The story of Morini Competition Arm SA is one of relentless innovation and dedication to the art of precision shooting. Founded by Cesare Morini in 1973 in Italy, the company initially focused on crafting anatomical grips that transformed the way shooters interacted with their pistols. Morini’s philosophy was simple yet revolutionary: the grip is the true point of contact between shooter and firearm, and optimizing this interface would unlock new levels of performance. This vision quickly gained traction, with major manufacturers like Hämmerli adopting Morini grips as standard. In 1980, Morini expanded into manufacturing its own free pistols, marking the beginning of a new era. Facing increasing regulatory challenges in Italy, the company relocated to Switzerland in 1985, where it continued to push boundaries. Morini introduced the first electronic trigger in a sport pistol (CM 102E) and later the first 200 bar compressed air pistol (CM 162E), both of which set new industry standards. Despite its small size, Morini’s impact on competitive shooting has been profound, with its products regularly seen on Olympic podiums. The company’s journey is defined by a commitment to excellence, overcoming regulatory and technical challenges, and a vision to continually advance the sport of shooting.