Introducing the A300 Ultima Patrol 

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I think I have a crush on A300!

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Is she Mexicana?

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And recupe some of the Cougar's aesthetics. The PX4 would have sold better if its appearance didn't take so much time getting used to. When Beretta sticks to classic Beretta they're able to sell pistol on appearance alone.

That gun definitely needs an update

they sell the "PX4 Carry" thats modified by langdon tactical. Upgraded trigger and an optics cut on the slide. The only upgrade i could see after that would be a stipple job rather than talon grips.

@@C.Double. But like you said, it is Langdon Tactical that sells the optics ready, trigger job versions not Beretta, and those guns are too expensive to appeal to anyone who isn't already sold on the PX4. More to the point, the pistol came out in 2004 and Beretta has hardly touched it since then. In my personal opinion, it would sell better than it has if Beretta ditched some of the space-age aesthetics and instead preserved more of the classic lines of its Cougar predecessor while making it a tad less bulky and more optimized for carry. Go look at a PX4 next to a Cougar and tell me if you disagree with me. The TDA crowd tends to value traditional beauty; the appearance of the PX4 would be like modeling the body of the next V8 Mustang after a Tesla. Instead, Ford is wise enough to know that their type of customers value traditions. I would argue that part of that objective could be accomplished by ceasing support for the .40 S&W but perhaps making a bulkier 10mm and/or 45 ACP version later down the road. The 92 will remain Beretta's flagship pistol into the foreseeable future so the PX4 would need to distinguish itself by doing something better than the 92 to secure its own market. It was designed to be more sturdy for larger calibers than the 92 (the .40 S&W particularly), but 9mm has beaten everything else out of the picture for self-defense purposes. I carry a 92X Compact or Centurion regularly, but there are a lot of people who aren't built accordingly. Also, some of Beretta's factory triggers are the best OEM TDA triggers out there and the PX4 could benefit from such a touch. Lastly, even high-riding optic cuts like that on the 92X RDO would be better than no optic cut at all, so there needs to be a factory optic-ready version. Those who are more serious about running a low optic for carry would go to Langdon Tactical anyway.

Lol, wut?

12 gauge

@@Plus_P_Plus Напрасно игнорируются остальные патроны. Зажрались они совершенно.

I would be very surprised to see them ever do that, they stake their entire legacy on reliability so it would be a huge gamble to try and develop/release something as historiclly unreliable as a magazine-fed platform.