New Beretta pocket pistols?

They really aren't that popular, so generally aren't in stock. Your two options are to find a Beretta dealer near you and get them to order it for you, or go out to gunbroker, gunsamerica or armslist and look for one NIB.

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New Beretta pocket pistols?

Wondering where to buy NEW Beretta Bobcat or Tomcat pocket pistols online or in Utah. I can't find them anywhere! Is supply just nonexistent?

Check GunBroker.com. they usually have some. I have a 25cal Beretta Jetfire, love that little gun. Has gone bang everytime I pulled the trigger. Great to throw in a pocket and go. It is a bit heavy for the size, since it's actually metal. And accuracy past 7-10 yds is not very good.

Pocket semi-auto pistol or pocket revolver pistol? The revolvers have no safety. They come in hammerless - which is great if you are a body guard and have had plenty of range time to get used to the really, really heavy double action trigger. With no hammer to get snagged up on anything it comes out of the pocket quite quickly. However, being just double action if is only good for very short distances. The revolvers with a hammer - lets you fire both double or single action. Single being more accurate. You sure dont want that hammer pulled back and c0cked while in your pocket. Same with the semi-auto with an exposed hammer - you sure dont want that thing in your pocket with the hammer c0cked.

None of the online shops I looked at has any.

Its like thinkingblade said- they are just not popular anymore. Too many plastic guns out there .

They are a good gun though- The wife has had one since 96. Perfect for those who have trouble racking the slide.

Have you considered the Keltec P-32?, or the 3AT? I know many believe they are a cheap POS.....but they are 'probably' the best choice for pocket pistols.

I have an old Jetfire 25 ACP... same basic pistol.

If your wife cant "rack the slide" I hope she can run fast. 25 and 32 are regarded as "underpowered" for terminal ballistics... and with the tiny grips, they are hard to hang on to and the little sights make these a point and shoot proposition.

So... those little Berettas make the perfect talisman. Hand one to a less than proficient person and allowing them to rely on one for "self protection" is a near criminal act.

Last Tomcat I had pass through a CCW class ended up on the bench and I loaned the guy my pistol for the test... refusal to feed and eject...not to mention he could not hit enough to pass at 7 yards.

Gosh, Rob. If you wanted to buy a car where would you go? To a car dealership perhaps? Where would you go to guy gasoline, or a loaf of bread, or a pair of pants? Do you see a pattern here?

To buy a gun try going to a gun store, they can order any current production firearm. That's what I would do.

Have you tried asking the nice people at your local GUN STORE if they can order those guns for you? If not, give it a try.

well...stores like cabelas will carry them. if they have none in stock you can have one ordered.

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