Hammer fired, optics ready, Hi-cap options

[Timfoilhat]

Wilson did the action tune to my WC brigadier tactical 92. Trigger is almost exactly 6 pounds double action, and just about 4 pounds single action and the whole thing is smooth like butter. I'd imagine a Langdon is the same or better.

 

[NKD]

My TSO is not as good as many 19/2011's, but it's better than many of them. I'd even say most considering the sheer numbers of cheap 1911's available.
Pretty short and under 2lbs. Sure, there are guns with better triggers, but if someone can't get it done with this one they can't get it done with anything.

Best triggers I have ever felt were Infinity's. Impossibly good! Indeed, a properly tuned 19/2011 can never be matched. That straight pull is hard to beat with a hinge!

 

[Mack270]

I don’t care what anyone says. No trigger beats a 1911/2011 trigger. People who say X trigger is comparable, is lying.

You might like it better than a 1911/2011 personally, but it isn’t the same. Preferred? Sure. But not the same.

I wasn’t trying to compare it to a 1911 and I’m not a hammer fired guy. I just happen to have a couple and I’ve been able to shoot a lot of different CZ 75 variants and a some Sigs that I thought had a great trigger but the Langdon Beretta was probably the best of all DA/SA guns I’ve ever shot.

 

[barf]

I wasn’t trying to compare it to a 1911 and I’m not a hammer fired guy. I just happen to have a couple and I’ve been able to shoot a lot of different CZ 75 variants and a some Sigs that I thought had a great trigger but the Langdon Beretta was probably the best of all DA/SA guns I’ve ever shot.

Oh I didn’t mean that to be directed at you. I just think it’s silly when people try to compare triggers that are wildly different, mechanically speaking.