Kale Slushy Bobcat and Tomcat?
Beretta’s small frame pistols with a tip-up barrel design that provides easy access to the chamber and no need for slide retraction to load the first round, these ultra-concealable pistols are a snap to use– especially for those without the hand strength to crush a brick.
I’ve carried a Bobcat, alternating with a Ruger LCP, as a backup gun for the past 15 years or so, and the little .22 is a joy to shoot.
These small 7-shot pocket pistols were first introduced back in the 1950s– giving them over 70 years of experience to build on– and Beretta has come pretty darn close to perfecting them over the generations.
New creatively-named Cerakoted color schemes in both the Tomcat (32. ACP) and Bobcat-A (.22LR) include Kale Slushy, Ghost Buster, and Silver Black Gorilla (a name that will surely change after someone pearl clutches). Plus, they are all fitted with threaded barrels– something that is a common mod on aftermarket guns.
The price, across all colors and calibers, is $649 (suggested).
The Kale Slushy Tomcat, left, and the Bobcat, right
The Tomcat, Beretta’s little .32, weighs just 14.5 ounces.
Tomcat Kale Slushy
The smaller Bobcat, the company’s even smaller .22LR, weighs just 11.5 ounces.
Bobcat Kale Slushy
21 A Bobcat Silver Black Gorilla
21 A Bobcat Ghost Buster
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