- Easy to load
- Works for pocket carry
- Easy to conceal
- Might not feel great in large hands
- 7 round capacity
The Beretta 21A is the perfect size for concealed carry and even pocket carry if that’s something you’re interested in. It’s a .22 LR model with a tip-up barrel — perfect for those that struggle with semi-auto slides. The gun is a fun plinker and a nice one to take to the range.
Product Description
The Beretta 21 A Bobcat is a .22 LR pocket pistol sporting a 2.4-inch barrel and 4.92 overall length. It’s a great as a back up gun or as a pocket carry model.
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Beretta 21 A Bobcat Specs
Beretta 21 A Bobcat Features
Tip up Barrel
7 round capacity
2.4" barrel
By The Numbers - Beretta 21 A Bobcat
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Beretta 21 A Bobcat Variations & Comparables
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final verdict
“The Beretta Bobcat makes racking the slide to load that first round a motion no longer needed. With its tip-up barrel, you pop it open via the barrel lever, stick a .22 LR cartridge in the chamber, close the barrel, and put the loaded 7-round mag in place.” – Mike Hardesty
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