Beretta USA is proud to collaborate with Howe Arms on the limited-edition 92XI American Combat series. Founded by Richard Howe, a two-tour Army combat veteran who served in Afghanistan, Howe Arms is much more than a business; it provides crucial support to disabled combat veterans and their families, offering both purpose and assistance. The 92XI Combat Series pays tribute to the legacy of military camouflage patterns, recognizing their essential role in enhancing soldier concealment and mission success. Each pistol in this exclusive collection is meticulously hand-painted by a disabled veteran artist, showcasing iconic American combat camouflage patterns such as Vietnam Tiger Stripe, Chocolate Chip, Battle Dress Uniform (BDU), Desert Camouflage Uniform (DCU) and Multicam. Every piece embodies a story of sacrifice, bravery and service. Through this partnership, Beretta and Howe Arms honor the courage, dedication and unwavering commitment of those who have served. X-Treme S Trigger features a single action Only design for precision and responsiveness The flat trigger profile, combined with DLC-coated components, provides a smoother action and a more consistent trigger engagement for enhanced precision Fiber optic front sight with MRDS mounting for a competitive edge in fast-paced shooting scenarios Fiber optic front sight with MRDS mounting capability enhances sight acquisition for competition or defensive shooting A checkered frame with enhanced grip panel texturing provides superior control and handling, even in demanding conditions Aggressive texturing improves grip retention, aiding in recoil management and consistent shot placement Ambidextrous frame-mounted safety ensures reliable engagement for both right and left-handed shooters Designed for competition, this traditional safety allows for quick and precise engagement and disengagement, optimizing speed and manipulation Custom CeraKote finish for enhanced durability, corrosion resistance and a personalized appearance Each pistol is hand-painted by the veteran-owned Howe Arms, ensuring a one-of-a-kind firearm with a distinctive footprint Desert Combat Uniform (DCU) pattern for a tactical, military-inspired aesthetic The desert camouflage uniform (DCU), introduced later in the 1990s, featured earthy tones and disruptive shapes to improve concealment in arid, desert terrains