Beretta PMXs, the heir to the PM12 submachine gun in a semi-automatic version

Ruger's American Rifle family keeps growing: the latest addition is chambered in 7mm Precision Rifle Cartridge. The new model comes with a synthetic, GO Wild Camo I-M Brush stock, Burnt Bronze Cerakote finish and factory-installed radial port muzzle brake.
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[@NiNeGTuRN]

I wish I could order this now. I Can’t wait for the release date USA 👍

[@TheStrivering]

He got all amped up after shooting it.

[@skipjackdiver4297]

Needs a 3 lug barrel please. Why only B&T understand that feature?

[@johancahyadi6905]

Ported barrel with integral silencer version for next maybe?

[@SVD762-lp9en]

it doesn't make commercial sense

[@RangeToyz]

Will stocks to make this a sbr in the US be coming soon?

[@davidharrison169]

When will it be coming to the US ?

[@TheStrivering]

Should be out now

[@A5JDZK]

Are the sights zeroed at the factory, and if so, what distance?

[@sinepari9160]

Is that thing legal now (short barrel rifle)?

[@M60gunner1971]

Whats the cost?

[@lovingmyglock21]

a very important question the magazine is looks like the same of the B&T SMG????, can be?

[@TheFishE77Official]

Considering Beretta bought this design from B&T, I would assume they are cross compatible. I know the feed lips are different, but I don't think they are different enough to cause an issue.

[@bubbalawrence1]

Are the feed lips reinforced with steel, similar to lancer mags?

[@TheFishE77Official]

@@bubbalawrence1 No. Having recently just bought one of these, I can now definitively say that the magazines are damn near identical to the B&T; Exact same followers, springs, basepad, and plastic body, no steel reinforcement. The only difference is the sides of the mag at the feed lip is slightly taller than the B&T marked versions, however they both work in both my Beretta and B&T's without issues.