Beretta and Langdon Tactical have teamed up on what could be the ultimate Model 92 series defensive pistol. 

The new 92G Elite Combat LTT is just stacked with competition-grade features. Standard is an Elite LTT slide and frame, LTT G10 grips, and a chrome trigger with an ambidextrous G-series slide-mounted decocking lever. Then comes the Toni System improvements in the form of a single-port compensator and flared magwell, along with a trio of Toni System +4 magazine extensions to give the user three 22-round magazines out of the box. 

But as the man says, "wait, there's more."

Additional features include a black threaded barrel, a fiber-optic front sight, an extended disassembly lever, and a DLC-coated hammer and sear. Lots of attention is put to updated ergonomics, with enhanced frame beveling and front strap checkering, some very aggressive front slide serrations, an extended mag release, and an accessory rail. 

Roll those images. 
 

"The 92G Elite Combat reflects our continued commitment to evolving the legendary Beretta 92 platform through purposeful innovation and performance-driven enhancements," said Ben Grundwerg, Beretta USA Product Manager for Pistols and ProShop. "Our collaboration with Langdon Tactical Technology combines decades of engineering expertise and real-world shooting experience to deliver one of the most refined factory Beretta pistols available today."

So how much does all this functional beauty cost? The MSRP on the new Beretta 92G Elite Combat LTT is $1,299. That's actually a screaming deal when you consider the much more vanilla 92G Elite LTT II has an MSRP of $1,249 and does not come with the three Toni System mag extensions (which run $45 a pop), the TS comp runs another $100, and the magwell another $100. 

Just saying. 

Nice to see this as a factory option.