Beretta launches new APX Compact, Centurion at NRA-AM

By Jacki Billings

Beretta launched the new Compact and Centurion APX series at the NRA Annual Meeting in Dallas. (Photo: Jacki Billings)
Beretta added to its series of APX pistols, delivering two new models to Beretta fangirls and guy — the APX Centurion and APX Compact.
Building on the original striker-fired APX series, the new pistols offer concealed carry and mid-size options. The guns deliver aggressive slide serrations in addition to a trigger that Beretta said breaks at a clean 6 pounds. The trigger also boasts a clear tactile and audible short reset.
The APX Centurion features a 15+1 capacity. (Photo: Jacki Billings)
The guns offer a low bore axis with ambidextrous slide catch and a reversible magazine release. The APX advantageous design allows users to remove the serialized chassis and replace it with a grip frame housing from Beretta’s lineup of Flat Dark Earth, Wolf Grey, Black and Olive Drab.
The APX Centurion grants users 15+1 capacity with 9mm and 13+1 with .40 S&W. The Centurion features a flush fit magazine that can accept full size APX mags. The APX Compact ships with a 13+1 capacity for 9mm and a 10+1 capacity for .40 S&W. The pistol can accept both full sized and Centurion mags.
The APX Compact

Source: Guns.com