 was rough at first but eventually broke in nicely.
Nice to see additional LTT variants of the 92, especially the Elite. Of course, never being satisfied with what is being offered, I would like to ask a few questions about the "full boat" pistols.
1) I am aware that stripping anodizing is required before the process can be done where the edges are radiused/broken. Is there any concern about the frame integrity? This is an issue with alloy 1911-pattern pistol frames due to the geometry. I do not see the issue existing on the 92-series guns, but it is worth asking the question.
2) Is it possible to get the LTT Elite with the trigger work and the NP3 finish on the small parts without the work on the frame?
3) Same question as 2) but breaking the edges of the slide, adding the NP3 finish to the slide ,and leaving the LTT Elite frame as shipped from Beretta?
The reason for the above questions is I believe the NP3 metal finish on the moving parts is a very good thing for guns that usually run with lots of lube. I have a feeling that no matter the answers, I will be buying my third LTT Elite.