Defense & Security Thailand 2019: Armscor displays new BBR 3.10 .45ACP pistol.

Armscor is displaying a new pistol in .45ACP caliber: the BBR 3.10. Its major asset, on top of its stopping power, is a 10-round magazine capacity in spite of its very compact size.

Armscor’s new BBR 3.10 .45ACP pistol (Picture source: Army Recognition)

The BBR Series 3.10 is Armscor's smallest, lightest .45 ACP handgun. With its 10+1 capacity, this compact sidearm comes with a high amount of power. A G10 grip and comfortable beavertail grip safety provide this compact powerhouse with stability and dependability. Complete with snag-free, combat style sites and a parkerized finish, the 3.10 is the definite choice for close range, high impact applications.

Armscor manufactures a wide range of ammunition and delivers namely cases for final assembly in Thailand (Picture source: Army Recognition)

 The Thai government is very reluctant toward exporting weapons, weapon parts and ammunition produced in the country, hence very strict legislation and control in the factories. For instance, a spring that could be used in the manufacture of a weapon falls under the law. Another example: a piece of pressed metal that is destined to be a Jeans’ button is legal; if it can serve as an ammunition part, its possession is submitted to strict legal control. A team of official inspectors strictly controls each and every use of raw material and manufactured part that are used in weapon or ammunition production. Armscor provides ammunition to the Thai industry that implements the final assembly for the various national end users.