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Beretta PMX 30-Round Pistol lowest price
The PMX is the latest SMG developed by Beretta. The extensive use of polymer materials and light alloy metals allowed the design of a compact, lightweight, yet rugged structure, one which is versatile and easy to deploy in combat.
- Type Pistol
- Action Semi Automatic
- Caliber/Gauge 9mm
- Capacity 30
- Barrel Length 6.89
- Sights None
- Frame Material POLYMER
- Finish Colored
- Safety Ambidextrous
- SKU JPMXSBLK30
- License Requirement FFL
- Manufacturer Beretta
- Mfg. Part Number JPMXSBLK30
- UPC 082442971636
- Condition New
The major components: barrel and bolt, are machined from special high-strength steel, specifically designed to withstand the rigors of harsh environments and abusive conditions. The lightweight and ergonomically designed stock can be folded by simply pushing a button. The oversized magazine release button is positioned on both sides of the sub-machine gun, while the cocking handle can be easily revered to be comfortably operated from either side. The PMX uses a translucent, lightweight, and yet resistant, 30-round polymer magazine allowing the visual count of the rounds present in the mag. The Beretta PMX is equipped with Picatinny rails (MIL-STD-1913) positioned on top, bottom and on the sides of the receiver.
Beretta PMX 30-Round 9mm Pistol $799.00 After MFG Rebate & FREE S&H
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Would like to see this available in any of the following cartridges
38 Super
357 AutoMag
38-45
400 Corbon.
41 AutoMag
44 AutoMag
Would like to see this available as originally designed, i.e. a modern day M3 “grease gun.” For that, less expensive 9mm is just fine.