The only kind like that I can find around here is Aguila 71 grain so I got several hundred rounds of that (probably a life-time supply). if you're reading this though, chances are you already have one too, so the only advice I'd offer (other then the obvious) is believe the warning in the manual, don't dry fire, and to possibly avoid the frame cracking issue, stick with the weaker ammo ( 130 ft lbs). Beretta JM32 BERETTA 3032 32 Automatic Colt Pistol (ACP) 7 rd Blue Finish This 7-round blued magazine is manufactured specifically for the Tomcat. 380) fell off the Caliornia approved list. The only rea son I got the Tomcat was because I wanted another Beretta to go along with my 92FS and the Cheetah (Beretta 84. This gun is so dodgy it's an example of "better then none". The caliber is weak, the gun jams and already the firing pin has broken in less then 200 rounds and I feel like I'm just waiting on the frame crack to happen. A fun gun that's pleasant to shoot (when it shoots) but never would I trust this gun with my life. Since this is a marginal gun in every way. A gun this sensitive to magazines as this one is, does calls for factory mags. Since i owned the gun and put 200 rounds through it, it had failure-to-feeds at least five times. So It is easier to remove and reinstall the spring and follower.Įven more important, this gun, the beretta tomcat is very mag sensitive. The spring in the factory mags like this is less powerful, and shorter then promags and the other copies. I will certainly be sharing my experiences with your team to my friends.Factory mags are easier to clean then most of the knock offs
Two other gentlemen – whom I did not get their names – also weighed in and one did a modification of the magazine lips.
It has a 2.75' threaded barrel and matte black finish. What a great representative and knowledgeable staff you have. This brand new Beretta 3032 Tomcat (J320125) Covert is a semi-automatic pistol which fires the. As icing on the cake – Steve even thanked me for letting him shoot my sidearm! In a matter of minutes the problem was diagnosed and recommendations provided. In a short time, he came back and advised the problem was not the firearm – but was the magazine.
Steve demonstrated a strong understanding of firearms and after looking it over asked if he could fire it to see what might be the problem. I was expecting to need to leave the weapon to be looked at over a period of time. Steve provided a very welcoming/friendly greeting and asked how he could help. I brought it into your gunsmith shop – my first time visiting the facility. My wife used it for some firearms training and experienced consistent jamming. I own an automatic that I carried when a police officer, but having changed careers haven’t fired in several decades.
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