Beretta M12

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The Beretta M12 is a compact 9×19mm submachine gun developed in Italy in the 1950s, widely used by military and police forces around the world.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf firearm
submachine gun
action blowback
barrelLength approximately 200 mm
caliber 9 mm
cartridge 9×19mm Parabellum
category compact submachine gun
chambering 9×19mm NATO
countryOfOrigin Italy
designer Beretta NERFINISHED
era Cold War
feedSystem detachable box magazine
firingMode selective fire
grip pistol grip
hasVariant Beretta M12S NERFINISHED
Beretta PM12S NERFINISHED
Beretta PM12S2 NERFINISHED
intendedUse close-quarters combat
military
police
introduced early 1960s
magazineCapacity 20 rounds
32 rounds
40 rounds
50 rounds
manufacturer Fabbrica d'Armi Pietro Beretta NERFINISHED
notableFeature compact design
folding stock
high magazine capacity
operatingPrinciple open bolt
overallLength approximately 418 mm stock folded
approximately 645 mm stock extended
productionStatus in service in various countries
rateOfFire about 550–600 rounds per minute
safety grip safety
manual safety
sightType iron sights
stockType folding metal stock
usedBy Italian Armed Forces NERFINISHED
Italian police forces
law enforcement agencies worldwide
military forces worldwide
usedInRole personal defense weapon
police patrol weapon
vehicle crew weapon
weight approximately 3.48 kg unloaded
yearOfDesign 1950s

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Beretta notableProduct Beretta M12