Beretta Px4 Storm Full Size 9mm Luger 4" 17+1 DAO Police Trade-In (TRITIUM NIGHT SIGHTS - 2 Mags)

POLICE TRADE-IN - IN DANG-GOOD CONDITION  Comes with Tritium Night Sights, 2 Mags, and a Box These are honestly in really, really good shape!  MSRP: $699 Night Sight Upgrade: $150 Total Value: $849 Your Price: $449 SAVE $400! The PX4 Storm is NATO-Certified. Read below to see what it means for a pistol to be NATO-Certified. The PX4 Storm is as tough and reliable as it is accurate, safe and easy to use. Discover why it is the choice of a growing number of law enforcement and military organizations around the world, as well as of individuals who take personal defense seriously and professionally. Beretta's Px4 Storm features an exclusive Beretta-designed locked breech with a rotating barrel system which reduces felt recoil and muzzle rise. The chrome-lined barrel provides extreme corrosion resistance and also features a deeply-recessed combat muzzle crown to protect the rifling. The light yet durable frame employs modern thermoplastic technology through the use of technopolymer-reinforced fiberglass and features an integral Picatinny MIL-STD rail. The Px4 Storm has a reversible magazine release, and it may be configured with a small, medium, or large backstrap for individual fit. The modular structure, ergonomics, and interchangeability of parts make the Px4 Storm the ideal firearm for law enforcement use and personal defense. This 9mm model comes with a 17-round magazine. What does it mean for a pistol to be NATO-Certified? Must be able to complete the following without failure: 4000 dry firings 3000 De-cockings Operator level disassembly 1350 times with out ware or damage to components. Complete disassembly 150 times, this is all the way down, pins, springs etc. 100% interchangability, any number of pistols randomly selected, disassembled, parts mixed and reassembled with no failures of any kind including loss of accuracy. Safety requirements: Drop test 1.5 meter (4.9”) drop test, this is done 54 times with the pistol loaded (blank) and the hammer cocked. Dropping the pistol on the butt, the muzzle, back of the slide, sides of the gun, top of the slide, in essence, any angle that you could drop the gun from. This is done on concrete and 0 failures are allowed! A failure is the gun firing. 3meter drop (9.8”) 5 times with the pistol loaded (blank) and the hammer cocked, This is done on concrete and 0 failures are allowed! A failure is the gun firing. After these tests are complete the gun must fire without service. The factory contracted an independent lab to do additional testing on guns that previously passed the drop tests. These pistol were dropped an additional 352 times without failure. The pistol must also complete an environmental conditions test: This means cold, heat, dust/sand and mud. The pistol must fire after being frozen for 24 hours at –35C (-36F). The pistol must fire after being heated for 24 hours at 70C (126F) The pistol must fire after being submerged in mud, sand and combinations including being stripped of oil then completing the sand and mud tests again.