SKU J92M9A30
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With the M9A3 semi auto pistol, Beretta has created a coming-together of all the tactical and functional features that today's combat professionals may require. The M9A3 was designed to deliver the performance that military, law-enforcement and VIP-protection professionals demand. The Vertec-style vertical grip of the M9A3 offers two very important benefits. Its vertical configuration makes it easy to point the handgun to where one would normally point the index finger of the dominant hand. Also, the grips are thin despite being able to accommodate a double-stack, high-capacity magazine. This makes trigger reach simple even for those with smaller hands, besides offering a more compact profile for those carrying the M9A3 concealed. All this, plus the crisp checkering on the front and backstrap as well as removable wraparound grip, make any combat hold simple and consistent. Included is an unique ammo can packaging. This Type F model features a ambidextrous safety/decocker, a black frame and slide finish, night sights, a 5.2" threaded barrel, and has a 10-round magazine capacity. It comes with three magazines.
| UPC | 082442894676 |
| Weight | 2 LBS. |
| Barrel Length | 5.2 BARREL |
| Capacity | 10 ROUNDS |
| Action | SINGLE/DOUBLE ACTION |
| Caliber | 9MM LUGER (9X19 PARA) |
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