Langdon Tactical Tech 80X32BCBREZF Beretta Cheetah 80X Micro-Compact 32 ACP 13+1 4.40″ Black Threaded Barrel, Black Nitride Carbon Steel Optic Ready/Serrated Slide, Black Cerakote Aluminum Frame w/Pic

SKU: TSW|191668UPC: 810059266032Mfr. Part #: 80X32BCBREZF

$1,527.99

Langdon Tactical Tech 80X32BCBREZF Beretta Cheetah 80X Micro-Compact 32 ACP 13+1 4.40″ Black Threaded Barrel, Black Nitride Carbon Steel Optic Ready/Serrated Slide, Black Cerakote Aluminum Frame w/Pic

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Cheetah with LTT Trigger job, every LTT 80X Cheetah receives a trigger job, which turns the already good factory trigger into what is truly one of the best DA/SA experiences on the market, with a smooth 5.5 to 6 -pound double action and a crisp 4-to-4.25-pound single action. Includes two magazines. BRONZE frame with Black Slide Threaded Barrel, Direct Mill for EPS & Carry Bevel.

Additional information

upc

810059266032

manufacturer

LANGDON TACTICAL TECH

Manufacturer Part Number

80X32BCBREZF

Action

Double / Single Action

Barrel Length

4.4"

Caliber/Gauge

.32 Auto (ACP)

Capacity

13 + 1

Slide Description

Optic Ready/Serrated

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