92a1 has a different trigger guard. You'll want one for the M9a1.Originally Posted by newyork
92a1 has a different trigger guard. You'll want one for the M9a1.
Or a Vertec, or M9A3. They're all the same trigger and rail.
-Cory
Will there be any more Langdon M9s released?
Like maybe a LTT Cen Tac?
Not quite the same rail...M9A3 has a three slot picatinny rail. Don't think it should affect holster selection though; I'm just a Beretta nerd.
Interestingly, the BrigTac has had two different frames...
Last edited by JSGlock34; 04-26-2018 at 04:16 PM.
"When the phone rang, Parker was in the garage, killing a man."
This made me check and see which BT rail I have. Like that really matters. Think I’m becoming a Beretta nerd also...
Can anyone suggest 10rd mags. I know it’ll be swapped but for additional mags. Factory? Mecgar?
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Rich
Director of R&D and product acquisitions at Empire Outfitters
I am guessing this question refers to the M9 pistols that were built in Gallatin with a few changes, including a blacked-out rear sight, orange fill on the fixed front, D-spring, LTT grips, latest locking block, and the G conversion that were sold at https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/...15%2B1+Limited
I assume there may be more of those, especially after DoD M9 production ends, as it is a heck of a value.
I’m now pondering Wilson Cen-Tac vs new Langdon. I have small hands. Maybe the Langdon? Damn you guys. I’m new to the dasa thing and I’m green.
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Last edited by newyork; 04-26-2018 at 06:06 PM.
Rich
Director of R&D and product acquisitions at Empire Outfitters
I can certainly recommend the factory Beretta ones. I have a pair that came with my first Beretta 92FS back in the Clinton Crime Bill years. They’ve been very reliable, with lots of use in range practice and IDPA. After 22 years of use, one finally needed a new spring to restore it to reliabllity. They are part of a supply of over a dozen mags in my collection, and probably get the most use.
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