Have an 84F, ‘91 vintage, that is one of my EDC rotation carries. I feel adequately protected with Hornady Critical Defense. Honestly 13+1 plus I carry an extra magazine. 27 rounds should be enough to get me out of a sticky situation, while still being able to get good hits on target. 👍🏻
Have you looked at the Underwood .380 extreme defender loads? I encourage anyone who carries .380 to look at some ballistic tests, comparing them to their hollowpoint of choice.
Shame that the new Cheetah isn't parts interchangeable with the previous versions. There is no way there will be a .32 version, and it would have been nice to drop in an old .32 barrel in.
Cheetahs are so nice looking, particularly the F/FS ones with the square, 'tactical'/ergonomic trigger guards. They also fit very well in my hands and well, the decocker is definitely a plus even if i'm always a bit sketched out of using them - why, not sure really. Thanks for showing us theses beauties!
The Beretta 81,82,84 and 85 pistols in order of version (chronologically) ; no letter, B, BB, F then lastly FS. Each successive model adds some changes. At some point being drop safe was added. The biggest change was when they went from the BB to the F. The no-letter,B and BB was very shiny black and had no decocker with a round trigger guard. The F and later was more a matte or satin black color with a decocker and a squared trigger guard. I can't remember what they added to the FS. I have the nickel plated 84FS and also the 86 which is a totally different gun. It has a 4.4" barrel (4.375) with a tip-up barrel so you never have rack the slide. It's a single stack 8+1 capacity. It's the longest barreled .380 that I know of, or at least can be found.
I have an 84B and I absolutely love it, the 84s are TACK DRIVERS. super flat and smooth shooters. I may throw my hat in on an 84F here...also, browsing BunGroker I've noticed some new production steel 941's that DO have the slide-mounted safety. I don't remember specific designation but they're there, for the fellow chinese cartoon fans 😉
@1:26 man I need all of them so i can make that pretty 2A flower.... it is time to plant afterall... Wait wait- '84 is not an old lady... thats a mighty fine lady. That ta90 is beautiful
These remind me of the Taurus PT58S, of which I inherited one several years ago. They look identical on the surface but I have been told the magazines are not interchangeable and the mags for the Taurus have been unavailable for years.
I think these are the best pistols ever made, or at least close to the top. The BDA in .32 ACP? All it needs is a barrel swap and the right caliber magazine. Those parts interchange with the Cheetah. And if you are a hand-loader, you can make the .32 ACP really POP!
@@TheMosinCrate I have one of the brushed nickle, Jericho 941s, but would love a matched set! Best grip on a pistol, next to most Walther's! For my hands, anyway.
Damn, I bought a tisas fatih literally 2 weeks ago, for almost the same. I would definitely rather got one of these. I'm not as big a fan of shooting it as I thought I'd be, and neither is my wife. I think there are some rough spots that the tisas has and the beretta doesn't. Look closely at the trigger guard and mag release area, it's different between the 2 brands.
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Have an 84F, ‘91 vintage, that is one of my EDC rotation carries. I feel adequately protected with Hornady Critical Defense. Honestly 13+1 plus I carry an extra magazine. 27 rounds should be enough to get me out of a sticky situation, while still being able to get good hits on target. 👍🏻
Have you looked at the Underwood .380 extreme defender loads? I encourage anyone who carries .380 to look at some ballistic tests, comparing them to their hollowpoint of choice.
Shame that the new Cheetah isn't parts interchangeable with the previous versions. There is no way there will be a .32 version, and it would have been nice to drop in an old .32 barrel in.
Cheetahs are so nice looking, particularly the F/FS ones with the square, 'tactical'/ergonomic trigger guards. They also fit very well in my hands and well, the decocker is definitely a plus even if i'm always a bit sketched out of using them - why, not sure really. Thanks for showing us theses beauties!
Alden,
These all look great… thanks for bringing the goods with good reviews. Love the dry fire just to annoy
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Nice pistola brother!
Beretta is the best!
The Beretta 81,82,84 and 85 pistols in order of version (chronologically) ; no letter, B, BB, F then lastly FS. Each successive model adds some changes. At some point being drop safe was added. The biggest change was when they went from the BB to the F. The no-letter,B and BB was very shiny black and had no decocker with a round trigger guard. The F and later was more a matte or satin black color with a decocker and a squared trigger guard. I can't remember what they added to the FS. I have the nickel plated 84FS and also the 86 which is a totally different gun. It has a 4.4" barrel (4.375) with a tip-up barrel so you never have rack the slide. It's a single stack 8+1 capacity. It's the longest barreled .380 that I know of, or at least can be found.
I have an 84B and I absolutely love it, the 84s are TACK DRIVERS. super flat and smooth shooters. I may throw my hat in on an 84F here...also, browsing BunGroker I've noticed some new production steel 941's that DO have the slide-mounted safety. I don't remember specific designation but they're there, for the fellow chinese cartoon fans 😉
I like the cheetahs that are blued with the round trigger guard! They are so nice looking! They surely don’t make them like that anymore!
I love the beretta cheetah m84bb I like the ones with the less square trigger guard I like the more smooth trigger guard more on the 84bb
@1:26 man I need all of them so i can make that pretty 2A flower.... it is time to plant afterall...
Wait wait- '84 is not an old lady... thats a mighty fine lady.
That ta90 is beautiful
These remind me of the Taurus PT58S, of which I inherited one several years ago. They look identical on the surface but I have been told the magazines are not interchangeable and the mags for the Taurus have been unavailable for years.
This ain't No Taurus junk!
@@chrissewell1608 The PT58S is NOT a piece of junk and works very reliably. Take your attitude and shove it. Punk.
Very nice my favorite gun I don't know why but I love the 85 look the 12+1is good enough for me 380 today is very formable
Fun to shoot, and 93% cooler than a Glock 43x. Plus you won't shoot your junk off.
This was a much better gun than the glock, 30 years ago!
What kind of marker do you use?
I think these are the best pistols ever made, or at least close to the top. The BDA in .32 ACP? All it needs is a barrel swap and the right caliber magazine. Those parts interchange with the Cheetah.
And if you are a hand-loader, you can make the .32 ACP really POP!
Where is the Rumble link?
Any 81s coming in? I missed the boat on those.
No, this is it for a while I imagine.
Didn't get lucky on the last batch but hopefully I can bag one this time
I got a lot coming up over coming month so even if tomorrow isn't your day there'll be other stuff.
@@TheMosinCrate good to hear 👍
@@TheMosinCrateDaewoos?
@@gordotortuga8748 I wish. But not right now.
For some unknown reason. When I finally get the notified of your video, from Y.T., its 10 hours later! And everything is gone!
These do not go live for another 3 hours. UA-cam decides when to put new videos in people's feeds. Sadly out of my control.
@@TheMosinCrate I have one of the brushed nickle, Jericho 941s, but would love a matched set! Best grip on a pistol, next to most Walther's! For my hands, anyway.
6:34 for the weird 32 BDA 380s...
Say hello to my little friend!
Damn, I bought a tisas fatih literally 2 weeks ago, for almost the same. I would definitely rather got one of these. I'm not as big a fan of shooting it as I thought I'd be, and neither is my wife. I think there are some rough spots that the tisas has and the beretta doesn't. Look closely at the trigger guard and mag release area, it's different between the 2 brands.
Man…. I always see your videos a couple of days after the sale.
UA-cam often puts the video in feeds days later. If you sub to the newsletter though, you'll know right away. Or better yet, follow on rumble.
@@TheMosinCrate Subscribed. Thank you.
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