Langdon Tactical Adds Beretta 80X Models
Langdon Tactical is now offering its full treatment for the Beretta 80X. This version of the Cheetah adds the upgrades that LTT is known for. The 80X is a very cool gun already, as seen in both the TFB and TFBtv reviews, and the Langdon version will be even better.
Langdon @ TFB:
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The base price for an 80X with an LTT trigger job is $755. Buyers can also opt for a direct-milled Holosun EPS Carry optic for an additional $120, and $500 more gets the LTT Carry Bevel treatment to smooth off the edges. This red dot mounting solution sits lower than the plate system used by Beretta, but is only compatible with the EPS Carry. The LTT 80X is available for order now.
From the company:
“The LTT 80X Cheetah is everything that you know and love about the LTT Beretta 92, shrunk to a smaller platform.
Every LTT 80X receives a trigger job, which turns the already good factory trigger into what is truly one of the best DA/SA experiences on the market, with a smooth 6-to-7-pound double action and a crisp 4-to-4.5-pound single action. Once our gunsmiths perform the trigger job, they will correctly adjust and Loctite the factory overtravel screw.
We also offer a direct mill optic cut for the Holosun EPS Carry, which is approximately 0.15” lower than the Beretta factory solution and is dramatically more robust.
The LTT 80X is the perfect gun for newer shooters or people with small hands and reduced grip strength who want to experience the safety and shootability benefits of a DA/SA trigger system in a smaller package.“
AKA @fromtheguncounter on Instagram. Gun nerd, reloader, attorney, and mediocre hunter.
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I'm curious why it wouldn't work with the other Holosun K footprint optics, since the footprint is the same.
For same price as the 92G with full work, which one?