Huntsville, AL – Remington Arms Company, LLC (“Remington”) is pleased to announce that its Model RM380, an all-metal micro pistol designed for concealed carry, is now available in Maryland and is now listed on the Maryland Handgun Roster as available for sale to consumers.
With a sleek, modern design, this purpose-built pistol boasts all of the latest enhancements to make it a leader in the very competitive concealed carry market. In addition to tough, all-metal construction for ultimate durability and longevity, the RM380 also features the longest barrel in its class to maximize muzzle velocity and bullet expansion while facilitating shooting precision and accuracy.
This breakthrough pistol delivers unrivaled quality and ingenuity in the micro pistol market. Weighing just 12.2 ounces unloaded and measuring just 5 ¼ inches long, the RM380 is easy for anyone to carry unobtrusively. With its extended beavertail grip, Remington’s new handgun facilitates a smooth draw, even in suboptimal conditions.
The RM380 also features a light and smooth double-action-only trigger, fully functional low profile slide stop, light slide racking force, and an ambidextrous magazine release. The replaceable grip panels allow for customization while the optimized grip angle allows for greater shootability and comfort. Remington’s history is deep with small firearms for personal protection. The RM380 returns the brand to its rightful place amongst the best in market.
The Remington Model RM380 is chambered in .380 Auto with a suggested retail price of $436. For more information, please visit www.remington.com/handguns/model-rm380/model-rm380.
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I think the market is rather saturated with 380s. Honestly this looks just like 8 other 380 pistols (hyperbole). I wish Remington would focus on fixing the R51 and bringing something to market that isn’t a rehash of a 80 year old design (I say right after mentioning the R51). I understand the risk of a new development but the industry is to clogged with similar designs. As a consumer I’m left ask “and?”.
R51 is still being worked on and will be released when testing is completed. Remington learned a hard lesson, one that they are trying not to repeat.
Actually those 8 other 380s look like the Rohrbaugh which this is a copy of. What was once old is new again.
Thanks Maryland for your “permission” to dictate what I can use for self-defense. Way to go! Not like I would research the subject, test fire weapons, or anything of that sort. Noooo! (rolls eyes so hard, sprains neck)
It’s worse in CA with a series of stupid and arbitrary rules to make it on our roster including the inclusion of a non-existent technology aka micro stamping. Then if you make any sort of changes to the gun, including things to make them safer, you have to jump through the hoops all over again and get it re-certified.