Beretta LE APX 9mm 17rd LE

Striker
fired pistols are becoming an important segment worldwide for the
Military & Law Enforcement sector. The Beretta APX, utilizing a
removable, serialized chassis frame, can be easily modified with a
replaceable grip frame housing and is simple to disassemble and
maintain. The lightweight frame housing is made of fiberglass reinforced
technopolymer. The APX’s extremely low profile and snag free design
make it easy to carry and draw from a holster. Ease of use was the key
driver in the development of the APX. A slide catch lever is located on
both sides of the frame. The operating/locking system is based on
a tilt-barrel, locked breech. Beretta APX pistols have a unique feature
that allows the user to deactivate the internal striker mechanism prior
to disassembly. This means the pistol can be field stripped without
pulling the trigger. The Trigger Safety stops the trigger from traveling
rearward through inertia, in the event the pistol is dropped. When the
trigger is intentionally pulled, the Trigger Safety is instantly
deactivated.   
To accommodate right or left-handed use, the APX’s
magazine release button can be easily reversed. The high-definition
3-dot sight system is designed for quick target acquisition. The new
sight system, patented by Beretta, allows the user to adjust both front
and rear sights. The sights can be removed for replacement with other
types of sights. Thanks to a newly patented modular system, the pistol
adapts to different hand sizes with interchangeable back-straps of
different thickness and configuration for individualized performance.
The pistol comes with a standard Picatinny rail (MIL STD 1913) under the
barrel.

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