Beretta

The Beretta 80X Cheetah Tactical Bronze doesn’t reinvent the wheel but it definitely tweaks it.

The Beretta B22 Jaguar brings competition features to a .22‑LR pistol platform with an emphasis on adjustability, ambidexterity, and out‑of‑the‑box readiness.

Beretta leaned hard into the training and plinking lane with a new rimfire pistol that’s clearly trying to feel like more than “just a .22.”

Beretta finally gives the Bobcat a real modernization with the 20X, and it shows. We shot both side by side to see if the new gun truly fixes the 21A’s quirks or just dresses them up.

The jump from revolvers to Wonder Nines was certainly a broad one, and we aren’t going back to revolvers or even single stacks anytime soon. 

The Beretta 92X Performance Optic Dark Series delivers competition-grade speed with optic-ready slides, DLC-coated parts, bold grips, and 18–20 round capacity.

Beretta has released a new version of its long-running 92FS, this time dressed in an OD Green Cerakote® finish.

Girsan based the MC14T on the Beretta Cheetah series. The 80X is a continuation and modernization of the Cheetah series, which was produced from 1976 to 2017.

While I tested the basic FDE model with a standard stock, Beretta also provides variants featuring different stock and pistol grip configurations.