SCCY Firearms Adds CPX-4 .380 Auto Pistol

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posted on September 9, 2019
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SCCY has added the CPX-4 .380 Auto pistol, an extension of the CPX-3 series, to its lineup. The pistol, which integrates an ambidextrous thumb safety into the platform, features a Roebuck Quadlock barrel, 10+1 capacity magazine, and fixed 3-dot sights. Shooters who typically experience difficulty with traditional pistols should find the easily manipulated slide a welcome change. The CPX-4 will be shipping in fall 2019. For more, go to SCCY.com.





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