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{{gun
 
{{gun
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|name= Browning BDA-380
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|name= Beretta Cheetah Series
 
|image= Beretta 84F-JH01.jpg
 
|image= Beretta 84F-JH01.jpg
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|caption= The Beretta 84 Cheetah.
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|caption= The Beretta 84F.
 
|origin= [[Italy]]
 
|origin= [[Italy]]
 
|type= [[semi-automatic pistol]]
 
|type= [[semi-automatic pistol]]
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|width=  
 
|width=  
 
|height=  
 
|height=  
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|cartridge= [[.32 ACP]] (81 series)<br>[[.380 ACP]] (84, 85, 86 series and BDA)<br>[[.22 LR]] (87 series)
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|cartridge= [[.32 ACP]] (81 series)<br>[[.380 ACP]] (84, 85, 86 series)<br>[[.22 LR]] (87 series, 89)
 
|caliber=  
 
|caliber=  
 
|gauge=  
 
|gauge=  
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|action= [[blowback]], [[double action]]
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|action= [[blowback]], [[single action]] (most models), [[double action]] (mod. 87s)
 
|chambers=  
 
|chambers=  
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|twist=  
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|twist= RH, 6 grooves (all)<br>Twist rate varies by model
 
|ROF=  
 
|ROF=  
 
|muzzle_velocity=  
 
|muzzle_velocity=  
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* 10 rounds (87 Target)
 
* 10 rounds (87 Target)
 
|sights= [[iron sights]]
 
|sights= [[iron sights]]
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|radius=  
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|radius= ''see tables''
 
<!-- Service history -->
 
<!-- Service history -->
 
|service= 1981-present
 
|service= 1981-present
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|variants= ''see text''
 
|variants= ''see text''
 
|notes=  
 
|notes=  
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}}The '''Beretta Cheetah''', also known with its original model name of "Series 80", is a line of compact [[blowback]] operated [[semi-automatic pistol]]s designed and manufactured by [[Beretta]] of [[Italy]]. They were introduced in 1976 and include models in [[.32 ACP]] (Model 81), [[.380 ACP|.380 ACP (''9 mm Short'')]] (Model 84, 85 and 86) and [[.22 LR]] (Model 87).
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The '''Beretta Cheetah''', also known with its original model name of "Series 80", is a line of compact [[blowback]] operated [[semi-automatic pistol]]s designed and manufactured by [[Beretta]] of [[Italy]]. They were introduced in 1976 and include models in [[.32 ACP]] (Model 81), [[.380 ACP|.380 ACP (''9 mm Short'')]] (Model 84, 85 and 86) and [[.22 LR]] (Model 87, 89).
  
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It was also marketed in North America as the [[Browning BDA-380]] from [[1977]]-[[1997]].
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It is often believed to have been marketed in North America as the [[Browning BDA-380]] from [[1977]]-[[1997]], but this is not correct. While the BDA-380 was manufactured by Beretta, it is in fact an independent design and not a variant of the Cheetah series (see below for more).
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==Variants==
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===BB models===
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Improvements to the original Cheetah resulted in the '''BB''' suffix (e.g. ''81BB''). These models have a loaded chamber indicator and firing pin safety. Later BB models replaced the original wooden grips with black plastic grips.
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===FS models===
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Current production models are in the '''FS''' configuration (e.g. ''81FS''). This includes a restyled trigger guard (notably square shaped) similar in appearance to current [[Beretta 92]] models that allow for a finger hold on the front of the trigger guard. Previous models have a rounded trigger guard. A decocker was integrated into the safety; when the safety-lever is manipulated to safe, the hammer is also lowered.
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== Models ==
 
===81 and 82===
 
===81 and 82===
 
These two models are chambered for the [[.32 ACP]] cartridge. The '''81''' has a double stacked magazine with 12 round capacity, while the '''82''' has a single stacked magazine with 8 round capacity and resultant thinner grips.
 
These two models are chambered for the [[.32 ACP]] cartridge. The '''81''' has a double stacked magazine with 12 round capacity, while the '''82''' has a single stacked magazine with 8 round capacity and resultant thinner grips.
  
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===84 and 85 ===
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=== 83, 84 and 85 ===
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These two models are chambered for the [[.380 ACP|.380 ACP (''9 mm Short'')]] cartridge. The '''84''' has a double stacked magazine with 13 round capacity, while the '''85''' has a single stacked magazine with 8 round capacity and resultant thinner grips. It has a four inch barrel, and has an ambidextrous frame-mounted [[De-cock/safety]]. The frame is alloy. It is available in both black and satin nickel finishes, with plastic or wood grips.
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These models are chambered for the [[.380 ACP|.380 ACP (''9 mm Short'')]] cartridge. The '''84''' has a double stacked magazine with 13 round capacity, while the '''83''' and '''85''' have a single stacked magazine with 8 round capacity and consequently thinner grips. The 84 and 85 have a 3.81" barrel, while the 83 has a 4" barrel. Each has a light alloy frame.
  
 
===86===
 
===86===
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In 1986 Beretta introduced the model '''86''' which differs significantly from other models in the series, because it has a redesigned front end with a tip-up barrel that hinges in front of the trigger guard. This allows the shooter to load a cartridge directly into the chamber if they do not wish to operate the slide.
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[[File:Beretta 86.gif|thumb|left|Model 86 with breech opened.]]In 1986 Beretta introduced the model '''86''' which differs significantly from other models in the series because it has a redesigned front end with a tip-up barrel that hinges in front of the trigger guard. This allows the shooter to load a cartridge directly into the chamber if they do not wish to operate the slide.
  
 
===87===
 
===87===
 
There are two distinct '''87''' models both chambered for [[.22 LR]]. The standard model (introduced in 1986) is similar to other models, but the '''87 Target''' (introduced in 2000) has a longer barrel and slide (that can accept optical sights) and is single action only.
 
There are two distinct '''87''' models both chambered for [[.22 LR]]. The standard model (introduced in 1986) is similar to other models, but the '''87 Target''' (introduced in 2000) has a longer barrel and slide (that can accept optical sights) and is single action only.
  
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===Browning BDA-380===
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===89===
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The model '''89''' is also chambered for the [[.22 LR]] and is designed for competition and range training, with a lightweight frame and ergonomic grips.
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{| class="wikitable"
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|+ Model 89 Standard
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|-
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! Cartridge
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|.22 LR
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|-
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! Operation
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| Semi-auto, blowback
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|-
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! Hammer
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| Exposed, single-action
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|-
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! Length
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| 240mm (9.4")
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|-
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! Height
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| 135mm (5.3")
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|-
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! Weight (approx)
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| 1.16 kg (40.9 oz) empty
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|-
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! Barrel Length
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| 152mm (6")
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|-
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! Rifling
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| RH, 6 grooves, pitch 350mm (13.8")
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|-
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! Front Sight
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| Interchangeable blade (3 sizes)
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|-
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! Rear Sight
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| V-notch, adjustable for elevation and windage
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|-
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! Sight Radius
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| 185mm (7.3")
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|-
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! Safeties
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| Ambidextrous manual thumb safety locks the sear and slide in the closed position
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|-
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! Magazine
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| 8 round, single line
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|-
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! Frame
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| sand blasted and anodized light alloy
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|-
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! Slide
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| Brunion coated steel
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|-
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! Barrel-counterweight
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| Brunion coated steel
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|-
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! Other features
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|
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* Fixed barrel counterweight
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* Semi-anatomical grips
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* Micrometric adjustment of trigger after-run
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* 3 sizes anatomical walnut grips (on request)
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|}
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== Versions ==
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There are currently (as of Feb. [[2014]]) potentially five versions for models 81 through 87. The features for each version in models 81, 82, 84 and 85 are consistent between models (i.e., the 81FS, 82FS, 84FS and 85FS all have similar features), buthis is '''not''' the case with models 83, 86, 87 and 89, which were not made in all versions.
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=== Base version ===
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Base versions of models 81 through 87 are noted for having a rounded trigger guard and generally fewer safety features than subsequent versions. Safety is ambidextrous and frame-mounted. The frame is alloy, the slide is blued steel and the standard grips are wood.
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=== B version ===
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The B versions of models 81, 82, 84, and 85 introduced an [[automatic firing pin safety]], a shorter [[extractor]] and grooved front and back straps.
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=== BB version ===
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The BB versions of models 81, 82, 84 and 85 have more serrations on the slide, white dot and post sights and other subtle changes.  Later BB models replaced the original wooden grips with black plastic grips.
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=== F version ===
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The F versions of models 81, 82, 84 and 85 introduced the "combat" trigger guard with a squared-off front (similar in appearance to current [[Beretta 92]]) that allows for a finger hold, plastic grips, a proprietary "Bruniton" finish, a chrome-plated barrel and chamber, and a combination safety and decocker lever, which when operated in the middle position disconnects the trigger bar from the hammer, and in the upper position lowers the cocked hammer.
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=== FS version ===
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The last production models of .32 ACP and .380 ACP Cheetah pistols were in the '''FS''' configuration (e.g. ''81FS'').  In models 81, 82, 84 and 85 they included internal improvements over the F versions that are not visible during casual inspection.
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==Browning BDA-380==
 
{| class="wikitable" width="400" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="5" align="right"
 
{| class="wikitable" width="400" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="5" align="right"
 
|+ Historical data: Browning BDA-380<ref>Browning.com, [http://www.browning.com/customerservice/dategun/detail.asp?id=20 BDA-380 Pistol]</ref>
 
|+ Historical data: Browning BDA-380<ref>Browning.com, [http://www.browning.com/customerservice/dategun/detail.asp?id=20 BDA-380 Pistol]</ref>
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3. Serial Number beginning with 01001 at the start of each year.
 
3. Serial Number beginning with 01001 at the start of each year.
 
| Z=1<br>Y=2<br>X=3<br>W=4<br>V=5<br>T=6<br>R=7<br>P=8<br>N=9<br>M=0
 
| Z=1<br>Y=2<br>X=3<br>W=4<br>V=5<br>T=6<br>R=7<br>P=8<br>N=9<br>M=0
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|}The Browning BDA 380 is a blowback operated, double action semi automatic pistol manufactured by Beretta from 1977 to 1997 and often mistakenly believed to be a variant of the Cheetah when it is not &mdash; thought to be essentially the model 84BB with a standard ejection port instead of an open slide, a slide-mounted decocker/safety and a spur hammer. It has aluminium alloy frame and steel slide. Ambidextrous slide mounted safety switch disconnects the [[trigger]] from the [[hammer]] when engaged. The pistol featured low profile fixed sights and was available in either polished steel or blued finish, with wooden grip panels.  
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The Browning BDA 380 is a blowback operated, double action semi automatic pistol. It has aluminium alloy frame and steel slide. Ambidextrous slide mounted safety switch disconnects the [[trigger]] from the [[hammer]] when engaged. The pistol featured low profile fixed sightst and was available in either polished steel or blued finish, with wooden grip panels.  
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The Browning BDA 380 pistol was introduced in 1977 as a compact and lightweight pistol for police and civilian use. The gun was manufactured in Italy under contract from [[FN Herstal]] (Belgium) and marketed as [[FN model 140DA]] (in Europe) or [[Browning BDA 380]] (in USA). Some sources said that BDA 380 is a copy of the [[Beretta 84]], but close inspection shows some differences (i.e. the Beretta 84 has [[frame]] mounted safety while BDA 380 has slide mounted safety). The manufacture of the BDA 380 was discontinued in 1997. It was adopted by Belgian police.  
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The BDA 380 was introduced as a compact and lightweight pistol for police and civilian use. The gun was manufactured in Italy under contract from [[FN Herstal]] (Belgium) and marketed as [[FN model 140DA]] (in Europe) or [[Browning BDA 380]] (in USA). Some sources said that BDA 380 is a copy of the [[Beretta 84]], but close inspection shows some differences (i.e. the Beretta 84 has [[frame]] mounted safety while BDA 380 has slide mounted safety). The manufacture of the BDA 380 was discontinued in 1997. It was adopted by Belgian police.  
  
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The gun enjoyed a good reputation as reliable and comfortable to fire.  
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The gun enjoyed a good reputation as reliable and comfortable to fire.
  
 
==Users==
 
==Users==
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* [[Belgian]] police (BDA 380)
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* Algeria
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* [[Belgian]] police use the BDA 380 which, as noted above, is not in fact a Cheetah.
 
* [[Italy]]
 
* [[Italy]]
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* Kazakhstan - since 2007 used as service pistol in private security companies<ref>"Регистрационный номер: 3.1/003 Пистолет служебный BERETTA - 84"
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Постановление Правительства Республики Казахстан № 1305 от 28 декабря 2006 года "Об утверждении Государственного кадастра гражданского и служебного оружия и патронов к нему на 2007 год"</ref>
 
* [[Philippines]] (National Intelligence Coordinating Agency)
 
* [[Philippines]] (National Intelligence Coordinating Agency)
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* Slovenia
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* Venezuela
  
 
==Resources==
 
==Resources==
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{{gun manuals}}
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{{pistol manuals}}
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* [http://www.gunownersresource.com/manuals/pistols/BerettaSeries81.pdf '''Beretta Series 81'''] Instruction Manual in Italian, English & French (10 pgs, 464 KB)
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* [http://www.gunownersresource.com/?wpfb_dl=250 '''Beretta Series 81'''] Instruction Manual (Italian, English & French)
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* [http://www.gunownersresource.com/manuals/pistols/BerettaSeries87.pdf '''Beretta Series 87 Target'''] Instruction Manual in Italian, English & French (10 pgs, 484 KB)
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* [http://www.gunownersresource.com/?wpfb_dl=249 '''Beretta Series 87 Target'''] Instruction Manual (Italian, English & French)
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* [http://www.gunownersresource.com/manuals/pistols/BrowningBDA-380.pdf '''Browning BDA-380'''] Owner's Manual (31 pgs, 853 KB)
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* [http://www.gunownersresource.com/?wpfb_dl=248 '''Beretta 89 Standard'''] Instruction Manual (English only)
  
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* There's also a [http://www.gunownersresource.com/?wpfb_dl=240 '''Browning BDA-380'''] Owner's Manual, in case that's what you were looking for...
  
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=== Images ===
 
<gallery>
 
<gallery>
 
Image:Beretta 84F-JH02.jpg|The Beretta 84.
 
Image:Beretta 84F-JH02.jpg|The Beretta 84.
 
Image:Beretta 84F-JH03.jpg|The Beretta 84 disassembled.
 
Image:Beretta 84F-JH03.jpg|The Beretta 84 disassembled.
 
Image:Beretta 87 Target.jpg|The Beretta 87 Target.
 
Image:Beretta 87 Target.jpg|The Beretta 87 Target.
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Image:BDA 380.jpg|The Browning BDA-380.
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Image:BDA 380.jpg|The Browning BDA-380. (aka Not A Cheetah)
 
File:Browning BDA 380(1978-Present).png|Parts view of a Browning BDA-380, with parts legend.
 
File:Browning BDA 380(1978-Present).png|Parts view of a Browning BDA-380, with parts legend.
 
File:Browning BDA380 Auto.png|Another BDA-380 diagram
 
File:Browning BDA380 Auto.png|Another BDA-380 diagram
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File:Beretta_87_Auto.png|Parts for the model 87 (.22 LR)
 
File:Beretta_87_Auto.png|Parts for the model 87 (.22 LR)
 
</gallery>
 
</gallery>
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== References ==
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<references/>
  
 
==External links==
 
==External links==
 
*[http://www.beretta.com/Pistols-Carbines/Defence/Compact/index.aspx?m=82&idc=14 Official Beretta Cheetah page]
 
*[http://www.beretta.com/Pistols-Carbines/Defence/Compact/index.aspx?m=82&idc=14 Official Beretta Cheetah page]
  
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Revision as of 12:31, 19 May 2014

Beretta Cheetah Series
Beretta 84F-JH01.jpg
The Beretta 84F.
Type semi-automatic pistol
Land of Origin Italy
Specifications
Length 172 mm
185 mm (86)
225 mm (87 Target)
173 mm (BDA)
Barrel length 97 mm
111 mm (86)
150 mm (87 Target)
Weight 685 g (81)
660 g (84FS)
620 g (85FS)
660 g (86)
570 g (87)
835 g (87 Target)
640 g (BDA)
Cartridge .32 ACP (81 series)
.380 ACP (84, 85, 86 series)
.22 LR (87 series, 89)
Action blowback, single action (most models), double action (mod. 87s)
Rifling/Twist RH, 6 grooves (all)
Twist rate varies by model
Feed Mag size by model:
  • 12 rounds (81)
  • 13 rounds (84)
  • 8 rounds (82, 85, 86, 87 Cheetah)
  • 10 rounds (87 Target)
Sights iron sights
Sight Radius see tables
Service History
In service 1981-present
Used by see Users
Production History
Design Date 1975
Manufacturer Beretta, Browning
Produced 1976 - present
Variants see text

The Beretta Cheetah, also known with its original model name of "Series 80", is a line of compact blowback operated semi-automatic pistols designed and manufactured by Beretta of Italy. They were introduced in 1976 and include models in .32 ACP (Model 81), .380 ACP (9 mm Short) (Model 84, 85 and 86) and .22 LR (Model 87, 89).

It is often believed to have been marketed in North America as the Browning BDA-380 from 1977-1997, but this is not correct. While the BDA-380 was manufactured by Beretta, it is in fact an independent design and not a variant of the Cheetah series (see below for more).

Contents

Models

81 and 82

These two models are chambered for the .32 ACP cartridge. The 81 has a double stacked magazine with 12 round capacity, while the 82 has a single stacked magazine with 8 round capacity and resultant thinner grips.

83, 84 and 85

These models are chambered for the .380 ACP (9 mm Short) cartridge. The 84 has a double stacked magazine with 13 round capacity, while the 83 and 85 have a single stacked magazine with 8 round capacity and consequently thinner grips. The 84 and 85 have a 3.81" barrel, while the 83 has a 4" barrel. Each has a light alloy frame.

86

Model 86 with breech opened.
In 1986 Beretta introduced the model 86 which differs significantly from other models in the series because it has a redesigned front end with a tip-up barrel that hinges in front of the trigger guard. This allows the shooter to load a cartridge directly into the chamber if they do not wish to operate the slide.

87

There are two distinct 87 models both chambered for .22 LR. The standard model (introduced in 1986) is similar to other models, but the 87 Target (introduced in 2000) has a longer barrel and slide (that can accept optical sights) and is single action only.

89

The model 89 is also chambered for the .22 LR and is designed for competition and range training, with a lightweight frame and ergonomic grips.

Model 89 Standard
Cartridge .22 LR
Operation Semi-auto, blowback
Hammer Exposed, single-action
Length 240mm (9.4")
Height 135mm (5.3")
Weight (approx) 1.16 kg (40.9 oz) empty
Barrel Length 152mm (6")
Rifling RH, 6 grooves, pitch 350mm (13.8")
Front Sight Interchangeable blade (3 sizes)
Rear Sight V-notch, adjustable for elevation and windage
Sight Radius 185mm (7.3")
Safeties Ambidextrous manual thumb safety locks the sear and slide in the closed position
Magazine 8 round, single line
Frame sand blasted and anodized light alloy
Slide Brunion coated steel
Barrel-counterweight Brunion coated steel
Other features
  • Fixed barrel counterweight
  • Semi-anatomical grips
  • Micrometric adjustment of trigger after-run
  • 3 sizes anatomical walnut grips (on request)

Versions

There are currently (as of Feb. 2014) potentially five versions for models 81 through 87. The features for each version in models 81, 82, 84 and 85 are consistent between models (i.e., the 81FS, 82FS, 84FS and 85FS all have similar features), buthis is not the case with models 83, 86, 87 and 89, which were not made in all versions.

Base version

Base versions of models 81 through 87 are noted for having a rounded trigger guard and generally fewer safety features than subsequent versions. Safety is ambidextrous and frame-mounted. The frame is alloy, the slide is blued steel and the standard grips are wood.

B version

The B versions of models 81, 82, 84, and 85 introduced an automatic firing pin safety, a shorter extractor and grooved front and back straps.

BB version

The BB versions of models 81, 82, 84 and 85 have more serrations on the slide, white dot and post sights and other subtle changes. Later BB models replaced the original wooden grips with black plastic grips.

F version

The F versions of models 81, 82, 84 and 85 introduced the "combat" trigger guard with a squared-off front (similar in appearance to current Beretta 92) that allows for a finger hold, plastic grips, a proprietary "Bruniton" finish, a chrome-plated barrel and chamber, and a combination safety and decocker lever, which when operated in the middle position disconnects the trigger bar from the hammer, and in the upper position lowers the cocked hammer.

FS version

The last production models of .32 ACP and .380 ACP Cheetah pistols were in the FS configuration (e.g. 81FS). In models 81, 82, 84 and 85 they included internal improvements over the F versions that are not visible during casual inspection.

Browning BDA-380

Historical data: Browning BDA-380[1]
Date Historical Information Serial No. Data
1977-1997 In 1975 Browning standardized its serial number identification which it followed until 1998. S/N Example:

425RR01001

This would be a BDA-380 pistol, made in 1977 with the serial number 01001.

1. BDA-380 Type 425=BDA 380
2. Date of Manufacture is a two digit code

3. Serial Number beginning with 01001 at the start of each year.

Z=1
Y=2
X=3
W=4
V=5
T=6
R=7
P=8
N=9
M=0
The Browning BDA 380 is a blowback operated, double action semi automatic pistol manufactured by Beretta from 1977 to 1997 and often mistakenly believed to be a variant of the Cheetah when it is not — thought to be essentially the model 84BB with a standard ejection port instead of an open slide, a slide-mounted decocker/safety and a spur hammer. It has aluminium alloy frame and steel slide. Ambidextrous slide mounted safety switch disconnects the trigger from the hammer when engaged. The pistol featured low profile fixed sights and was available in either polished steel or blued finish, with wooden grip panels.

The BDA 380 was introduced as a compact and lightweight pistol for police and civilian use. The gun was manufactured in Italy under contract from FN Herstal (Belgium) and marketed as FN model 140DA (in Europe) or Browning BDA 380 (in USA). Some sources said that BDA 380 is a copy of the Beretta 84, but close inspection shows some differences (i.e. the Beretta 84 has frame mounted safety while BDA 380 has slide mounted safety). The manufacture of the BDA 380 was discontinued in 1997. It was adopted by Belgian police.

The gun enjoyed a good reputation as reliable and comfortable to fire.

Users

  • Algeria
  • Belgian police use the BDA 380 which, as noted above, is not in fact a Cheetah.
  • Italy
  • Kazakhstan - since 2007 used as service pistol in private security companies[2]
  • Philippines (National Intelligence Coordinating Agency)
  • Slovenia
  • Venezuela

Resources

Template:Pistol manuals

  • There's also a Browning BDA-380 Owner's Manual, in case that's what you were looking for...

Images

  • The Beretta 84.

  • The Beretta 84 disassembled.

  • The Beretta 87 Target.

  • The Browning BDA-380. (aka Not A Cheetah)

  • Parts view of a Browning BDA-380, with parts legend.

  • Another BDA-380 diagram

  • Yet another view of the BDA380

  • Parts view of the 85B & BB variant.

  • Parts view of models 81 & 84

  • Parts for the model 87 (.22 LR)

References

  1. ↑ Browning.com, BDA-380 Pistol
  2. ↑ "Регистрационный номер: 3.1/003 Пистолет служебный BERETTA - 84" Постановление Правительства Республики Казахстан № 1305 от 28 декабря 2006 года "Об утверждении Государственного кадастра гражданского и служебного оружия и патронов к нему на 2007 год"

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