SHOT Show 2020: Armscor 310

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posted on January 22, 2020
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The BBR Series 310 is the smallest, lightest .45 ACP handgun available from Armscor, and this gun features an impressive capacity, to boot. With its 10-round, double-stack magazine, this compact sidearm comes with a solid loadout in an easily carried frame.

A G10 grip and comfortable beavertail grip safety provide this compact powerhouse with stability and dependability. The gun comes complete with snag-free, combat style sites and a parkerized finish.

For more details on the Armscor BBR Series 310 handgun, check out our American Rifleman First Look video above.

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