Didn’t think I’d do this, but fate caught up with me I suppose. Found an LTT elite at the LGS for 1100 last night and couldn’t resist. It has the full np3 treatment, trigger job, 3 mags, and spartan sights.
Looking forward to shooting it!
Didn’t think I’d do this, but fate caught up with me I suppose. Found an LTT elite at the LGS for 1100 last night and couldn’t resist. It has the full np3 treatment, trigger job, 3 mags, and spartan sights.
Looking forward to shooting it!
Last edited by thatguybryan; 08-09-2022 at 09:06 AM. Reason: Pitcher
The set up for me. Options for iron sights, dots, and a .22lr trainer to improve fundamentals. I've really come to enjoy shooting these guns quite a bit. Incredible accuracy, reliability and concealment year round for me.
I've been playing with CZ P07s for a while too and while they're also reliable, accurate and concealable, it's really a toss up either way. I like both options, but I'm really coming to love the Beretta.
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Oh crap I didn't realize the black / stainless barrel ones were still available. I LOVE that look.Originally Posted by thatguybryan
Didn’t think I’d do this, but fate caught up with me I suppose. Found an LTT elite at the LGS for 1100 last night and couldn’t resist. It has the full np3 treatment, trigger job, 3 mags, and spartan sights.
Looking forward to shooting it!
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Aren't ALL Elite LTT's black with stainless barrel?
All these sexy LTT pistols being posted is bringing me to a quandary.
I will finally be out of California in a months time and will be able to purchase a bevy of formerly prohibited pistols. I can also potentially sell some of my pistols here for a couple hundred more than I can in the rest of the country.
I have wonderful Italian 92 Compact which serves as the backup to my newer railed 92 Compact. Since it is no longer on the roster I could possibly sell it for $1000 or more before I move. I’m thinking I could take that money an put it towards an LTT compact once I move.
That said, it is a good pistol and the only Italian Beretta I own. The collector and pragmatic sides of me are at odds with what to do…..
Sorry for the delay in responding, the necromancer’s activity with this thread made me realize that I had failed in my mission to respond.
NO - I didn’t. Too many other balls of tinfoil to catch my attention.
I guess I didn't know that. Maybe mixed them up with the Wilson options.
Either way, MAN that's a good look.
I would totally sell. The 92 Compacts aren't that difficult to find out of CA for a lot less than 1K (well, the non-rail ones can be a bit trickier to find). That said, I understand wanting to keep a good gun.
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As someone who has owned a few Berettas from Italy, I don't miss but one of them...an old 92F.
But that's more a nostalgia thing. The LTT Berettas are a superior pistol in every regard.
The new 92x ain't bad either.
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Speaking of the 92X Compacts, does Beretta still make the non railed compact 92x? I remember that being an option for a bit.
What a great thread! Glad it got necroposted.
Agreed on all points. I’m a beretta addict and if you spend any time shooting them, the seemingly minor features on the LTT like the rounded edges REALLY make a difference.
Not sure. That's the kind of 92x compact I own and I bought it a few years back. I hope they didn't discontinue it because when I shoot 124gr ammo through it, the gun is practically a laser. Its weird because the inside of the OEM barrel looks really rough, but for whatever reason, its a tack driver with a couple loads in particular. The barrel on the standard slide is a jarvis barrel and I'm still breaking that one in, but so far it is good. Probably a far more accurate barrel than I can take advantage of.
My 92 LTT loves 147 gr stuff and I was thinking about hunting down a full size 92x OEM barrel for the RDO slide.
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