Posted: 8/29/2026 7:37:25 PM EDT
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They’re running rebate right now, tip ups have always interested me. |
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I have one as I always liked that design, too. My only complaint is the length of the magazine prevents this from being a pocket pistol and I'd happily have less capacity for a flush magazine. |
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I have one. It’s pretty cool. I haven’t tried it as a pocket pistol, but do have an ANR holster for it. I’ve run Federal Punch through without issue. Attached File |
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Tempting…. https://www.smga.com/beretta/beretta-bobcat-20x-22lr-8-1-capacity-2-80-barrel-helica-texture-grip-110619 Attached File |
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Yep, that’s the deal I was referencing. They are local to me. Can’t pass that up. |
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That’s a deal with the rebate! I just bought one from PSA for $349 too early for the rebate. |
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Well, I picked up the 20x from SMGA last week. I have taken it to the range twice so far and have some observations regarding it. I don’t know if mine is typical or not. The button release for the barrel is not hard at all to release ( I have heard some are). However, pushing the barrel back down does take a bit of effort which given some more range time should help. I have tried several brands of ammo, mostly CCI. Mine will not fully cycle with standard velocity ammo as it stove pipes. High velocity functions just fine. The trigger in both double and single action is not bad. I’ve shot other pocket pistols with far worse triggers. Insertion of the magazine has to be very careful in making sure it locks in. Mine will not latch unless I am really attentive to it. From my initial basic observation, this pistol does require a true break in period. Before shooting it I did clean and lube it, but since shooting it, it appears to be wearing in and functions very reliably with the correct ammo. Overall , I will say it’s a great deal at around $200. It’s a fun gun to shoot and it being suppressor ready is a plus, FWIW. |
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