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The Beretta 80X Cheetah Tactical Bronze was built to give shooters more control, speed, and confidence in a compact platform.
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Beretta has launched the 80X Cheetah Tactical Bronze, the latest evolution of its iconic .380 platform reengineered for today’s shooter with enhanced performance, modern features, and a distinctive new finish.
Designed for defensive use and range versatility, the Tactical Bronze model features a factory-installed single-port compensator and threaded barrel to reduce recoil and muzzle rise.
An optics-ready slide allows for seamless red dot integration, while the Xtreme-S double/single-action trigger delivers a crisp pull and short reset for increased accuracy.
Built on a Vertec-style frame with LOK G10 grip panels, the 80X Cheetah Tactical Bronze offers enhanced ergonomics and control in a compact profile. Additional features include a fiber optic front sight, a serrated rear sight, and a Picatinny rail for accessory mounting, and it ships with three 15-round extended magazines.
“The 80X Cheetah Tactical Bronze was built to give shooters more control, speed, and confidence in a compact platform,” said Logan Killam, Beretta’s senior product manager. “From the factory-installed compensator to the optics-ready slide, every detail is engineered to enhance performance without compromising the heritage of the Cheetah platform.”
Key features of the 80X Cheetah Tactical Bronze, according to Beretta, include:
The 80X Cheetah Tactical Bronze will be available through authorized Beretta dealers.
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