The Favorite Guns of a Gun Master: Ernest Langdon's Top 5
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- Join us in this exciting video as renowned firearms expert, Ernest Langdon, shares his top 5 favorite guns. With decades of experience in the firearms industry and a passion for exceptional craftsmanship, Langdon provides expert insights and recommendations that will captivate both seasoned enthusiasts and curious newcomers.
From pistols to rifles, Langdon showcases his personal favorites and explains what makes each firearm stand out. Whether you're interested in self-defense, competitive shooting, or simply appreciate the art of precision engineering, this video offers a comprehensive overview of Mr. Langdon's top choices.
Discover the thought process behind Langdon's selections as he dives into the unique features, reliability, and performance of each firearm. From iconic classics to cutting-edge designs, he covers a range of models, ensuring there's something for everyone in this must-watch video.
As Langdon delves into the characteristics that make these guns exceptional, you'll gain valuable insights into the key factors to consider when choosing a firearm. Whether it's ergonomics, trigger pull, accuracy, or overall shootability, Langdon's expert analysis sheds light on what sets these guns apart from the rest.
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A carry 9, a reliable shotty, a fun .22, and a do-all AR. Sounds like a good, basic collection every American should own. Surprisingly practical selection from a man who takes firearms to the next level.
Need to add a good 30 caliber rifle for long range
Have the exact same except an RPR instead of the AR, but that one is the final piece. I feel like a bolt gun has gotta be on that list too
@TuckerDale89 replace the full size handgun with a rem 700 .308 for me
What about your long range option?
@charles9571 If you like. A good scope on a 16" AR is capable out to 900 meters for me, farther for some folks. But if you want to use something else...go for it.
1. Beretta PX4 LTT
2. Beretta PX4 Compact LTT
3. Beretta 1301 LTT
4. Savage Mark 2 .22lr
5. Daniel Defense DDM4
Yes! I carry the PX4 Compact LTT every day and whenever I take it to the range it just runs anything I put in it. Such an underrated handgun. Beretta needs to do an updated model.
Good list, but I'm thinking .. in order #1 being your choice of 9mm carry guns, like the NRA P365.. #2 the AR Rifle, so versatile.. #3 a pump shotgun like the Mossberg, versatile again....... #4. mare's leg 22 which is easy to carry along with lots of ammo and versatile... #5 a larger 9mm such as the P365 Macro using the shared mags with the std p365
This would cover just about every situation that a gunner would find themselves outside of competition shooting specialties. After these 5 needs filled, then you just fill in as your tastes, preferences, and wallet dictate.
Lol sponsored by Beretta maybe 👍😁
@@KCBluesJams maybe so, but they do make damn fine firearms! 👍🏻
Specifically I think the Savage was a "FV-SR" model. It is a great bit of fun, but I kind of wish I had sprung for the CZ 452.
Ernest Langdon is a true man of culture with his choice of .22lr.
He and Hans Vang are some of the nicest men in the industry.
Every chill gun guy in AZ has a chill .22….‘Cept me of course
Yeah I’m always impressed with this guy, he seems real chill and humble
I picked up a LH Savage MKII about six weeks ago for $215. Just a simple, fun tack driver.
I came for the Beretta commercial, I stayed to have Ernest Langdon validate my hammer gun elitism.
Having a .22 on there just shows that the man loves to shoot. Shooting rimfire isn’t about impressing anyone or showing off for Instagram it’s about the enjoyment of shooting.
Ernie is the man. One of the few industry giants, and seems like a great person
I have a early Gen 5 glock 17 mos with 40,000 + rounds...1 malfunction 0 parts breakages, changed recoil spring once although the old one still ran , changed barrel after 40,000, changed trigger housing after. I know this isn't indicative of what all glocks can do but still impressed...
I really like Ernest's top 5 picks, it's a practical top 5 that is achievable and relatable to others.
This is the perfect example of you don’t have to spend a god awful amount of money for a good tool that just works. I loved the selections.
I payed 350 for a cz mauser, super happy with it and super proud as a Belgian to own this gun :) Its also my first gun after GRINDING YEARS for a gun license
From Mr. Langdon’s Top 5, I personally own the PX4 RDO LTT Carry and the PX4 RDO Compact Carry LTT Black Edition; both chambered in 9mm. What he does to these pistols triggers is just plain voodoo. I have personally determined that any future Beretta purchased gun, will come from LTT…Great video James!!!
If you were to choose one, over the other which one would it be?
People seem to overlook the fact that he is a Marine. The .22 makes perfect sense for scratching that expert marksman itch. He also makes the best 90 series trigger job in the whole entire world. Great video 👍.
I have said this before, BUT, the PX4 is in my top three with the HK USPc and the Sig 226. Yes, I am an old, hammer fired, DA/SA guy.
We're slowly coming back into fashion. I think it might be the newfound prevalence of appendix carry. Dudes like having that external hammer to control their weapon a little more when it's pointing at the ol' twig and berries.
Hammer guns are based.
Love hammer fired handguns
@@Cpt_JohnRackham The only thing more cyclical than the fashion world is the gun world. Another 10 years and guys will be talking about the benefits of carrying revolvers and pairing them with same caliber lever actions for home defense.
My if I can only have one gun is my CZ P01 Omega..it not the normal one b/c it came from CZ’s custom shop with serious upgrades
It doesn't really matter if the PX4 breaks at 40K round mark. Almost no one on earth is ever going to spend the $12,000 on that much 9mm to hit that count. For 99% of 9mm shooters the PX4's durability is virtually infinite.
“But if it’s the zombie apocalypse I don’t want it to break after 40k”
Well that depends, in my country sporting shooters can only own 2 handguns, and many of those shooters shoot/train twice a week. Lets say each time is 50 shots, thats 5200 shots a year. Lets say only half of that is with your pistol of choice, so 2600 shots per year with your favourite pistol. In less than 16 years you will be beyond 40k rounds.
@@simonr8721 I contend the type of shooting you described places that hypothetical 9mm handgun owner in the 1% of 9mm handgun owners that would shoot 40,000 rounds of 9mm in a lifetime.
So you're cool with an inferior design because you don't train enough, sounds like an L opinion.
The idea that you won't shoot much is a pretty poor reason to accept a second rate design.
Mr.Langdon is the man(love that he’s an AZ guy also).also I think it’s great that if you messed with him on the street if you didn’t know you’d think he looks like a science professor or something but he’d be an absolute monster in a gun fight.
I'm a PX4 fanboy for sure, we've got 3! I simply love the way they shoot; I just ordered the LTT RDO cut for my EDC PX4 Compact Carry, let's go!
I have the PX4 carry and dropped in the trigger job in a bag. Been thinking of getting the Langdon RDO slide cut. Problem is not having my favorite EDC with me while it's being worked on...I'd feel naked without it.
@@proverbialmind_spread9421 Exactly right, I'm going to miss my PX4cc while it's gone, but so looking forward to the end result. I've got a Hellcat RDP to ride my side in the interim; it's a fine gun but it just isn't up to par with the PX4cc.
I’m waiting on my third PX4 CC to be delivered
Mr. Langdon has a practical mind. Durability, reliability appear to be his focus.
I love how humbly Ernest carries himself. Cool dude, awesome company.
I will have one of his firearms soon because of his demeanor.
Px4 Storm was actually kind of a surprise. Took not just one, but two spots on the top 5 list and no 92. There must be something there than, with that rotating barrel system!
He probably has 500K or more through the M9 and probably close to 200K PX4 platforms. His statement of softest and flatest shooting 9mm makes me think that is why he's made those. I really enjoy my LTT Centurion I still want an LTT PX4.
I love how he got all excited about the 22LR plinker. Who does not love an accurate 22 rifle?
I have had 2 range days with Langdon, truly a master of the craft.
Yeah sounds about right for the Savage. Plus they are pretty accurate from what I've seen at the range, and being 1/2 the cost of my CZ 455 Varmint you can't go wrong.
I had a savage TRR .22 rifle as one of my first “entry target” rifle to play with. Bone stock with a 6-24x Tasso scope that thing shot 1.25” groups with mini mags at 100 yards. Not every time cause wind can suck but I was always impressed with it as a new shooter.
Owned both, kept the CZ 457 just because the bolt is smoother in my opinion for both closing and extraction but sample size of one. The savage and cz are both super accurate guns once you find which ammo the barrel likes.
Always enjoy your videos, James. Big fan of Ernest as well. Very fun video.
Much appreciated
Back in March of 2019 my older son had a one on one training course with Earnest and had a blast! As it turned out this was to be Earnest’s last one on one training session due to the expansion of his business and the increasing requirements on his time to manage the business.
I really admire Ernest picking a .22 bolt action rifle because it’s fun.
This is a guy who eats, sleeps, and dreams guns. It would be incredibly easy to become burned out. Man, sometimes you just want something that makes you smile, and I love that mentality. It doesn’t have to be a big caliber or cost a lot of money. It just needs to be fun.
A little surprised the Beretta 92 didn’t make Ernest’ list but guess the storm has more than proven itself at this point(to say the least!). Awesome Video!!
At its best the 92 was a flawed design that was once well executed. Then it transitioned into a flawed design that was poorly executed. Overly large, overly complex and decidedly fragile.
Mr. Langdon sells it all well. I have a PX4 LTT compact. I bought it from a guy who said it was difficult to carry. He was a heavy set gent AND a TFB fan. (To be fair he was an older dude and a disabled vet)
I met him at a Dairy Queen to trade a nice 1911 for his beretta. I asked him if he had any trouble with the beretta. He mentioned that it interfered with his love of Oreo blizzards and peanut butter parfait. I asked him how so and he explained that he felt fat shamed by the beretta because his wife (also proudly heavy) laughed at his fanny pack he carried it in.
I was trying to be polite and told him maybe the overalls (Big Smith brand) were throwing off the ensemble. This guy was very entertaining.
Turns out we’d both bought the Ruger LCP Max after watching TFB. I asked if he pocket carried his. He kept it in the front chest pocket of his overalls. He tried to front pocket carry, but the pistol kept falling to his feet.
Being close to 50 and having had Pawpaws and great uncles I knew what he was referring to. There is an access slot between the pocket of the overalls and your pants should you want to wear them as coveralls. He called them his driving pockets and then smiled as his wife and she smiled back.
Yeah…so I bought a LTT PX4 compact.
I've realized that a lot of people who don't like the PX4 either don't know to shoot DA/SA guns specifically, don't know how to shoot in general and so struggle with the DA/SA guns, or have issues with its size and their (most of the time) improper way of carrying a firearm.
Some will complain that its too thick, even though it is the same size and width as most double stack compacts (Glock 19 size). Now some people prefer smaller carry guns which I have no issue with. If this guy isn't trying to change the way he dress than all be it to him and he should what he comfortably can.
@@aperson4057 I think you missed the point. He was too fat to carry it concealed and liked wearing overalls. He’s a 78 year old Vietnam vet who’s hip to new things even if it meant wearing a fanny pack. It was just a funny story on how I got my LTT PX4 Compact. If one has to wear suspenders rather than a belt, a mid size pistol in apex carry is not for you. He didn’t want to go to the Cracker Barrel in his fishing vest so he could carry concealed.
I’m glad Beretta has made changes to the 1301. I bought one back in the 90s that was NOT soft-shooting at all, because it was extremely lightweight, so light in fact that it didn’t do anything to remediate felt recoil. The new ones are a definite step up.
I bought a PX4 9mm when they first came out, and right out of the box, it was a comfortable, sweet shooting handgun that ran like a champ. Unfortunately, mine shed its front sight after two mags, probably from an out of spec dovetail cut. I took it back and had another brand new PX4 from Beretta within two weeks. Can’t say enough good about Beretta!
Love my LTT 92. I don’t know how he made the reset on the trigger so short.
Another huge benefit of the PX4 is that you can get them in .40s&w and .45acp as well. Very rare to find them in those chamberings though.
All over detroit for obvious reasons
I’m getting the sense that he likes Beretta
Lol .your good
@JR-gp2zk the M9 was the worst service pistol in modern times. The 80 series guns are bigger, more complex, less powerful and less capable than the Glock 19. Their subguns are solid, handguns far less so.
@jfk767none4 the 80 series guns were also introduced in 1976. Polymers were still kind if in their infancy. And compared to what was available at the time, perfect for the purpose they served. Now, why we're comparing a 50 year old gun design to a 40 year old gun design is beyond me, but at least Beretta has released new pistols and aren't simply laying on their Model 92 'perfection' laurels.
@@cavalieroutdoors6036 the HK VP70 predates the 80 series Beretta if I remember right, not that that matters. My point is that their best selling supposedly compact carry gun for better than a generation was the same size as a more powerful, more durable gun with greater capacity. The Beretta guns look good but that's not performance. I buy guns to shoot, not to look at. By actual objective standards the Beretta 80 series and 92 style guns are inferior products.
@JR-gp2zk the issue you are relying on, that of the alleged drop safety issue, never impacted the military issue handgun as far as I can tell. The military specified trigger standards were different than the commercial guns.
The Beretta is heavier and bulkier. They are also more complex and prone to breaking parts. In fact the projected lifecycle of some of it's major components is so short it's clearly inferior. The suggestion that you should replace the locking block every however many rounds is like saying you should replace the pistons in a gas engine every 20,000 miles. The DA trigger is literally a solution in search of a problem. What are it's supposed advantages? There really are none and it makes it much harder to train shooters and requires far more repetition to master than does single action or most striker fired guns. You give me any reason you think a traditional double action auto is superior and I'll explain why it is that you are wrong.
I absolutely love the idea of running the Holosun on the 1301 with the ring only and no dot. Makes a whole lot of sense.
Hey James, did you mention the APX A1 to him? I would have liked to hear his thoughts. Thanks!
My Langdon 1301 is just insane great. The sticker was so worth it after the first range day and it has just flat out ran ever since. I can honestly say it has never malfunctioned in two years of getting after it.
In Cars there is Carroll Shelby, and firearms there's Ernest Langdon! NUFF SAID!
Very cool to see the .22 I love my ruger precision rimfire because it came with a chassis and adjustable trigger. It loves CCI Standard, just an added bonus. Great job James. Love the self portrait on the magazine. Short shorts would have been better though.
Ditto mine is currently my favorite firearm to shoot. Super accurate out of the box I can hit a baby aspirin at 50 yds pretty consistently and it is a lot of fun
Loving all the Beretta content from James
My savage Mk2 is in a wood Boyd's stock I custom milled and put $200 glass on. It is the funnest gun to shoot and everybody else wants to shoot it since it looks different. .5" @ 50 is easy with automatch.
I have been carrying a full size px4 for about a year now and I love it. Beretta puts a lot of thought into their designs and it shows. I particularly love the position and shape of the slightly extended slide release, and the (3) magazines that come with the gun are some of the finest out there. A sleeper pick for anyone who wants an alternative to all the glocks and m&p's of the world. Just one note: not a viable suppressor host, the rotating barrel can cause the suppressor to come loose from the threads during rotation.
I agree, 22s are fun, bolt actions make the fun last longer 🙂
When my shooting buddy and I don't feel like spending much, we set up our bolt .22s with LPVOs and play long range Battleship. Set up a couple grid targets and pick your spots, take turns taking shots until someone wins.
Makes for a fun cheap range day.
I love LPVOs. And I think the .22lr is a boat load of cheap fun.
More love for the Beretta PX4.
I was hoping to see his LTT Elite 92 RDO on the list. One of the nicest pistols I have ever shot.
Ernest Langdon is AWESOME...! Combination humble gunsmith & class individual...! I will buy his products because he builds quality in and is a heck of a nice guy...! Best regards...!
My LTT P30SK v1 is my favorite carry pistol I've ever had. Not even close. Thanks Langdon Tactical!
I found my favorite 22 in a neighbor's paper barrel in his garage, along with about 10 other long guns. It's a Winchester 72 tack driver. Came with a Ted Williams scope too. Had a weird haze of rust that just wiped off with oil. I shoot a light pole (2") at about 100 yards with CB rounds one after another ringing the pole seconds after the silent shot. It's truly an amazing rifle. Squirrels are never impressed with it.
Loved this video, Ernest Lagdon is a great man. I really would love to see an improved version of the Bretetta ARX-100 (the semi-auto civilian version on ARX-160) by LTT🤩🤩
If he were somehow able to fix the main complaints that haven't already been addressed on that rifle (primarily the accuracy and maybe a little tweaking of the pistol grip, since there were already improved triggers and other parts), he really would be a wizard of the first order.
Love my Savage MkII 22LR. Great rifles. I'm doing ELR up to 420m with it.
That’s pretty sick.
Great video 👍 I have 2 PX4 9mm one is a Langdon Tactical Technology full-size and the other is regular Beretta PX4 storm love that gun.
For anyone who shoots ambidextrous the LTT HK P30 is magical. I’ve owned a LTT Beretta PX4 subcompact and it shoots just as Ernest stated, but I was dropping magazine regularly when changing hands. The LTT P30 shoots incredibly well and the paddle mag release is a game changer for anyone that trains and shoots CAR.
I want to see how good that LT PX4 trigger is. I've shot two models, in the larger calibers. Both were street box versions, and those triggers were quite smooth and crisp. It's hard to imagine them getting much better.
I have Ernest's 92 Elite Compact with 2 slides and sent my PX4 Compact out for work- They are phenomenal
Solid list and yet bold claim on the 1301. I of course am team benelli m4 😎🇺🇸
No cyber-bullying necessary. The PX4 has been one of my favorites for years now.
Actually the suppressed 22 was the best. To have a real honest review of his favorite 5 guns was refreshing. I’m in total agreement everyone who can have should have a suppressed 22. Best all around fun and pest control for the home arsenal
I love my Px4 Carry. She’s just heavy!
I have a S&W MP 15-22, upgraded with Geissele trigger, Volquartsen ejector and firing pin, and a carbon wrapped barrel.
Exceptionally light, fast, and fun to shoot, so I can totally understand his appeal for the Savage bolt action .22
I've got my 1201 fitted out w/all your goodies and love it.
Already done it - Ruger SFAR and loads of match ammo. I’ve proven it out to 700-800 yards with a Vortex Strike Eagle 3-18. With a Holosun with Osaka 45-deg offset.
I have the LTT 92G Elite full size and compact versions. They are phenomenal pistols and worth every cent.
I’ve had the LTT 92 on my short list, but after seeing this, I think the LTT PX4 Compact has climbed to the top of my list.
No 92FS makes me sad but I greatly enjoyed this insight into his thought process behind guns.
This man has convinced me to get my hands on a px4 compact ... I don't know if it would work for carry for me, but man do I need to shoot one. Would love the addition to the collection.
I don’t think theres another person who would have got EL to give us his top 5. This is what separates TFBTv and James Reeves from the rest of the guntube/Firearm journalists. Awesome stuff James!
P.S. is there a PX4 2.0 in the Super Mario pipeline at Beretta…?
Bueller?… Buller?… Beretta?
I've spoken to a rep and he too said he's trying to get that earworm into Beretta's R&D department.
So far he said he thinks maybe by 2024 or 2025 we might see a second generation Px4!
Because while in America the Px4 did not do so well, internationally it was a huge success.
9:45
1. Glock 17
2. S&w 642
3. Any good AR
4. Benelli m2
5. My father’s Ward bolt .22, purchased through the mail in 1935 when he was 13. Tell me guns are more available now. Still shoots fine.
just got a 4 inch without decocker. waiting to send it to langdon. waiting on them to gt back to me on texturing and getting it cut for optic.
Sure put a smile on my face when he said the P-30 was the next most durable 9 mm. Had that exact argument with a Glock advocate yesterday 😊
I've got almost the EXACT same setup with my Savage MkII FV-SR. That's what model that is, btw. I've got the same Gemtech Outback II-D, but the rifle is in a Boyd's Tacticool stock, and I just switched from a bipod like yours to a cheap, but more extendable Magpul MOE. Scope on mine is currently a Vortex Viper PST 6-24x50, which is a little overkill, but I have to agree, suppressed, subsonic .22lr out of that rifle is SO MUCH FUN!
I feel like I've now heard multiple stories about the PX4 having the lug break in half around the 40k round mark, yet still keep chugging along. Which is absurd.
It doesn't really matter if it breaks at 40K round mark. Almost no one on earth is ever going to spend the $12,000 on that much 9mm to hit that count. For 99% of 9mm shooters the PX4's durability is virtually infinite.
I have built the almost exact same 22 for less than $500. It is awesome and a blast to shoot same chassis, same action, same can.
I have the same 22 in a Boyds stock and absolutely love it. Great picks.
Im surprised they have not tackled modding the Cx4. I think thats a missed opportunity. Especially with the reputation both px4/cx4 has and LT. most people I know who have a cx or px love them and from what I can see the LTT treatment takes them to the next level.
It’s really nice to see how he has both practical and fun in mind
Thank you. I love my PX4 Storm. It is stock from Beretta but now I am thinking….
I like the list....only i would swap out the 22 savage for a m&p sport 22 or ruger charger. But a 22lr is a must fun video.
Add a .338 with big glass for long range and that would be a hell of an apocalypse gun list.........the man know's what he is doing that's for damn sure. I can't wait to get my Langdon Beretta one day. I have the Wilson centurion and it's great but I want both. As soon as I can The 1301 and PX4 are on my list. I will most likely have to slowly build them out with his parts due to finances but that's why their stuff is so great. That trigger in a bag concept makes men like me smile like Christmas morning. My plan was to buy a 92X centurion and do Langdon upgrades but the guy at the shop had the used Wilson for a good deal so I did that.......I may carry out my O.G plan on a full size if I am unable to get a complete gun fro him. In a way that's why I'm leaning toward a PX-4 also. If I snatch one at a pawn shop I a buy a slide/trigger kit from good old Ernest after to slap an optic on. Thanks for the content James........and thank's Ernest Langdon for being AWESOME.
Super excited to get my Langdon Tactical 1301!
Glad to see Ernest loves his full size LTT Px4 as much as I do
He got all the bases covered if you ask me! Love it!
Love our PX4 Compact and my 1301LTT Gen2!! No regrets. Keep up the GREAT work, @LTT.
Awesome video couple of first-class guys
I received my LTT Beretta 1301 two weeks ago … wow. My Marine Corps son has been adamant about getting the Benelli M-4. Not any more!
If you bought the shotgun and the compact px4, you'd be fairly well set for home defense and concealed carry.
That was my thought too.
I absolutely adore their Glock grip plugs. They, in my opinion, made the 19 perfect for my giant hands. Every 19 I buy will have one.
This is a good video, Ernest Langdon seems like a great guy with good taste in guns and practicality
I wonder if LTT will add the CX4 of PCCs to their lineup of tuned firearms consider they do considerable work on both the PX4 and 92 series.
His PX4 trigger kits and bar are the best. His optic cuts are the best.
It kills me that the PX4 compact isn't available in CA. I'd buy one today.
same. Would at least be another option vs a Glock compact
Great video! Loved the input and perspective
Interesting that he picked a PX4 LTT over a 92 LTT. I understand picking the PX4 Compact over the 92 Compact, but I would really love to hear him explain why he'd pick the full size PX4 ove the 92. Especially given his experience with the latter.
i love the px4c ❤
Ever thought about doing a( Bear creek arsenal ) review , i really liked the 5.7 psa review and BCA has one of the best price points
I'm surprised the PEN15 didn't make the list. Can we get an update on that masterpiece???
Interesting how among these gun smiths, and professionals that a .22lr always manages to worm it's way into their hearts. I think having a fun plinking fire arm without blowing out the budget has a big part in the fun of the hobby.
Any hope for a flat trigger for the PX4?
Really seems like beretta needs to relaunch the px4. If they could make it just a little narrower, and add some better grip, it would probably catch on. I would love a DASA carry.
And add the ability to add a red dot. I would buy that.
Starting to become a Beretta fan boy! My S&W better watch out..lol
Px4 is pretty good, I watched a video back in the day when socom was looking for a new pistol, apparently the storm is the only gun that passed the "over the beach" test. I don't know what that means, and it was a Beretta promotional video, so who really knows what that means
Is LTT gonna do a re-worked PEN-15? Im clamoring for a vibrating foregrip...
Only if it's a full size. Nobody wants a compact or micro.
@@stevem4783 I agree. Name it the BBC (big black carbine)
That is the coolest tactical shotgun aesthetic on the current market, hands down.
I have to say other than the PX 4 which I've never shot I have to agree on all these selections. Good top five