Beretta recently introduced a new assault rifle. I first caught a glimpse of it during previews of SHOT-Show
It's your typical next-gen assault rifle:
- Quick Change Barrels
- Folding Stock
-Ambidextrous controls
- Short Stroke Piston System
Where this rifle really shines however, is it's ambidextrous ejection feature. With the push of a button, the rifle will eject spent casings on the opposite side, facilitating weak side shooting. From what I hear, it functions by having a dual-claw system, whereby one claw becomes the ejector, and another continues to be the extractor. Seems pretty innovative.
As you see here, it looks like a 1 MOA rifle.
[*ETA: Looks like I was wrong about the firing-hand controlled bolt release. Beretta did incorporate a trigger-finger controlled bolt release. Very nice.*]
I hear some European Special Forces are using it? What do you guys think?