Remington RM380 Concealed-Carry Pistol Now Shipping

posted on October 27, 2015
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Remington has announced it is now shipping its model RM380, an all-metal .380-cal. micro pistol designed for concealed carry, and will be on dealers’ shelves on Nov. 14, 2015. The RM380 is Remington’s first pistol designed and produced at its new Huntsville, Ala., facility using newly installed machining centers, quality-enhanced assembly lines and world-class test ranges. The RM380 features the longest barrel in its class, weighs just 12.2 oz. unloaded and measures a mere 5¼“ long. The RM380 also features a light and smooth double-action-only trigger, fully functional low-profile slidestop, light-slide racking force, and an ambidextrous magazine release. Replaceable grip panels allow for customization while the optimized grip angle allows for greater shootability and comfort. For more, visit Remington.com.


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