Beretta’s new ARX100 5.56mm rifle is completely ambidextrous and quickly transforms between mission-specific needs.
Beretta
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The new ARX100 from Beretta is a 5.56mm modern sporting rifl e of modular design. Quick-change barrels offer mission- specifi c options and additional calibers. Ejection of spent cases is instantly swapped from right to left side and all critical con- trols are ambidextrous for left- or right-hand offi cers. The con- stant contact-piston operating system is very reliable and the technopolymer receiver requires virtually no lubricant. The ARX100 has no pins but can be disassembled without tools.
Colt
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Colt’s Mustang .380 pistol is now available as an XSE model with a polymer frame, dovetailed sights, and an ambidextrous manual safety. It feels good in the hands and points naturally. The M2012 bolt-action .308 sniper rifl e starts with a Colt
Glock’s long-awaited single-stack .380 pistol is small and thin.
chassis and a Cooper Firearms receiver. A Surefi re muzzle brake, fl uted lightweight 1:10 twist barrel, match trigger, Mag- pul grip and adjustable buttstock, and Accuracy International magazines combine to make a very accurate package. The alu- minum stock version is the SA308 and the MT308T is the tan Manners composite stock.
Glock
www.glock.com
Clock’s new Model 42 is a single-stack, compact .380 pistol that follows all the standards of their full-size pistols. The new .380 provides a grip that accommodates all three fi ngers of a big hand and real-world sights. It was found to be capable of con- sistent hits on target with minimal recoil.
The Model 41 is a .45 long slide built on the G21 frame with a G34 slide. The slide is lightened slightly with a machining cut in- side the rear instead of a big rectangle on the front top of the slide.
Colt’s .380 Mustang XSE sports a polymer frame, ambi thumb safety, and dovetailed sights.
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The .45 caliber long slide from Glock uses a G21 frame with a G34 slide.
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