Boberg XR9-L Long Platinum DAO 9mm, 4.2" Barrel, Black Zytel Grip Nk, 7rdrd. Boberg Arms 1XR9LPLT1. The XR9-L focuses on accuracy and low recoil via an exclusive "mid-buffer" that absorbs the very harsh jarring normally caused by the barrel stopping against the frame.

Feb 3, 2013 · The new XR9-L pistols come in three variations: Â Onyx (self-lubricating, all black finish), Two-Tone and Platinum. Â The Platinum version features a proprietary finish that Boberg describes as “Nickel/Chrome Satin Sheen.” Â Grips can be had in black, red or OD green. Â All pistols ship with two magazines.

Sep 22, 2016 · The Boberg XR9-L (and its shorter companion piece, the XR9-S) is a pretty slick compact carry gun that harkens back to the original monster hand cannon, the Mars Automatic Pistol.

May 21, 2013 · The Boberg XR9-L is a pretty innovative rotating-barrel, backwards-feeding CCW pistol, although it is unfortunately sensitive to ammo.

The XR9-L is truly the finest pocket pistol money can buy, representing the pinnacle of performance, accuracy and low recoil via an exclusive "mid-buffer" that absorbs the very harsh jarring normally caused by the barrel stopping against the frame.

The XR9-L promotes accuracy and low recoil via an exclusive "mid-buffer" that absorbs the very harsh jarring normally caused by the barrel stopping against the frame. The pistol comes with an integrated picatinny rail to support several commercial lasers and flashlights.

Using standard-pressure 9mm ammunition, the XR9-L produces felt recoil similar to .22 LR. The Platinum Edition's aircraft-grade aluminum frame has a beautiful Nickel/Chrome Satin Sheen finish - a Boberg Arms exclusive that no other firearm manufacturer can offer.

Using standard-pressure 9mm ammunition the XR9-L produces felt recoil similar to .22 LR. The Platinum Edition's aircraft-grade aluminum frame has a beautiful Nickel/Chrome Satin Sheen finish-a Boberg Arms exclusive that no other firearm manufacturer can offer.

May 1, 2014 · With the creation of cartridges, revolvers quickly transitioned to a loading system that required rounds be loaded in from the rear of the cylinder, allowing for even smaller pistol designs and moving the feed path for loading even further rearward. Then came the semi-automatic pistol revolution.