Posted by Jason Brumett
The Px4 represents the culmination of a century of experience building, testing, and refining pistols for military use worldwide. This NATO certified pistol is currently in use by military and law enforcement groups around the globe in every environment imaginable.
Designed to meet the most stringent military standards, the Px4 has been reported to fire well over 150,000 rounds in commercial ranges with zero parts breakage.
The light, yet durable frame employs a highly refined techno-polymer reinforced fiberglass to deliver unparalleled strength and wear properties. After 500 years of weapons development, the steel used in creating the Px4 is proprietary to Beretta and was developed to exceed the most impossible standards. The Px4's slide is machined from a solid barstock to ensure precision and performance. Utilizing a cold hammer forged, rotary barrel design, the Px4's action action is one of the strongest available. The rotary barrel also dissipates recoil energy in a unique fashion that decreases perceived recoil for the shooter allowing faster sight recovery and follow up.
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