Beretta Langdon M9 9mm 15+1 Limited - 4.9" Barrel, 15+1 Rounds

Great Beretta quality, accurate, easy shootability. Comfortable grip. Great service from Bud's

beretta what can i say good enough for the millitary and law enforcement probably 5000 round never an issue

I received my order of the Beretta Langdon M9 today. I’m impressed with the grips, trigger and sights but one of the three magazines was not shipped. It came with only two. Is it possible for you to mail the third magazine to my home address Douglas Williams 4545 S Panther Creek Dr Apt 921 Spring, Texas 77381 936-647-9964 Daw52@aol.com Thank you

All I can say is, this is exactly how i would have set up the M9 if i did it after market. This gun shoots wonderfully, fits the hand well, about the best of the M9 series you could hope for.

Really good value 92 series. It's a basic M9 with functional upgrades. G decocker, ultra thin grips, metal trigger, D spring, oversize mag release, bright front sight, black rear.The only polymer parts are the guide rod and lanyard loop. Model specific things: -The front sight is brighter than the pictures can really show, the rear sight is NOT backwards as someone else stated. It is a standard Beretta rear sight without any white paint. -The grips are incredible. I will be putting a pair on every 92 series I own from here forward. They seriously improve the feel of the pistol, and the checkering locks in place well. -The oversize magazine release is a nice touch, and coupled with the grips it makes dropping a magazine really easy, well within reach of even my dominate hand middle finger. -The metal trigger and D spring result in a trigger far smoother and lighter trigger pull than a standard 92 series. This is an improvement that Beretta adds to some of their more models and it's nice to have in this more affordable pistol. Pros: -This is just like the M9 I carried overseas, but with functional upgrades. The upgrades actually add to how the gun shoots and performs, and aren't just excuses to raise cost. The upgrades are also things that I would have liked to add to my M9 if I could have. It's close enough to my service pistol to give me a little nostalgia, and has the things I want in an actual defensive pistol. In fact, I may actually use this in a concealed carry role. -Smooth trigger. This has a trigger night and day better than anything the service ever issued me, and beats a regular 92 series trigger as well. I can not compare it with Wilson or Langdon trigger work. I have not experienced those. -Markings. This has M9 markings (ASSY number and the like) which I think is cool. It also has an M9- prefix serial number. -Ergonomics. The 92 series is top of the list (for me) when it comes to ergonomics. This pistol makes it even better. The grips and magazine release truly improve this pistol beyond measure. The ultrathin grips mean I can reach all controls with a natural sweep of my thumb (Mechanix size M). The frame is M9 (so non radius backstrap, straight dustcover) and even without the radius backstrap I can reach every thing. -Ernest Langdon. This is a pistol that was spec'd by someone who knows what works and what doesn't with the 92 series. The feature set is what I would pick for myself, and knowing these are also the choices for parts that Langdon would use to upgrade an M9 means I know that it's going to be a workable pistol. Cons: -My pistol has a G decocker with a pin that works itself out just a bit every now and again. This is annoying, but can be easily fixed with a punch set (which I don't have). -The finish has a little missing on the muzzle end. This seems like a slight quality control issue, but it in no way effects the function of the gun. For the cost of the gun, I'm satisfied with my purchase, and I would do so again. -Markings. Some folks may want a pistol that says Gallatin TN on it. This doesn't have that. -No dovetail front. This doesn't have a front sight you can change out for something else. Given what the pistol is at it's core (an M9) that makes sense. In a perfect world all Beretta's would have a dovetail front sight. But if that is something you need, this isn't the pistol for you. Everything else about this gun is typical Beretta 92. I would buy it again with confidence.

Unable to fire yet, but I'll have time next week. Never a fan of the M9, had the ability to carry one on Active Duty a couple of times. Saw the Langdon upgrades and viewed some of his thoughts on training/employment. Decided to order, second time ordering via Buds', painless, fast, efficient, can't say enough about these folks. If I have the opportunity to update after firing, I'll do so. Please support and defend the 2nd Amendment!

Firearm arrived at my local ffl as described two days after ordering. This is my fourth pistol purchase from buds and to this point everything has been fine! I appreciate their wide selections.

Excellent Gun , I think probably 220 or more to get a M9 customized this way. Feels better then Wilson Combat versions. I like a gun with safety but this has just a decocker but more people want the decocker only version and the front sight is NOT fiber as a another review said but painted fluorescent paint . Still awesome and the gun feels perfect.

Ordered this gun in November 2017 and received it on Feb 02, 2018 . . . WELL WORTH the wait! I have never fired as smooth a double action as this one. Mr Langdon definitely provided some good modifications to an already terrific pistol. I LOVE the red dot front sight and the plain black dovetail rear sight. I spent 30 years in the US Navy - was there when we transitioned from the 1911 to the M9 - and am a deputy sheriff. My duty weapon is a Glock 17 (Glock is the AK47 of semi-auto pistols - a workhorse); but just for the joy of shooting, the M9 is my choice. Straight out of the box, as is, it is as fine a semi-auto as one could want.

The right parts have been installed by Beretta on this really cool M9.