Firearms from Italy

A premium over-and-under shotgun for hunting and clay target shooting. The 686 is renowned for its elegant design and excellent balance.

he Benelli M4 is a 12-gauge, semi-automatic shotgun characterized by its rugged aesthetics and uncompromising performance. Its heart is the ARGO system, which utilizes two stainless steel, self-cleaning pistons located just ahead of the chamber; this design reduces fouling and allows the shotgun to reliably cycle everything from low-recoil tactical loads to heavy 3-inch magnums. Standard features typically include a ghost-ring aperture sight for rapid target acquisition, a Picatinny rail for optics, and a modular design that allows for quick field stripping without tools. Whether equipped with a fixed pistol grip or its iconic telescopic stock, the M4's matte black phosphate finish and ergonomic build make it as intimidating as it is effective.

The Benelli M3 Super 90 is a versatile Italian 12-gauge combat shotgun that uniquely combines semi-automatic and pump-action operation in a single platform, selectable by the operator via a rotating ring on the barrel. This hybrid design allows users to choose semi-automatic mode for rapid follow-up shots with full-power ammunition or pump-action mode for reliably cycling less-lethal rounds and low-recoil shells that would not generate enough gas pressure for semi-automatic cycling. The M3 features Benelli's proven inertia-driven operating system in semi-auto mode and a conventional sliding forearm for pump action, a combination that makes it one of the most flexible tactical shotguns available. It is used by military and law enforcement units worldwide, including Italian special forces and numerous police tactical teams.

The Beretta A300 Outlander is a gas-operated semi-automatic shotgun designed as a mid-range entry in Beretta's A-series lineup, introduced around 2013. Chambered for 3-inch magnum shells and equipped with the Beretta Mobilchoke interchangeable choke system, it delivers reliable performance across hunting and sporting clay disciplines at a more accessible price than the flagship A400 series.

The Benelli SuperNova is a modern semi‑automatic shotgun that embodies Benelli’s inertia‑driven operating principle, delivering reliable cycling with minimal recoil. Designed primarily for civilian sport shooting, home defense, and law‑enforcement tactical use, the SuperNova series emphasizes modularity, ease of maintenance, and rapid reloading. Its hallmark features include a dual‑stack magazine tube (offering 5+1 to 8+1 shells depending on barrel length), a lightweight yet robust alloy receiver, and an ergonomic stock with interchangeable cheek pieces. The shotgun’s signature “SuperNova” gas‑free inertia system provides consistent performance across a wide range of loads, from light target loads to heavy magnum shells, earning it a reputation for exceptional reliability in adverse conditions. Unique to the line are the interchangeable barrel system and the “Tactical” variants equipped with Picatinny rails, ghost‑ring sights, and extended magazine tubes, making the platform adaptable for both competition and tactical scenarios. Within the firearms community, the SuperNova is praised for its smooth action, low perceived recoil, and the balance between traditional shotgun handling and modern tactical versatility.

The Benelli M2 is a lightweight, ultra-reliable 12-gauge shotgun known for its lightning-fast handling and slim profile. Unlike the gas-piston M4, the M2 utilizes a rotating bolt head and a heavy internal spring to cycle shells, resulting in a simpler design with fewer moving parts to maintain. Modern versions are often equipped with the ComforTech recoil reduction system, which uses a series of interlocking synthetic gel combs and chevrons to significantly dampen the kick of heavy hunting loads. With its weather-resistant synthetic furniture, Crio-treated barrels for consistent shot patterns, and an oversized bolt handle for easy operation with gloves, the M2 is a high-performance workhorse designed for maximum agility and speed.

A modern semi-automatic tactical shotgun designed for law enforcement and military use. Features ghost ring sights and modular design.

The Benelli M1 is a semi-automatic shotgun series introduced by Benelli Armi. It was one of the first production shotguns to use Benelli's inertia recoil operating system. The M1 Super 90 was chambered in 12 gauge with a 3-inch chamber. The shotgun was available in both field and tactical configurations with varying barrel lengths. It features a rotating bolt head that locks into the barrel extension for positive locking. The M1 established Benelli's reputation as a leader in semi-auto shotgun technology.

A modern pump-action shotgun with synthetic construction and ergonomic design. The Nova uses a rotating bolt system for improved reliability.

The Beretta 1301 Comp Pro is a semi-automatic competition shotgun built on the proven 1301 platform. It features a 21 inch barrel and a Blink gas operating system. The Comp Pro has a competition-focused stock with an adjustable comb and length of pull. It uses a reliable gas system that cycles quickly for fast follow-up shots. The shotgun is optimized for 3-Gun and practical shotgun shooting sports.

A versatile semi-automatic/pump-action shotgun with dual operating modes. The SPAS-12 was designed for military and law enforcement use.

An Italian-made over-and-under shotgun known for superior craftsmanship. The MX8 is considered one of the finest shotguns ever made.

The Chiappa M6 is a break-action combination survival gun chambered in .22 Long Rifle over .410 Bore. It is a modern reproduction of the classic US Air Force M6 survival rifle. The M6 features an over-under barrel configuration with one .22 LR barrel and one .410 shotgun barrel. The gun has a folding, skeletonized stock and a carrying handle that doubles as a rear sight. It stores spare ammunition in the stock compartment. The M6 is designed for pilots, survivalists, and outdoor enthusiasts.

The Franchi Affinity is an inertia-driven semi-automatic shotgun introduced in 2014, distinguished by its exceptionally lightweight construction and slim profile. Part of Beretta Holding's family of firearms brands, it uses a simplified inertia operating system with fewer moving parts than gas-operated designs, contributing to its light weight and easy maintenance.

A modern semi-automatic shotgun designed for hunting and sport shooting. The A400 Xtreme features advanced recoil reduction technology.

The Beretta AL391 Urika is a semi-automatic shotgun manufactured by Fabbrica dArmi Pietro Beretta in Italy. It uses a gas-operated action and features Berettas rotating bolt design. The AL391 was introduced as a successor to the popular AL390 series. It is chambered in 12 gauge and 20 gauge and was offered in multiple configurations including field, target, and tactical models. The Urika features an anodized aluminum receiver and a Kick-Off recoil reduction system on some variants.

The Franchi 48 AL is an Italian semi-automatic shotgun designed by Luigi Franchi. It features a unique long-recoil operating system similar to the Browning Auto-5. The 48 AL uses an aluminum alloy receiver to reduce weight compared to steel-receiver shotguns. It is chambered in 12 gauge and feeds from a 4-round tubular magazine. The 48 AL was Franchi's classic semi-automatic shotgun for decades.

The Benelli Super Black Eagle is a semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 3.5-inch 12-gauge magnum shells, introduced by Benelli in 1992. It uses Benelli's proprietary inertia-operated system for reliable cycling without gas system maintenance. The SBE features a gel comb stock, a carbon fiber rib, and a 26 to 28-inch barrel. It was the first semi-auto capable of handling the powerful 3.5-inch 12-gauge shell. The Super Black Eagle is one of the most popular waterfowl shotguns in the world and is known for its reliability in harsh conditions.

The Franchi Renaissance is a break-action over-under shotgun manufactured in Italy. It features a sculpted steel receiver with intricate scroll engraving. The Renaissance uses Franchi's low-profile action with a tapered monobloc barrel system. It is available in 12, 20, and 28 gauge with various barrel lengths. The shotgun comes with a premium walnut stock and a full pistol grip. It features a single selective trigger and automatic ejectors.

The Benelli Montefeltro is a semi-automatic shotgun known for its elegant Italian styling and reliable inertia-operated action. It uses Benelli's acclaimed Inertia Driven system which cycles reliably even with light target loads. The shotgun features a lightweight aluminum receiver with intricate engraving on higher-grade models. It has a 660 mm barrel with interchangeable choke tubes and a ventilated rib. The Montefeltro is popular among upland bird hunters and sporting clays shooters.

The Benelli Ethos is a premium semi-automatic shotgun that represents the pinnacle of Benelli's Inertia Driven system, refined with advanced ergonomics and cosmetic enhancements. The Ethos features a beautifully engraved nickel-plated receiver, a carbon-fiber rib on select models, and Grade III walnut furniture. Its Inertia Driven system, an evolution of the system first introduced in the Benelli Super Black Eagle, cycles reliably with everything from light target loads to heavy hunting magnums without adjustment. The Ethos incorporates Benelli's Progressive Comfort recoil reduction system, an enlarged bolt handle and bolt release, and a redesigned loading port for faster reloading. Available in 12, 20, and 28 gauge, the Ethos is aimed at discerning sportsmen and competition shooters who demand both performance and elegance.

The Benelli Raffaello is a semi-automatic shotgun manufactured by Benelli Armi in Italy. It uses Benelli's patented inertia recoil system for reliable cycling without gas ports. The Raffaello features a lightweight receiver machined from aluminum alloy. It has a slim forend and a monte carlo-style stock for comfortable shooting. The shotgun is available in 12 gauge with barrel lengths ranging from 610mm to 710mm. It is designed for hunting, skeet, and sport shooting applications.

A competition and tactical semi-automatic shotgun. The L4S features advanced ergonomics and reliable short-stroke gas piston operation.

The Beretta AL390 is a gas-operated semi-automatic shotgun manufactured by Fabbrica d'Armi Pietro Beretta from 1996 to 2005. It featured Beretta's self-cleaning gas piston system, which cycled everything from light target loads to heavy magnum shells. The AL390 was known for its soft recoil and reliability, becoming one of the most popular semi-autos in European competition shooting.

The Beretta DT11 is a high-end over-under shotgun designed for competitive clay target shooting. It features a steel receiver with precise monobloc barrels and a competition-grade adjustable trigger. The shotgun has removable trigger group, adjustable comb, and interchangeable barrels. It uses Beretta's optimized Browning-style action known for its reliability and smooth opening. The DT11 is used by professional shooters in Olympic trap, skeet, and sporting clays events.

The Caesar Guerini Summit is a premium over-and-under sporting shotgun handcrafted in Italy, designed specifically for competitive clay target shooting. The Summit features a low-profile receiver with elegant engraving and gold inlays, precision-forged barrels with extended forcing cones, and a selectable mechanical trigger system. The stock is crafted from select Turkish walnut with an oil finish and adjustable comb to achieve a perfect fit for each shooter. The Summit's 30-inch barrels with ventilated top and side ribs provide a smooth swing and exceptional pointability. Caesar Guerini backs every shotgun with an industry-leading lifetime warranty, reflecting their confidence in the build quality.

The Franchi AL-48 is a semi-automatic shotgun manufactured by Luigi Franchi of Italy. It was introduced in 1948 and remained in production for over five decades. The AL-48 uses a long-recoil operating system similar to the Browning Auto-5, with the barrel and bolt recoiling together inside the receiver. The shotgun features a sleek, streamlined receiver made from lightweight aluminum alloy. The barrel is made from nickel-chrome steel. The AL-48 is known for its elegant lines, reliable cycling, and light recoil due to its long-recoil action. It was available in 12, 20, and 28 gauge as well as .410 bore.

The Benelli Vinci is a semi-automatic shotgun uniquely designed with the barrel, receiver, and trigger group integrated as a single unit that also houses the bolt. This Inline Inertia Driven design places the bolt handle directly over the barrel for improved balance and reduced felt recoil. The Vinci was named after the Italian artist Leonardo da Vinci.

The Weatherby PA-08 is a pump-action shotgun manufactured in Italy for Weatherby, featuring a lightweight aluminum receiver and dual slide bars. It is offered in both synthetic and wood stock configurations, making it suitable for hunting, sport shooting, and home defense. The PA-08 was Weatherby's entry-level pump shotgun designed to compete with established budget models.

The Benelli Super Black Eagle 3 is a semi-automatic shotgun chambered in 12 gauge. It is the third generation of Benelli's flagship waterfowl and hunting shotgun. The SBE 3 features the legendary Benelli Inertia Driven operating system. It has an improved ergonomic stock design and a reduced recoil system. The shotgun is one of the most popular premium waterfowl guns on the market.

The Beretta 3901 is a gas-operated semi-automatic shotgun introduced as a budget-friendly version of the Beretta AL390. It features a lightweight aluminum alloy receiver and a self-cleaning gas piston system. The 3901 is chambered in 12 gauge with a 3-inch chamber. It comes with Beretta's Mobilchoke screw-in choke tube system. The 3901 was designed for hunters seeking the reliability of the AL390 at a lower price point.

The Chiappa 1887 is a modern reproduction of the classic Winchester Model 1887 lever-action shotgun. It is chambered in 12 gauge with a 3-inch chamber and features a brass bead front sight. The lever action offers rapid cycling while maintaining the historic cowboy-era appearance.

The Fabarm XLR5 is a semi-automatic shotgun manufactured by Fabarm in Italy. It uses Fabarm's proprietary Tribore barrel system with a stepped bore profile for reduced recoil. The XLR5 features an inertia-driven operating system for reliable cycling with heavy and light loads. It has a lightweight aluminum receiver and an ergonomic stock designed for all-day carry. The shotgun is available in 12 gauge with 3-inch chambers. It is designed for waterfowl and upland game hunting in demanding conditions.

The Beretta A391 Xtrema 2 is a semi-automatic waterfowl shotgun with a self-compensating gas system that cycles 2¾ to 3½-inch shells without adjustment. Features Beretta's Kick-Off recoil reduction and Aqua Tech corrosion resistance.

An Italian selective-fire combat shotgun with a detachable box magazine. It is the successor to the SPAS-12 with a more modern design.

The Franchi Instinct is a well-built over-under shotgun offering Italian craftsmanship at a competitive price point. It features a boxlock action with a silver-colored receiver and fine game scene engraving. The shotgun has a 710 mm barrel with interchangeable choke tubes and a ventilated rib. It uses a mechanical trigger system with barrel selector. The Instinct is available in 12 and 20 gauge with either a field or sporting stock configuration.

An elegant Italian over-under shotgun from Beretta's Silver Pigeon series. It features hand-engraved receivers and select walnut stocks.

The Mateba Autorevolver, officially the Mateba Model 6 Unica, is a semi‑automatic revolver that blends the classic revolver cylinder with a short‑stroke recoil‑operated slide, allowing the barrel and cylinder to move forward on each shot. Designed primarily for civilian sport shooters and hunters, its purpose is to deliver higher muzzle velocity and reduced recoil compared to conventional revolvers by lengthening the barrel’s effective length during the recoil cycle. The key innovation is the forward‑tilting barrel that uses the recoil impulse to rotate the cylinder and cock the hammer, effectively making it a semi‑automatic revolver. Its distinctive low bore axis, long sight radius, and the ability to chamber powerful cartridges such as the .357 Magnum and .44 Magnum have earned it a cult reputation among collectors and competitive shooters for its smooth trigger pull and impressive ballistics. The Mateba’s unique aesthetics—a sleek, almost pistol‑like profile with an exposed slide—set it apart from traditional revolvers and have made it a frequent subject of firearms literature and media.

The Beretta 92FS, also known as the M9 in U.S. military service, is a full-size pistol featuring an open-slide design, double/single action trigger, and exceptional durability.

The Strike One is a striker-fired pistol known for its extremely low bore axis and innovative locking system.

The Beretta 92X Performance is a full-size competition semi-automatic pistol developed from the venerable Beretta 92 series. Designed for practical shooting sports such as USPSA and IPSC, it combines the proven short-recoil, locked-breech action with a host of competition-oriented enhancements. Key innovations include a frame-mounted safety/decocker (allowing a higher grip), a Vertec-style straight backstrap for reduced bore axis, and a heavy ‘Performance’ slide with front and rear serrations, lightening cuts, and a DLC finish for durability. The pistol features an extended beavertail, a flared and contoured magazine well for faster reloads, and an adjustable rear sight paired with a fiber-optic front sight. Its trigger system is the iconic Beretta DA/SA design, tuned with a lighter trigger pull and a shorter reset. The 92X Performance has earned a strong reputation among competitive shooters for its excellent out-of-the-box accuracy, reliable feeding, and superb ergonomics, though its weight and size make it less suitable for concealed carry. It represents Beretta’s modern competition answer to rivals like the SIG Sauer P320 X-Five and CZ Shadow 2, blending classic design with contemporary upgrades.

The Chiappa Rhino is a revolutionary revolver with a bottom-cylinder firing design to reduce recoil and muzzle rise.

The Beretta APX is a modular, striker-fired pistol with aggressive slide serrations and interchangeable backstraps. It was Beretta's entry in the U.S. Army's Modular Handgun System competition.

The Beretta 8000 Cougar is a semi-automatic pistol designed with a compact, robust frame and a unique rotating barrel locking system, a departure from the traditional tilting-barrel design common in many modern pistols. Its primary purpose was to serve law enforcement, military, and civilian markets, offering a reliable and accurate sidearm with a reduced recoil impulse. The key innovation of the Cougar is its rotating barrel mechanism, which locks the barrel into the slide via a cam pin that rotates the barrel as the slide cycles, providing a more consistent lockup and potentially improving accuracy. This system also allows for a shorter, more compact slide and frame compared to conventional pistols of similar barrel length. The Cougar is known for its excellent ergonomics, with a comfortable grip angle and ambidextrous safety/decocker on early models, though later variants simplified controls. Its reputation in the firearms community is that of a well-engineered, underappreciated pistol that offers a smooth shooting experience, though it was eventually overshadowed by the more popular Beretta 92 series and the polymer-framed Px4 Storm, which itself evolved from the Cougar's rotating barrel design. Notable design characteristics include an aluminum alloy frame, a double-action/single-action trigger system, and a slide-mounted safety/decocker. The Cougar was also produced under license by Stoeger in Turkey for a time, offering a more affordable option.

The EAA Witness is a full-size semi-automatic pistol imported to the United States by European American Armory. It is manufactured by Tanfoglio of Italy and is based on the CZ-75 design with modifications. The Witness offers interchangeable grip frames to accommodate different cartridge sizes. It is available in a wide range of calibers including 9mm, .40 S&W, .45 ACP, and 10mm Auto. The Witness has been highly successful in IPSC and USPSA competition shooting.

The Witness Elite Match is a competition-ready pistol offering excellent accuracy and smooth trigger pull out of the box.

The Pardini GT9 is a precision competition pistol with exceptional trigger and build quality, favored in ISSF and open-class shooting.

The Beretta 21A Bobcat is a compact, tip-up barrel pistol designed for deep concealment. Chambered in .22 Long Rifle and .25 ACP, it features a unique barrel pivot that allows loading the chamber without racking the slide. The Bobcat is one of the smallest production autoloading pistols ever made. Its tip-up design makes it especially suitable for users with limited hand strength. The pistol has remained in continuous production since its introduction in 1984.

The Beretta 93R is a selective-fire machine pistol variant of the Beretta 92 series, developed in the 1970s and produced from 1979 to 1993. It features a three-round-burst mode in addition to semi-automatic fire, a folding foregrip, and an extended 20-round magazine. The 93R was designed for law enforcement and military use as a compact personal defense weapon. It has an elongated barrel with three compensator ports and a heavier slide to manage recoil. The 93R is known for its accuracy and controllability in burst fire compared to other machine pistols of its era.

The Beretta Model 1934 is a compact semi-automatic pistol designed by Beretta and adopted by the Italian military. It is chambered in .380 ACP, a cartridge that was specifically chosen for its moderate recoil and adequate stopping power. The pistol uses a simple blowback action with a recoil spring surrounding the exposed barrel. Its distinctive open-top slide design remains a hallmark of Beretta pistols to this day. The M1934 served through World War II and remained in Italian service for decades afterward.

The Beretta PX4 Storm is an Italian semi-automatic pistol manufactured by Beretta, featuring a unique rotating barrel locking system that significantly reduces felt recoil. Available in 9×19mm, .40 S&W, and .45 ACP, it offers one of the softest-shooting experiences among polymer-framed service pistols.

The Beretta 950 Jetfire is a diminutive tip-up barrel pistol introduced in the 1950s. It is chambered in .25 ACP and features a very small frame optimized for pocket carry. The Jetfire uses an inertia firing pin rather than a hammer or striker. Its tip-up barrel eliminates the need to rack the slide. The pistol was produced for decades and inspired Beretta's later Bobcat series.

The Beretta Model 1951 is a single-action, semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9x19mm Parabellum. It was developed by Beretta as a service pistol for the Italian military and was adopted in 1951. The Model 1951 uses a short-recoil, locked-breech system with a distinctive open-slide design that later became a signature of Beretta pistols. It features an 8-round single-stack magazine and an aluminum alloy frame. The Model 1951 served as the foundation for the later Beretta 92 series, which would become one of the most famous pistol families in the world. The pistol was rugged, reliable, and well-regarded by its users.

The Beretta 80X Cheetah is a modern reissue of Beretta's classic Series 80 compact pistol, chambered in .380 ACP and featuring a redesigned frame with a Vertec-style grip, an optics-ready slide, and a Picatinny accessory rail. It retains the iconic open-slide design and double-action/single-action trigger of the original Cheetah series while incorporating modern features demanded by today's concealed carry market. The 13+1 capacity in .380 ACP with a metal frame and hammer-fired action provides a distinctive alternative to polymer-framed striker-fired pistols in the compact carry segment. The 80X represents Beretta's commitment to keeping the classic Cheetah design relevant for contemporary concealed carriers.

The Beretta 92 Compact is a reduced-size version of the iconic Beretta 92FS service pistol. It features a shortened slide and barrel while retaining the same magazine capacity as the larger model. The pistol uses Beretta's open-slide design with a locking block barrel system. It retains the 92 series double-action/single-action trigger and frame-mounted safety. The Compact is available in several variants including the Type M with a thinner single-stack grip.

The Franchi FS Mini is a compact, semi-automatic pistol manufactured by Luigi Franchi of Italy. It was introduced in the 1990s as a personal defense and backup weapon chambered in .32 ACP and .380 ACP. The FS Mini features a simple blowback action with a fixed barrel and a steel slide. The frame is made from lightweight aluminum alloy. The pistol has a double-action-only trigger system with a hammer block safety. It was designed for deep concealment and as a backup for law enforcement officers. The FS Mini was also known as the Franchi KS. It is known for its Italian craftsmanship and reliability.

The Beretta 3032 Tomcat is a compact tip-up barrel pistol chambered in .32 ACP. It features an open-slide design with a tip-up barrel that allows loading and unloading without operating the slide. The Tomcat is slightly larger than the Bobcat but offers more powerful chambering. Its frame is made from lightweight aluminum alloy for easy carry. The pistol has been a popular choice for backup and concealed carry since its debut.

The Beretta 90-TWO is a semi-automatic pistol manufactured by Beretta as an evolution of the Beretta 92 series. It was introduced in 2006 and featured a more modern aesthetic with clean lines and an internal rail system. The 90-TWO retained the proven locked-breech action of the 92 series but with a redesigned frame and slide. It was available in 9x19mm and .40 S&W calibers. The pistol was designed to appeal to both law enforcement and civilian markets with its streamlined appearance.

The Beretta Model 76 is a semi-automatic target pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle. It was designed as a competition pistol for ISSF Standard Pistol events. The Model 76 features a heavy, free-floating barrel for maximum accuracy. It uses a delayed-blowback operating system with a rotating barrel. The pistol includes fully adjustable target sights and a match-grade trigger. It has a 10-round magazine capacity.

A faithful reproduction of the original Winchester 1873, often called 'The Gun that Won the West'.

A modern modular rifle designed by Beretta, capable of caliber conversion and ambidextrous operation.

The Beretta AR 70/90 is an assault rifle designed and manufactured by Beretta. It served as the standard service rifle of the Italian Armed Forces from 1990 until its replacement by the Beretta ARX160 in the 2010s.

A .22 LR AR-style rifle ideal for training, plinking, and affordable shooting practice.

The Benelli Argo is a semi-automatic hunting rifle manufactured by Benelli Armi in Italy. It uses Benelli's patented inertia-driven operating system rather than traditional gas operation. The Argo has a sleek, classic stock design with checkered walnut and a blued steel barrel. It is chambered in popular hunting calibers including .308 Winchester, .30-06 Springfield, and .300 Winchester Magnum. The rifle is known for its reliable cycling with a wide range of ammunition types. It is a premium hunting rifle that combines Italian styling with robust engineering.

The Carcano M1891 is an Italian bolt-action rifle designed by Salvatore Carcano and adopted by the Kingdom of Italy. It is chambered in 6.5x52mm Carcano and uses a distinctive en-bloc clip system where a six-round clip is inserted into the magazine. The rifle served as Italy's primary service rifle through two world wars.

A modern pistol-caliber carbine with a sleek design, compatible with Beretta pistol magazines.

A modernized lever-action hunting rifle based on the classic 1886 design, adapted for rugged use and optics.

The Beretta BM-59 is an Italian battle rifle based on the M1 Garand action, modified to accept detachable box magazines. Chambered in 7.62×51mm NATO, it served as the standard Italian Army rifle from 1959 through the 1990s.

The Beretta Rx4 Storm is a semi-automatic rifle chambered in .223 Remington / 5.56x45mm NATO, introduced in 2005 as part of Beretta's Storm weapon family. It uses a short-stroke gas piston system for reliable operation and reduced fouling compared to direct impingement designs. The Rx4 features a polymer frame with a unique overmolded rubber surface for a secure grip, a side-folding stock, and a Picatinny rail system. It is offered with 5, 10, and 20-round magazines. The Rx4 Storm was designed for law enforcement, military, and civilian sporting use.

A replica of the Winchester Model 1866 lever-action rifle, featuring a distinctive brass receiver. It is chambered in .44-40 Winchester.

The MAB 38 (Moschetto Automatico Beretta Modello 1938) is an Italian submachine gun designed by Tullio Marengoni for Beretta. It is widely considered the finest SMG of World War II for its outstanding build quality, accuracy, and innovative two-trigger fire control system. The MAB 38 features a distinctive wooden stock, perforated barrel jacket, and high-quality machined construction.

The SITES Spectre M4 is a compact blowback-operated submachine gun developed by SITES of Turin, Italy, in the 1980s. It features a unique clamshell opening design that allows the entire receiver to be opened for cleaning, and a four-fire selector including safe, semi-auto, three-round burst, and full auto. The Spectre M4 has a 30-round four-column magazine that is wider than standard SMG magazines but shorter for better prone shooting. It was designed for military and law enforcement special operations. The Spectre M4 was one of the most innovative submachine gun designs of the 1980s.

The Beretta PM12 (Pistola Mitragliatrice Model 12) is an Italian open-bolt blowback-operated submachine gun. Designed in the 1950s, it features a unique telescoping bolt and cylindrical receiver design that makes it extremely compact and reliable, serving as the standard Italian SMG for decades.

The Beretta PMX is a compact submachine gun chambered in 9x19mm Parabellum. It was developed by Beretta as a modern replacement for the PM12 series. The PMX uses a closed-bolt blowback operating system for accuracy. It features a full-length Picatinny top rail and M-LOK compatible handguard. The weapon has a telescoping stock and an ambidextrous fire control group. It is used by military and law enforcement units for close-quarters combat.

An Italian submachine gun from World War I, chambered in 9mm Glisenti. One of the earliest SMGs ever produced.

The Beretta M12S is an improved version of the Beretta PM12 submachine gun, a blowback-operated weapon in 9x19mm. It features a telescoping bolt design that allows a compact overall length while maintaining a longer barrel. The M12S relocated the safety from the rear of the receiver to the trigger guard for easier access. It has a 200 mm barrel and a cyclic rate of 550 rounds per minute. The M12S was adopted by Italian military and police forces as well as numerous other countries.

The Beretta M38/42 is an Italian submachine gun produced during World War II as a simplified version of the earlier Beretta Model 38. It was designed to reduce production costs while maintaining the excellent reliability of the original design. The M38/42 features a simplified receiver made from stamped steel rather than machined components. It uses a unique two-trigger system: the front trigger for semi-automatic fire and the rear trigger for fully automatic fire. The weapon was highly regarded by Italian and German troops for its accuracy and reliability.