New Beretta-Imported MR73 at the Range
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The Manurhin MR73 has always been one of the very best combat revolvers made, but they have been hard to find here in the US. That has now changed, as the Beretta group purchased Chapuis, manufacturer of the MR73. They are now importing both 4" and 5.25" versions, and I have a demo of the 5.25" Sport model to try out. So, let's see how it handles...
Disclosure: Beretta provided this gun as a T&E demo, but I do not get to keep it.
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