It's funny, I did that a year or 2 ago to my m9a1 compact and now I'm seeing a lot of guys do it. Never saw anyone do it before lolOriginally Posted by CSW
It's funny, I did that a year or 2 ago to my m9a1 compact and now I'm seeing a lot of guys do it. Never saw anyone do it before lol
Used to be a thing that guys would get done by Alleghany Gun Works IIRC.
I did mine because it looks cool and basically no other reason. I am not legitimately concerned about the hammer snagging or not concealing well.
But the rule of cool applies.
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I just did it for looks too. I think I just got finished fitting a dao hammer in my m19-3 with my son and I was looking around for random stuff to bob.
Agreed, I really don't see how a Beretta hammer could snag on anything.
Did mine just for the clean lines.
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Interesting… I didn’t know it was a new trendy thing.
I asked Ernest Langdon to put a bobbed hammer and night sights on a Compact back in 2003 when in sent him the gun for a trigger job.
I’d found that when carrying the gun at/just behind the hip, the hammer was the major printing feature. It’s been my primary carry gun ever since, and I later put one on a Compact M. I find it ideal for a concealed carry gun.
I’m actually surprised that LTT doesn’t offer it as a “standard” option on the LTT Compact and Centurion.
The one I handled was bobbed. That’s an option?
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LTT would probably do it for you.
Or you could buy a bobbed hammer for $29
https://langdontactical.com/beretta-...-hammer-black/
And put it in yourself in about 10-15 minutes of work.
The bobbed hammer is standard on the LTT 92 Compact.
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So it is!
Yet another reason that LTT rocks.
I had Dave Olhasso bob the hammer on my 92 Compact around 20 years ago. He’s been doing them for a long time.
I loved that gun, but I came to the realization that a slide mounted safety did not work for me on a carry pistol. There were no G conversion kits at the time.
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