Building on its reinvigorated classic, Beretta’s well-loved Cheetah family normally chambered for .380 ACP just got two new members packing the peppy .32 ACP. 

The pistols come tuned by Langdon Tactical Technology, which is also the exclusive provider for the new models. The new models include the black 80X Cheetah Tactical .32 ACP and the 80X Cheetah Bronze .32 ACP. Both host suppressor-ready barrels sporting 1/2x28 TPI threads, and the Cheetah Bronze features an anodized bronze frame accented by a 3.9-inch Inox stainless-steel barrel.

These 80X Cheetah pistols in .32 ACP are meant to give shooters a more controllable, low-recoiling caliber option that blends with the LTT refinements. 

"The .32 ACP performs exceptionally well in this platform," said Ernest Langdon, CEO of Langdon Tactical Technology. "Reduced recoil allows for better control, faster follow-up shots, and greater consistency without sacrificing real-world performance."
 

Both options wear Vertec-style grip profiles and come with easier-to-rack, optics-ready slides. They also sport X-treme S double/single-action triggers, skeletonized hammers, three-dot white sights, and front Picatinny rails. 

The triggers even offer adjustable overtravel and an ultra-short reset. The guns ship with two 12-round magazines.