The BrigTac pictured below was purchased without an action tune and came with a 9/4.5 lb trigger pull.
I purchased this CenTac with the action tune and it was much smoother and lighter at 8/3.5 lbs.
This 92FS has a Langdon Trigger Job in a Bag with a 14lb hammer spring and is essentially identical to the CenTac with Wilson Trigger job.
I like my rifles like my women - short, light, fast, brown, and suppressed.
Excellent review. Just what I was looking for.
Crap, 200rds into breaking in the first Centurion and the front sight paint popped out. Hit me in the forehead! Gun shoots great other than that. Wilson said they will take care of it but I'm gonna see if my guys can just fix it here.
Full disclosure - I am an Engineering Supervisor at Trijicon, Inc.
Buy some testors paint in your favorite color and use a round toothpick to drop paint into the sight. Clean it w/ alcohol first.Originally Posted by bglimpse
I'm cheating, it's getting HD paint and epoxy as we speak
Full disclosure - I am an Engineering Supervisor at Trijicon, Inc.
That'll work. Guess I should have read your full disclosure first.
Is the epoxy used to keep the paint from flying off? I thought about covering the whole thing in clear nail polish.I'm cheating, it's getting HD paint and epoxy as we speak
The epoxy on our HD sights is there to protect the paint and sapphire from damage.
Full disclosure - I am an Engineering Supervisor at Trijicon, Inc.
Does anyone have any issues with the trigger stacking. I picked up a Centurion with the Wilson trigger job and I am not very impressed. It is light, but stacks at the end of travel. My PX4 compact trigger, although heavier, doesnt stack like my Wilson. Any one experience this or have any advice. I am new to Berettas but I was hoping for better.
The trigger on my Cen Tac is outstanding. No stacking evident. May want to contact WC.
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