Glad I saw the paper insert in the case with the QR code for this video! Exactly what I needed. For those installing an SRO on an LTT slide, the SRO instructions say to torque the screws to 15 in/lbs. Follow Langdon’s instructions instead, and torque to 10 in/lbs.
Just got my m9a3 back from you guys! Couldn’t be happier! This is the second beretta I have sent in for work and I am very impressed! Both pistols are absolute tac drivers! Exceptional customer service and products! 👍🏻🇺🇸
i should have watched the video, i stripped the nuts that come on the plate, thankfully Langdon designed this plate with replaceable nuts for guys like me. They also sell almost every component of the red dot mounting interface. if you are planning on making an order, it wouldn't hurt to add these to your order just in case.
Thank you for the thorough explanation and the red card warning that came with my LTT slide to watch this video first. Hit my LTT slide today in sniper gray and I am amazed by the quality of the mounting system. Followed the instruction to the teeth and mounted my RMR on it. Can’t wait to sight it Tomorrow at the range.
Just got my RDO slide (in OD Green!!) and installed my red dot, Swampfox Justice. Haven't shot it yet, but looking forward to taking it to the range. The OD Green looks amazing. Thank you for the tutorial, very helpful. Anything I've ordered from LTT has been great.
As someone that owns reflex sights with Dokter and DPP footprints, I'm glad LTT went with the RMR pattern for its mounting plate: the industry should move forward to a standard like it did with the 1913 accessory rail (c'mon Glock, even H&K and Sig adopted it!) Brands like Holosun and Swampfox are shipping more and more optics with the RMR footprint and I hope the market keeps moving in that direction. Ernest, thank you for providing a proper mount with recoil bosses, unlike some recent offerings from big industries.
Ernest, could you do a video on YOUR perspective about the red dot sights that can adorn these pistols? Pros and cons between manufacturers dot size etc. I for one would find that rather enlightening. And which do you use?? Thanks for your training videos!!
I just received my RDO ready slide with the 92 Shield/Delta plate and was wondering why the rear plate doesn't have raised sights. I was hoping to have raised sights just in case my Leupold Deltapoint Pro runs out of batteries.
We specifically left the rear sight off of that plate. The Delta Point Pro has an option for an adjustable rear sight to be attached to it, the rear sight would block the use of that option. The new Sig Romeo 2 sight has a built in rear sight. So the rear sight was left off on purpose.
Personally i grabbed myself a Vortex Optics Torque Wrench. Works wonders. That being said, i heard that 10 to 20 inch-pounds range is ok. So technically speaking 15 should be okay ?
Mr Langdon I have a question. I see you wear a pair of glasses. Are those prescription glasses? If yes can you recommend any prescription eyewear? Also does wearing glasses affect how you aim (I can only do one-eye aiming wearing glasses). Thanks.
I wear them for two reasons, eye protection in the shop and to see precisely close up. This is a very complicated topic and books have been written about the subject. If your looking for prescription shooting glasses, check out www.decot.com/cart/shopcustcontact.asp
The RDO system for the Beretta is outstanding. The only question I can come up with is if you have not purchased a red dot or decide you want to remove the red dot and use iron sights, is or will there be a provision for a rear sight and cover plate? I am thinking strongly about sending in my 92X Centurion slide but that is something I would like to know for my decision process. Continued blessings and success.
Dear friends, I am Brazilian and I believe that this question could be clarified, the plate and the front sight can be installed on a Taurus PT 92 or on a Taurus PT917c ... (google translator kkk)
@Emmanuel Goldstein The is an O-ring on the bottom of your RMR, or there should be. The reason you have to use a sealing plate is that the Glock MOS plates do not match the width of the RMR. They match the width of the slide. Therefore you need a sealing plate so that the "O-ring" gets a complete seal, or that is what is recommended. Our plate is built to match the width of the RMR and does not need the sealing plate. High-quality MOS adaptor plates, like the ones sold by C&H Precision, do not need the sealing plate either.
I am sure it will be an option in the future. Many of the red dot trainers do not like night sights on their red dot pistols because it puts two glowing dots in front of your face at night. One green and one red, but still possibly visually confusing.
Great video… as a new firearm owner this information is super helpful!
Thank you
Glad I saw the paper insert in the case with the QR code for this video! Exactly what I needed. For those installing an SRO on an LTT slide, the SRO instructions say to torque the screws to 15 in/lbs. Follow Langdon’s instructions instead, and torque to 10 in/lbs.
Just got my m9a3 back from you guys! Couldn’t be happier! This is the second beretta I have sent in for work and I am very impressed! Both pistols are absolute tac drivers! Exceptional customer service and products! 👍🏻🇺🇸
Thank you for your kind words and support!
i should have watched the video, i stripped the nuts that come on the plate, thankfully Langdon designed this plate with replaceable nuts for guys like me. They also sell almost every component of the red dot mounting interface. if you are planning on making an order, it wouldn't hurt to add these to your order just in case.
Thank you for the thorough explanation and the red card warning that came with my LTT slide to watch this video first. Hit my LTT slide today in sniper gray and I am amazed by the quality of the mounting system. Followed the instruction to the teeth and mounted my RMR on it. Can’t wait to sight it Tomorrow at the range.
You are the BEST Earnest!
Just got my RDO slide (in OD Green!!) and installed my red dot, Swampfox Justice. Haven't shot it yet, but looking forward to taking it to the range. The OD Green looks amazing. Thank you for the tutorial, very helpful. Anything I've ordered from LTT has been great.
Ordered my Elite LTT full-size last week and can’t wait to get my optic on it and put rounds down range.
I'm going to buy the RDO ready slide soon. I like the idea of having two slides just in case.
Just got a 92 LTT. I’m pumped. SRO to be mounted soon.
As someone that owns reflex sights with Dokter and DPP footprints, I'm glad LTT went with the RMR pattern for its mounting plate: the industry should move forward to a standard like it did with the 1913 accessory rail (c'mon Glock, even H&K and Sig adopted it!)
Brands like Holosun and Swampfox are shipping more and more optics with the RMR footprint and I hope the market keeps moving in that direction.
Ernest, thank you for providing a proper mount with recoil bosses, unlike some recent offerings from big industries.
I'm glad I know exactly which loctite and torque spec I'll need. Now I just need to buy a Beretta. And get it milled 🤣
Thank you! Very informative.
Ernest, could you do a video on YOUR perspective about the red dot sights that can adorn these pistols? Pros and cons between manufacturers dot size etc. I for one would find that rather enlightening. And which do you use?? Thanks for your training videos!!
Strongly second that request!
Bought a 1/16" bit for my F.A.T Wheeler. Now the wait begins!
We have switched to a torx head screw on everything. Much less chance of striping the head. You will need a T10 torx driver.
@@ernestlangdon3075 Ahh okay, no problem. I think I have that as well already!
I just received my RDO ready slide with the 92 Shield/Delta plate and was wondering why the rear plate doesn't have raised sights. I was hoping to have raised sights just in case my Leupold Deltapoint Pro runs out of batteries.
We specifically left the rear sight off of that plate. The Delta Point Pro has an option for an adjustable rear sight to be attached to it, the rear sight would block the use of that option. The new Sig Romeo 2 sight has a built in rear sight. So the rear sight was left off on purpose.
@@ernestlangdon3075, ok thank you for the reply.
Would love to see some 25 yard b8s with rdo and iron site. Give us some DA inspiration!
As always great info Ernest.
sick video, thanks for including it.
Smooth information.
Thank You because
It touches on a matter
Of national security.
Personally i grabbed myself a Vortex Optics Torque Wrench. Works wonders.
That being said, i heard that 10 to 20 inch-pounds range is ok. So technically speaking 15 should be okay ?
Mr Langdon I have a question. I see you wear a pair of glasses. Are those prescription glasses? If yes can you recommend any prescription eyewear? Also does wearing glasses affect how you aim (I can only do one-eye aiming wearing glasses). Thanks.
I wear them for two reasons, eye protection in the shop and to see precisely close up. This is a very complicated topic and books have been written about the subject. If your looking for prescription shooting glasses, check out www.decot.com/cart/shopcustcontact.asp
1/16" bit... gonna need to find one of those
We are using T10 Torx bits now and started putting a bit in the package with the kit.
The RDO system for the Beretta is outstanding. The only question I can come up with is if you have not purchased a red dot or decide you want to remove the red dot and use iron sights, is or will there be a provision for a rear sight and cover plate? I am thinking strongly about sending in my 92X Centurion slide but that is something I would like to know for my decision process.
Continued blessings and success.
We have one drawn up in solid works, we just have not made any as of yet. Very, very few request.
Do u have a link for the screw driver
You recommend 10 inch/lbs, holosun recommends 15 inch/lbs, which is correct good sir?
Great, but its super annoying how front sights are always falling off the LLT 92s and the RDO plate comes loose from the factory after minimal use.
If you are having this issue, please contact customer service. Always is a really big word given the number of guns we ship every week.
How I can order one of your upgraded beretta 1301? I try on your website with no luck. Thank you.
They are currently out of stock; you will have to sign up to be added to the wait list. We are expecting a new batch in the next few weeks.
Ernest if I return my full size LTT could you fit another slide with RDO for it? Just want to know if this is an option. Thanks
DC
Looks like I need to order a new screwdriver before my slide gets here
Or get the full kit from C&H Precision that comes with the Fix-It stick torque limiter. Totaly worth the money!
@@ernestlangdon3075 I will look into that, thank you
1/16 Torx or hex ?
What about SIG ROMEO sights??
Extractor pin is popping up on my M9 while shooting. Anyone ever deal with this?
What about my sig romeo pro??
Dear friends, I am Brazilian and I believe that this question could be clarified, the plate and the front sight can be installed on a Taurus PT 92 or on a Taurus PT917c ... (google translator kkk)
No, it does not work on the Taurus, the guns are very similar, but the small parts in the slide are different.
Which screws for the Trijicon SRO?
@Emmanuel Goldstein Thanks. I have a new SRO.... am i supposed to have the "O-ring" Ernest talks about? Would it be obvious if attached? thx
@@mlsflys3825 I have an SRO on my RDO - since the battery is top loaded - just use the correct screws and go to town.
@@TheHumbleMarksman Thank you! Just waiting on the gun now!
@Emmanuel Goldstein The is an O-ring on the bottom of your RMR, or there should be. The reason you have to use a sealing plate is that the Glock MOS plates do not match the width of the RMR. They match the width of the slide. Therefore you need a sealing plate so that the "O-ring" gets a complete seal, or that is what is recommended. Our plate is built to match the width of the RMR and does not need the sealing plate. High-quality MOS adaptor plates, like the ones sold by C&H Precision, do not need the sealing plate either.
Sweet 👍
It's spelled "RDO", but it's pronounced "Rodeo".
You could at least include night sights with that side.
I am sure it will be an option in the future. Many of the red dot trainers do not like night sights on their red dot pistols because it puts two glowing dots in front of your face at night. One green and one red, but still possibly visually confusing.
Video is 3 years old, so I called LTT and they now say to torque the RMR screws to 12 in. lbs.