SHOT Show 2018: Caracal Enhanced F Pistol

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posted on February 7, 2018
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The Caracal Enhanced F pistol in 9 mm—known for its Quick Sight System that places the rear sight in front of the ejection port, creating a single focal plane—is now in full production in its U.S. division. These mid-size 18+1 capacity pistols are packed with features, including some updates and new finishes, and American Rifleman's Joe Kurtenbach stopped by the Caracal bay at Industry Day at the Range 2018 to see for himself. For more, visit CaracalUSA.com.

Additional Reading: 
SHOT Show 2017: Caracal USA Enhanced F 9 mm Pistol
The Keefe Report: When Caracal Comes to Town

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