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Graceful And, Proportioned Receiver. - vision

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GRACEFUL AND PROPORTIONED RECEIVER. The receiver of the Beretta SO10 over-and-under, depicting exquisitely double ribbed top moldings, blends elegantly with the classic tapered external profile of the Beretta barrels. The top moldings have been gracefully slimmed to offer the best lateral vision during aiming. Machined from a solid block of special, high resistant tri-alloy steel, the receiver boasts all the parts directly made from the integral piece. No part is welded or precision cast. Exceptional resistance and flawless performance are ensured for generations of constant use. The absence of pins and screws on the surface of the receiver has given the Master Engraver an uninterrupted blank canvas on which to express his full creativity. The polishing of the surfaces is done entirely by hand. - 63 -

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GRACEFUL AND
PROPORTIONED RECEIVER.
The receiver of the Beretta SO10 over-and-under, depicting exquisitely double ribbed top moldings, blends
elegantly with the classic tapered external profile of the Beretta barrels. The top moldings have been
gracefully slimmed to offer the best lateral vision during aiming. Machined from a solid block of special,
high resistant tri-alloy steel, the receiver boasts all the parts directly made from the integral piece. No part
is welded or precision cast. Exceptional resistance and flawless performance are ensured for generations of
constant use. The absence of pins and screws on the surface of the receiver has given the Master Engraver
an uninterrupted blank canvas on which to express his full creativity. The polishing of the surfaces is done
entirely by hand.