Wilson Vertec Brigadier Tactical

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Anyone have one of these. If you do how does is compare to the normal Brigadier frame? Have you shot it next to a Langdon LTT Fullsized? I have smaller hands and of course love the 1911 format and am looking for info and feedback from people who have shot this version. @CZfool68

92G Vertec Brigadier Tactical - Wilson Combat

92G Vertec/Brigadier Tactical conversion by Wilson Combat reduces the size of the frame to significantly smaller size
www.wilsoncombat.com www.wilsoncombat.com
 
wvsig said:
Anyone have one of these. If you do how does is compare to the normal Brigadier frame? Have you shot it next to a Langdon LTT Fullsized? I have smaller hands and of course love the 1911 format and am looking for info and feedback from people who have shot this version. @CZfool68

92G Vertec Brigadier Tactical - Wilson Combat

92G Vertec/Brigadier Tactical conversion by Wilson Combat reduces the size of the frame to significantly smaller size
www.wilsoncombat.com www.wilsoncombat.com
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Mine is a Centurion.
 
I have shot both , owned a variety of “Standard grip frame” 92 series - 92s , 92f and 92A1
At the same time I owned all of those berettas , I owned and have always owned 1911s - I was always able to shoot both very well. I shot the Vertec and didn’t have an epiphany out of body experience - it shot well just like any other Beretta.
If it is a true Brig frame , holster options are limited
 
BrettB said:
I have shot both , owned a variety of “Standard grip frame” 92 series - 92s , 92f and 92A1
At the same time I owned all of those berettas , I owned and have always owned 1911s - I was always able to shoot both very well. I shot the Vertec and didn’t have an epiphany out of body experience - it shot well just like any other Beretta.
If it is a true Brig frame , holster options are limited
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  • M9A1/Vertec Frame with 92A1 Round Trigger Guard Profile and Improved Checkering
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I like Beretta’s and shot a buddy’s LTT and WIlson custom Beretta’s at a match -he owns both
For me the LTT is the nicest Beretta I have ever shot.
Edit both are super nice guns , but that LTT …
 
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BrettB said:
I like Beretta’s and shot a buddy’s LTT and WIlson custom Beretta’s at a match -he owns both
For me the LTT is the nicest Beretta I have ever shot.
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I have a few LTTs. No Wilson Berettas. The LTTs are excellent.
 
If you like 1911’s, why not a 92X performance or defensive with frame safety?


I always liked these vertec frames. Always wanted one.
 
NKD said:
If you like 1911’s, why not a 92X performance or defensive with frame safety?


I always liked these vertec frames. Always wanted one.
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When I got my Wilson the Vertex frames were no where to be found. So I took what I stumbled upon. I’d probably prefer the Vertec.
 
CZfool68 said:
When I got my Wilson the Vertex frames were no where to be found. So I took what I stumbled upon. I’d probably prefer the Vertec.
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I like all the berettas. I’ve found that I like flat back straps though generally. Could likely get used to either. But my skinny hands seem to like the flat. Even with AR grips and other guns. Not sure why.
 
NKD said:
If you like 1911’s, why not a 92X performance or defensive with frame safety?


I always liked these vertec frames. Always wanted one.
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I looked at the 92X performance but while I love the 1911 I also like DA/SA guns. For me the Beretta 92s in the D configuration are my sweet spot.
 
wvsig said:
I looked at the 92X performance but while I love the 1911 I also like DA/SA guns. For me the Beretta 92s in the D configuration are my sweet spot.
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Would this one be considered a D config?

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92X RDO Full Size

The Beretta 92X RDO features the reliable design of the venerable 90 Series family with a red-dot optic ready slide, a short reset trigger, and aggressively textured Vertec-style thin grips for instinctive control and a more natural fit for all shooters.
www.beretta.com www.beretta.com
 
NKD said:
Would this one be considered a D config?

www.beretta.com

92X RDO Full Size

The Beretta 92X RDO features the reliable design of the venerable 90 Series family with a red-dot optic ready slide, a short reset trigger, and aggressively textured Vertec-style thin grips for instinctive control and a more natural fit for all shooters.
www.beretta.com www.beretta.com
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I believe the stock one is DA/SA with a decocker safety. It needs to be converted to decocker only.
 
I have only the WC Brig Tac in the traditional hump grip. I have only held the vertec’s, and while nice, I have size ogre hands (xxl at least, can still palm a basketball big.) Therefore I like the traditional beretta grip best.

I’ve never shot or even held the LTTs, and although i like what I’ve seen, between the two I like the Wilson’s better bc their more my personal style.

Had the brig tac for like 3y now since new. Maybe just 600 rounds done the pipe. It’s been flawless and I have no complaints. I wish I could pick up a WC Cent Tac too.
 
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