New Wilson Beretta -- Centurion Tactical

[Larry Sellers]

I'm with you there on the durability of the finish, insert "these are tools!" comment to which I also agree. I enjoy the look of a well-worn used pistol, that being said if the longevity of the finish is a concern I'd advocate going with that aftermarket finish. My Brig Tac doesn't have the greatest of finishes on the grasping grooves on the rear of the slide but truthfully I don't think much of it. In time as the whole gun begins to show some wear and I don't want to look at it any longer that's probably when I'll explore the refinishing options.

[MGW]

I spent a year with a 226 Legion. Beretta's finish way better than what ever Sig is using.

[AJD21]

The Legion finish is inconsistent, many report little wear after a year and others have the finish scrap off after one session in a Kydex holster. However, the standard Nitron is done by Ionbond and is far superior to Bruniton in my experience.

[bglimpse]

I'm getting ready to order a couple JM Custom holsters for my incoming Centurions. Has anyone tried the new Inforce APL Gen3 on the Centurion? Does it fit well? I've got an email into Tony as well but thought I would ask the hive as well.

[Palmetto]

Need some help with understanding what WC does on an Action Tuned Centurion.

Do you recommend the Action Tune or EL Trigger in a bag?

Or do they address different issues and they can be combined?

[MGW]

I have a Centurion with the Wilson action tune and chrome silicon springs. I had a BrigTac with the trigger job in a bag. Overall DA/SA weight was very similar. The Langdon set up was smoother over all and just felt better. I blind tested a few friends and they all came to the same conclusion.

At some point in the future I’m going to pick up a second Centurion without the action tune and put the Langdon trigger job in it.

[PGT]

action tune is lighter springs and a polish job. LTT TIAB includes the WC trigger bar that has reworked angles and all the parts come pre-polished to boot. So...the LTT kit plus the polishing of the feedramp that is part of the action tune would be the combination of both approaches. IIRC, LTT consulted with WC on the original list of work they do so they're taking the same approach. The WC action tune doesn't touch the sear AFAIK whereas LTT's kit does.

I've done quite a few action tunes on my own without touching the hammer hooks or sear and there's a LOT that can be done that way.

My CenTac had an action tune done by Josh at AAGW and its a lot nicer than my bone stock BrigTac. Guess I should knock out the BrigTac at some point as well. I've had WC and AAGW do trigger jobs on my 92 Centennials and the AAGW work is a far nicer trigger.

[TacticalFun]

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[bofe954]

Anyone have a pic of a cen tac near a P2000 for a size comparison?

[Doc_Glock]

Anyone have a pic of a cen tac near a P2000 for a size comparison?

Cent Tac is roughly the size of a P30l.