Beretta NARP
Select-Fire Rifles
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In 2023 Beretta introduced their 'New Assault Rifle Platform' - the NARP. At SHOT Show 2024 I had the chance to examine the initial 5.56x45mm variant of the NARP. The rifle was developed with input from Italy's Special Forces and it represents a step away from the extensive use of polymer in Beretta's current ARX-160.
Thank you to Beretta for discussing the new rifle with me and for kindly allowing me to examine and film the rifle.
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