Langdon Tactical Tech Beretta 80X Cheetah 32 ACP 3.9" 12rd Bronze Pistol

Beretta brought the Cheetah back as the 80X and then handed a run of them to Langdon Tactical, who have spent years making Berettas run better than they leave the factory. This is the 32 ACP version. A cartridge that small does not recoil much to begin with, and in an all metal pistol of this weight it barely moves at all, which is the whole argument for the chambering: a shooter who cannot manage a 9mm still gets a gun they can shoot well and shoot often.

The action is DA/SA with a skeletonized hammer, and Langdon's X-treme S trigger replaces the factory unit with optimized overtravel and a short reset. The frame is aluminum with a bronze anodized finish and a Vertec style grip, and a Picatinny rail sits under the dust cover for a light. The slide is carbon steel in Beretta's black Bruniton finish, cut for an optic and serrated for a press check, and the barrel is 3.9" of stainless. Two 12rd magazines come with it. The bronze model runs the standard stainless barrel rather than the threaded one offered on the black gun.