I had one back in 1978--I don't think it was called a Cheetah back then but a 13 round .380 with DA on the first shot. It was, as I recall a light recoiling weapon. I traded it in on a Walther PPKS in stainless steel. I was enamored with the idea of stainless steel weapons, my Gold Cup was SS and so was my Centenial.

I had two Berettas back then, the Cheetah and a .25 in single action only. I forget the model number. Both were perfectly reliable. There were no aftermarket magazines back then and the OEM magazines were very expensive--but functioned perfectly. If you have feed problems and you are using an aftermarket magazine that would be the first place I would look.

I have no memory of its accuracy--only that the grip was quite fat and was a bit too big for my hands.

Nice weapons. Been around a long time.

Congrats on the Cheetah. I have one with the black grips. It is a nice little sister to my 92 F.

Do you have any idea what it's going to cost to maintain 2 italian ladies?

Ammo costs alone will break you.

But, oh my the fun.

AFS

Originally Posted by AirForceShooter

Do you have any idea what it's going to cost to maintain 2 italian ladies?

Ammo costs alone will break you.

But, oh my the fun.

AFS

A friend of mine has four cars. I asked him once, "How many miles do you travel with four cars?"

And he replied, "The same number of miles as I would if I had one car."

I think that the same reasoning would apply to the two Italian sisters.

Very nice, congratulations.

Ma Ma Mia! Performance and beauty all in one, just how I like my women. Performance and Ugly only a second option.

Very nice! Conrats. Youve gotta love them Italians

Do you have any idea what it's going to cost to maintain 2 italian ladies?

Not any more than my Bersa pistols in the same calibers.

Once I got them home,,,
Upkeep is the same.

Aarond