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Quick Look

The Beretta Nano launched in 2011 as a compact, striker-fired pistol designed for concealed carry. Its value lies in a slim, snag-free design paired with reliable performance. Though discontinued, it remains popular among compact handgun enthusiasts and private owners.

Why It's a Top Choice

Compact and slim for easy concealment
Reliable striker-fired trigger system
Ergonomic design with smooth edges
Interchangeable grip panels for comfort
Lightweight polymer frame

Key Variants

Beretta Nano 9mm — Standard caliber model favored for personal defense and everyday carry.

Beretta Nano .40 S&W — Offers increased stopping power with the .40 caliber option.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Beretta Nano	Sig Sauer P365	SCCY CPX-2
MSRP	$449	$599	$269
Capacity/Size	6+1 compact	10+1 subcompact	10+1 compact
Weight	19.8 oz	17.8 oz	14 oz
Optics-Ready	No	Yes	No
Trigger Type	Striker-fired	Striker-fired	Double-action DAO
Notable Pro	Slim, snag-free design	High capacity in subcompact	Affordable price point
Notable Con	Limited magazine capacity	Slightly heavier frame	Less widespread aftermarket support

Best Use Cases

Concealed carry and self-defense
Backup sidearm for law enforcement
Everyday carry due to lightweight design
Range practice for compact pistol skills
Collection for fans of discontinued models

FAQs

Can I carry the Beretta Nano concealed?

Yes, its slim profile and compact size make the Beretta Nano ideal for concealed carry with minimal printing.

What calibers does the Beretta Nano come in?

The Beretta Nano was produced in 9mm and .40 S&W calibers to suit varied user preferences.

How does the Beretta Nano trigger compare to others?

It features a consistent striker-fired trigger praised for its smooth pull and reset in the compact pistol category.

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