INTRODUCING THE BERETTA 20X BOBCAT, an ultra-concealable pistol designed with the revolutionary Effortless Loading System (ELS) featuring a push-button mechanism that eliminates the need to rack the slide, providing unparalleled ease for users with limited hand strength. Redefining shootability, this pocket-sized powerhouse boasts enhanced features such as increased magazine capacity, repositioned controls for optimal accessibility, a skeletonized trigger and hammer, a 35% lighter trigger pull, dovetail slide cuts for versatility and new proprietary “Helica” textured grips for added comfort, making it more enjoyable and fun to shoot. Its compact size and lightweight construction make it easy to carry, fitting seamlessly into a pocket, backpack, or survival kit without adding unnecessary bulk. The Beretta 20X Bobcat emerges as a discreet yet formidable option for those who prioritize mobility and preparation for any situation.
EFFORTLESS LOADING SYSTEM (ELS)
- The “Tip-Up” Effortless Loading System (ELS) features a pushbutton mechanism, eliminating the necessity to rack the slide, ensuring the easiest and quietest loading operation possible in a semi-automatic pistol. This model comes with a 1/2x28 threaded barrel installed.
IMPROVED COMFORT & DURABILITY
- Best-in-class ergonomics for a pocket-sized pistol is achieved by improved contouring, optimized control locations, and the new Helica texturing, allowing shooters to truly enjoy the improved 2X (100% better) durability of the reinforced frame design.
TRIDENT TRIGGER SYSTEM
- Improved trigger interface with Trident trigger system PLUS a 35% reduction in pull weight.*
INCREASED MAGAZINE CAPACITY
- The standard magazine holds 8 Rounds of .22LR while still maintaining the compact size users have come to expect from this highly concealable pistol.
INTERCHANGEABLE SIGHTS
- Dovetail slide cuts allow for user-adjustable and changeable irons configurations. Threaded Barrel models come with a factory-installed front white dot and blacked-out rear suppressor height sights.
