2013 NRA Annual Meetings: Beretta ARX100

Published on May 3, 2013
Duration: 2:35

Rafe Bennett from Beretta introduces the ARX100 carbine at the 2013 NRA Annual Meetings. The ARX100 is an evolution of the RX160, designed for the US customer. Key features highlighted include its completely ambidextrous controls, interchangeable barrel system supporting multiple calibers (launching with 300 Blackout and 5.56 options), and a piston-driven operating system for improved reliability. The presentation emphasizes user-friendly design and modularity.

Quick Summary

The Beretta ARX100 carbine, presented at the 2013 NRA Annual Meetings, is a US-designed firearm featuring an interchangeable barrel system for 300 Blackout and 5.56 NATO calibers. It boasts completely ambidextrous controls, a piston-driven operation for enhanced reliability, and a reversible charging handle.

Chapters

  1. 00:05Introduction to Beretta ARX100
  2. 00:21Interchangeable Barrel System
  3. 00:30Caliber Options: 300 Blackout & 5.56
  4. 00:44Completely Ambidextrous Controls
  5. 00:48Magazine Releases (3)
  6. 00:59Safety Selector (M4 Style)
  7. 01:09Bolt Hold Open & Release
  8. 01:21Reversible Charging Handle
  9. 01:38Reversible Ejection System
  10. 01:51Piston Driven Operation
  11. 01:59Picatinny Rail & Sights
  12. 02:10Telescoping & Folding Stock
  13. 02:23Grip and Storage
  14. 02:29More Information: Beretta USA

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Beretta ARX100 carbine?

The Beretta ARX100 is a US-designed carbine featuring an interchangeable barrel system for multi-caliber use (initially 300 Blackout and 5.56), completely ambidextrous controls, a piston-driven operating system for reliability, a reversible charging handle, and a telescoping/folding stock.

How does the Beretta ARX100 handle different calibers?

The ARX100 utilizes an interchangeable barrel system. It is launching with options for both 300 Blackout and 5.56 NATO calibers. Changing barrels is a simple process involving manipulating specific controls.

What makes the Beretta ARX100 ambidextrous?

The ARX100 is designed to be fully ambidextrous. This includes mirrored controls for magazine release, bolt hold open, bolt release, and a reversible charging handle. Ejection direction can also be switched.

What is the operating system of the Beretta ARX100?

The Beretta ARX100 employs a piston-driven operating system. This design is known for contributing to a cleaner, cooler-running chamber and potentially reducing the frequency of malfunctions compared to direct impingement systems.

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