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Beretta Tomcat .32 ACP Inox

Beretta Tomcat 3032 Inox

3.3
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$499.99
  • Tip-up barrel
  • Soft recoil
  • Concealable
  • Lackluster sights
  • Heavy trigger

Editor’s Note: A metal-framed .32 ACP semi-automatic pistol is almost an oddity in today's world. Despite this, the Tomcat is an interesting pistol. A tip-up barrel means you never have to rack the slide, making it accessible to just about every shooter regardless of strength or dexterity. The .32 ACP cartridge is also extremely soft shooting, and even with a heavier trigger, this gun is accurate and fun to shoot.

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Product Details

Caliber
32 ACP
Action
Double/Single Action
Weight
0.88 lbs
Barrel Length
2.4in
Overall Length
4.9in
Finish
Stainless
Magazine Capacity
1rd

Features

Tip-up barrel
Soft recoil
Concealable
Lackluster sights
Heavy trigger

By The Numbers

Accuracy
Despite its heavy trigger, small size, and bad sights, the gun is very accurate
Reliability
When using most standard .32 ACP, reliability is great
Customization
Outside of holsters and a few grips, there isn't much out there for this gun
Ergonomics
The placement of the magazine release and the danger of slide bite for shooters with large hands may be a concern for some
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FINAL VERDICT

There is no denying that the Beretta Tomcat 3032 is an aging design in a world chock-full of 1-inch wide micro-compact pistols with high capacity. However, the Tomcat is very easy to operate, and the recoil is absurdly mild. This gun is so much fun to shoot while still remaining concealable, even by today's standards. A heavy trigger and tiny sights make this gun a bit of a chore to shoot if you are trying for extreme accuracy, but everything else makes up for its shortcomings. This gun isn't for everyone, but for those interested in a small, soft-shooting, pocket-sized gun that is oozing with that cool factor, the Tomcat may be worth a look.