Jeff O

Does anyone know if it will fit in the CCP box for IDPA?

No problem I really want to buy a Grand Power but I've never even seen one in person.

Really does nothing to answer my question. This guy has no idea how to use a trigger guage.

Does anybody have both guns? If so could you comment on the differences in the trigger? Trying to decide if I need to buy an X-Trim and an X-Calibur and swap the slides for IDPA while using the X-Calibur for Steel Challenge and USPSA or if the X-Trim could do it all.

I heard they all moved to the actual United States.

I will say that the gun balances perfectly in my hand and the recoil is almost imperceptible. Maybe the flattest shooting gun I've ever fired. As far as accuracy my 1st 10 shots from 15 yds were in one post-it note.

FedEx delivered my new PX4 from Langdon Tactical today. Initial trigger gauge readings - 6 lb 9 oz DA, 2 lb 14 oz SA. Took it to the range for a little shakedown. Amazingly smooth, accurate and off the chart flat shooting. The only thing I don't like is the stealth decockers. Langdon Tactical has a new lever called "The Fugly", which is between the stock giant bat wings and the stealth levers. Langdon was out of them when I ordered the gun but they were supposed to be in today. For competition I may actually go to the full size slide release as well. Going to run it in IDPA SSP. Initial impression is that this gun is fantastic and don't know why it is so underappreciated. Kudos to Langdon Tactical Technologies! Aimee is a pleasure to work with.

Personally I agree that double action pull is a little grim compared to other guns I have that are similar. The single action is as good as anything I've felt. Having seen videos of the Rex Factory it's no surprise that the quality, fit and finish are second to none. The gun is going to need some work on the double action trigger pull to be competitive with the CZ and Tanfos. of the world. Somewhere on this forum I posted a picture of my gun on the scale it is indeed 42.2 ounces.

I beg to differ the TP9XT has as good a trigger (from the factory) than you, I or anybody ever ever built. Average of 10 pulls DA Lyman gauge Average of 10 pulls SA Lyman guage . Comes with adj rear sight, f/o front, 5 mags and is accurate enough that Patrick Kelly is going to include it in his test of the most accurate 9mm pistols. All for less than the starting price of your Q5 Match, said gun I've shot with and wouldn't trade you even.

Gonna build a Frankengun. TPR9 slide on TRP9C frame. Sig sights.

Lbs?

Can anybody give me trigger pull info on this gun?

So..will the Xtrim slide work on the Xcal frame? They both spec no firing pin block.

Memphis, he lost me when he "double and triple checked" whether the holster would fit.

So as long as it "appears" legal ????