I posted a story on Military.com today describing how the U.S. Army recently notified Beretta USA that its new M9A3 includes too many design changes to still be considered an M9. As you may recall, ...

Beretta USA said the U.S. Army has rejected the gun-maker’s request that the service reconsider its M9A3 pistol as an alternative to the Modular Handgun System (MHS) program. Beretta officials sent ...

The Army may have spurned efforts by Beretta to get its M9A3 pistol into the hands of soldiers, but those interested in laying a hand on the handgun now can do so at their local firearms dealer. A ...

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The Beretta is largely unchanged underneath the hood. The A3 is still a hammer-fired single action/double action handgun, with an initial long double action trigger pull for the first shot the Army ...

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They may as well call it the M9A3 Monkey Wrench. Beretta USA has submitted an engineering change proposal for the M9 pistol contract in a move that could short circuit the Army's attempts to outfit ...

The competition to build the U.S. Army's next service pistol is heating up -- and the Beretta M9 is back in the fight. Beretta's entry into the Modular Handgun System competition: The M9A3. Photo: ...

The Beretta M9A3 was meant to be the next-generation pistol for the U.S. Army, but it was shafted in favor of a wider rival to replace the older and somewhat maligned M9. Still, the Italian gun maker ...

Here’s What You Need To Remember: The U.S. Army may have declined to adopt the M9A3, but the pistol is still available on the civilian market. Shooters can take advantage of the research and ...

Beretta breaks with 500 years of tradition to offer gun buyers a hammerless pistol. People say that it's the third time that's the charm. Italian armsmaker Beretta ("Fabbrica d'Armi Pietro Beretta" to ...

The U.S. Army is dumping its current pistol -- and two companies think they've got something the generals will like better. The competition to build the U.S. Army's next service pistol is heating up - ...