Description
Beretta is bringing back the classic .380 with exceptional comfort & style. The Beretta 80X Cheetah pistol reimagines the legendary platform, with a new sleek design and enhanced features. Ergonomically redesigned for modern day carry, the 80X Cheetah includes a smaller Vertec style grip profile, the X-treme S Double/Single trigger, skeletonized hammer, a 10+1 round capacity, and comes optics-ready out of the box.
Manufacturer: Beretta
Family: Cheetah Series
Model: 80X Cheetah
Type: Semi-Auto Pistol
Action: Double / Single Action
Caliber/Gauge: 380 Acp
Finish: Matte Black
Finish Type: Black
Frame: Alloy Frame
Stock/Grips: Black Plastic
Barrel: 3.9"
Overall Length: 6.8"
Capacity: 10 + 1
# Of Magazines: 1
Mag Description: 10 Rd.
Sights: White 3-Dot Sights
Sight Type: Fixed Sights
Weight: 25 Oz.
Safety Features: Ambi Safety
Case: Plastic
Addl Info: X-Treme S Trigger
Addl Info: 2-Slot Picatinny Rail
Addl Info: Optic Ready Slide
Mfg Model No: J80xbro10
Upc: 082442969442
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Comments (2)
Whatever price is I have no comments. But as an owner of the both old chetah (32 acp not 380) and 92, I would say cheetah is not as big as 92, it is more accurate than 92 because it has less recoil, hands stay steady, aim stays on target, plus , even if it is big for 32 and 380 it is light. My ask is a threaded barrel and more mags stock. I don’t expect many after market mag choices be there. I had difficulties finding spare mags for old 82.
Making subsonic pistol w/o a threaded barrel ? Hmm.. do they even know why people still use 380?
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I had and sold Glock 42 (380). Not a bad gun, with grip extensions and after market sight pretty ergonomic. However accuracy … it says “stay with bigger Glocks”. Everything smaller than Glock 19 is a trouble . Point - less is not always more when it comes to the size of the gun.
Just my humble opinion . I am not a law enforcement, ex military or pro
Hey Beretta,
I know you won’t see this, you’re too busy dealing with the Sako 85 ejection issues. But what this lumberjack would like is a 9mm the size of this Cheetah…why so big for a 380? Why don’t you make a small 92?