The Victrix Corvo (Latin: crow), previously known as the Victrix Corvus or Beretta Corvus, is an Italian anti-materiel rifle.
History[]
The original Corvus was unveiled at the 2017 DSEi Show in London, England. It is marketed as a sniper rifle that can be used for long range and anti-materiel applications. While the weapon is marketed by Victrix, it is manufactured by Beretta.
Design Details[]
The Corvo is part of the Minerva Mille line of rifles produced by Victrix for military and law enforcement purposes. The weapon features a three-lug rotating bolt with a free-floating barrel. The weapon comes with a Steiner Military 5-25Ć56 optic as standard, though other optics can be used.
The stock and foreend are made of a lightweight alloy, with the weapon having a removable muzzle brake. The stock is fully adjustable and folds away to the side and has a folding monopod for additional stability. Beretta claims that with the proper match grade ammunition, the Corvo is capable of 0.5 MOA accuracy at a distance of 1000 meters.[1]