Model A-80

The Astra A-80, A-90, and A-100 pistols are virtually identical to one another, the difference lying only in a few features. All are double-action weapons, recoil-operated, and all were designed with safe use in mind. The A-80 features a decocking lever, manual safety, loaded chamber indicator, and an internal safety that keeps the firing pin out of the hammer’s path until the trigger is almost completely pulled. The A-90 is identical, differing only in some mechanical improvements to the trigger mechanism. The A-100 has no manual safety, relying entirely on the decocking lever and internal safety. As with the A-60, above, the A-80 and A-90 have ambidextrous manual safeties, and all three have movable decocking levers. The A-80 was introduced in 1980, with the others following over the next decade. All have had good police and military sales.

Damage	critical	damage type	range increment	rate of fire	size	restrictions
2d6	20	ballistic	30	5	small	Lic (+1)

Caliber	Length	Weight	Magazine
9mm Parabellum, .45in ACP	7 in.	2.5 lb.	15 box (9mm), 8 box (.45)

Item type

Weapon, Ranged