The MAB 9mm Automatic Precision Pistol Model F1 is a French semi-automatic pistol in service with the French armed forces and police, but designed for competition shooting. The MAB F1 fires a 9 mm Parabellum round from a 15-round box magazine, has a 150 mm long barrel and is fitted with a blade foresight and an adjustable micrometer notch rearsight. The MAB F1 has an effective range of 50 metres, and was the weapon used to win the LeclercCup in 1967 and the Berlin Inter-Armies Challenge in 1968. Research MAB F1
 
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