Videos tagged with Type G Decocker

This review of the Beretta PX4 Compact Carry 2, a collaboration with Langdon Tactical, questions its relevance and value. While acknowledging the rotating barrel's recoil reduction and ambidextrous Type G decocker, the reviewer finds the double-action trigger heavy and unimproved, the pistol not optics-ready, and the MSRP of $889 (street price $780-$820) excessively high for its features and weight.

This video provides an overview of the new Beretta 92 Centurion GTS, highlighting its Type G decocker and twin sear function. The presenter expresses a strong affinity for Beretta 92 series pistols, praising their smooth operation and consistent trigger pull.

This review of the Beretta 92 GTS Centurion highlights its new Type G decocker with twin sear function, relocating the decocker to the frame. The Centurion model offers a compact slide on a full-size frame, making it more suitable for concealed carry. The review details the trigger pull characteristics in both double-action and half-cocked positions, noting differences in take-up and wall engagement due to the new mechanism.

This video provides an expert-level comparison between the Beretta 92G Elite LTT and the Wilson Combat 92G Centurion Tactical, presented by The Yankee Marshal. It details shared features, physical differences, trigger pull weights (LTT: 8.0 lbs DA/4.25 lbs SA; WC: 7.5 lbs DA/4.0 lbs SA), and range performance, concluding with a personal preference for the LTT's aesthetics. The analysis highlights detailed knowledge of Beretta platforms and empirical data collection through trigger pull gauges.