EAA GIRSAN MCP 35 Light & Compact 9mm Luger Pistol with 3.88-inch Barrel

EAA GIRSAN 390430 MCP 35 PI Lightweight Compact Frame 9mm Luger 15+1, 3.88" Stainless Steel Barrel, Matte Black Optic Ready/Serrated Steel Slide, Black Aluminum Frame w/Beavertail, Ambidextrous

The EAA GIRSAN MCP 35 is a lightweight and compact 9mm Luger pistol designed for reliable performance and ease of handling. Featuring a black aluminum frame with an integrated beavertail, this firearm offers a comfortable grip and enhanced control during shooting. The 3.88-inch stainless steel barrel ensures precision, while the optic-ready and serrated steel slide facilitates quick target acquisition and easy maintenance. Its ambidextrous safety and grip design make it suitable for both right- and left-handed shooters, providing versatility for various users.
The pistol's capacity is 15+1 rounds, making it ideal for self-defense and range use. The black G10 grips enhance the firearm's durability and grip stability under different conditions. Its fiber optic front sight combined with an adjustable rear sight allows for quick and accurate target alignment, even in low-light environments. The overall design emphasizes reliability, safety, and user comfort, making the GIRSAN MCP 35 a versatile choice for firearm enthusiasts and professionals alike.
Constructed with high-quality materials and a focus on ergonomic handling, this pistol is built to perform in a variety of scenarios. Whether for personal protection, competition, or range training, the EAA GIRSAN MCP 35 delivers dependable function and modern features in a compact package.

Features:

• Lightweight aluminum frame with beavertail for comfortable grip

• 3.88-inch stainless steel barrel for accuracy and durability

• Optic-ready and serrated steel slide for fast target acquisition

• Ambidextrous safety for enhanced user safety

• Black G10 grips for secure handling and durability

• Fiber optic front sight with adjustable rear sight for precise aiming

• Magazine capacity of 15+1 rounds for self-defense and range use