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Introduced in 2009 and produced in its new manufacturing facility in Charlotte, N.C., Para USA, Inc.'s Tactical Target Rifle (TTR) was the company's signature entry in the crowded AR rifle market. The TTR was the result of a joint collaboration between Para and ZM Weapons, with the rifle being based on ZM Weapons' LR series of AR-pattern rifles. Its distinguishing feature wa a combination modified gas-impingement/operating rod system that allows it to use a true side-folding stock assembly.
PARA USA Exits Rifle Market
September 30, 2011Printer Friendly | Email |
(GunReports.com) -- PARA USA announced today that it was exiting the rifle market to concentrate on its core competency in handguns. CEO Thanos Polyzos said, PARA has some exciting new projects in development that will continue the innovation that we started with the high capacity P14-45 pistol. We want to bring these exciting new major caliber handguns to the firearms market and we need to focus our attention on them.
The Tactical Target Rifle is the best battle rifle in the world. It has the remarkable Delayed Impingement Gas System (DIGS) that makes it the softest shooting, most reliable rifle of its type. While PARA USA will cease production of the Tactical Target Rifle, it will continue its tradition of providing unparalleled service in the firearms industry.
PARA USA will continue to service all of the Tactical Target Rifles it has sold. However, the production and marketing of new rifles using the DIGS operating system will be resumed by Al Zitta, the original developer of the rifle. For information on new rifles contact: ZM Performance Systems, Inc., 1958 Wes White HL Rd., Richmond, VT 05477 or www.ZMWeapons.com.
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