The NEW Beretta PX4 Storm - Langdon Tactical

This review covers the Langdon Tactical (LTT) Beretta PX4 Storm, highlighting its unique rotating barrel design and custom upgrades. The LTT version features a 3.25-inch barrel, NP3 coating, co-witness sights, RMR optics mount, and a specialized trigger job. Range tests demonstrated impressive accuracy at distances up to 100 yards and exceptionally low recoil, making it a highly capable firearm despite its higher price point.

Ernest Langdon argues the Beretta PX4 Storm is the most underrated pistol of 2023, highlighting its exceptional durability, modularity, and shootability. Despite initial market struggles, its rotating barrel design significantly reduces recoil, and LTT enhancements provide a 1911-style trigger. Langdon also advocates for hammer-fired pistols' safety advantages, particularly the ability to 'thumb the hammer' during holstering.

This video explores whether the Langdon Tactical (LTT) Beretta 92 represents the peak of DA/SA (double to single action) pistol design. The presenter suspects a tricked-out Beretta 92 from Langdon Tactical, known for their expertise with the platform, might be the ultimate DA/SA pistol. The video covers the compact LTT model, features, and includes range time, demonstrating its performance and comparing it to striker-fired and SAO (single action only) platforms in terms of speed. The content also touches on the presenter's personal exploration of DA/SA pistols.

The Beretta PX4 Storm impresses with its low recoil, attributed to its unique rotating barrel design, making it feel like a larger, heavier pistol. Initial shooting reveals excellent handling and rapid-fire capability, comparable to preferred CZ pistols. While accuracy at 50 yards is good, it requires some adjustment to the DA/SA trigger. Overall, it's considered a well-priced, quality firearm offering a comfortable shooting experience.

Justin Opinion reviews the Langdon Tactical (LTT) customized Beretta PX4 Storm, highlighting its smooth trigger, flat shooting due to the rotating barrel, and excellent ergonomics. Despite initial accuracy spread, the LTT PX4 Carry proves reliable and accurate under rapid fire. The $875 MSRP is considered a bargain for the extensive customization.

Despite initial aesthetic reservations, the Beretta PX4 Storm proves to be a highly reliable and accurate pistol, particularly in its .40 S&W variant. Its unique rotating barrel design contributes to a lower bore axis and smooth feeding, leading to exceptional performance in testing. The PX4 is recommended as a high-value, dependable option, especially for those seeking a used police trade-in.

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