Beretta 20X Bobcat: Tip-Up .22 Gets an Overhaul

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  @boatbikemike8571 · 11 months ago

  Man, I’m so stoked for this series.

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  @ofiasdfnosdf · 11 months ago

  Love that YT won’t run ads on your videos! Makes me want even more to buy from Lucky Gunner!

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  @watchface6836 · 11 months ago

  The perfect thing to watch after a rough day at work.

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  @armedpanda1901 · 11 months ago

  On a side note, can’t wait for the Beretta 80X 32 ACP variant to finally come out, nice video!

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  @gannonwoods2456 · 11 months ago

  I don’t have a 20X, but I did purchase a 30X this year. It broke its firing pin after 200 rounds. I have sent it back to Beretta Tennessee for warranty repairs. There is a 4 week backlog at their repair center. Mine has yet to be evaluated despite being there for 2 weeks now. This leads me to believe that they are having lots of repair work for sup par QC. Figured people should be aware of this anecdote before considering purchasing the younger brother.

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  @kencoffman7145 · 11 months ago

  I use to carry a 21a in the 90s. Arguably the most reliable rimfire in the category at the time. It isn't an all day shooter because of the stated fouling but with a proper grip and reliable ammo it ran like a charm.

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  @LDR1100RS · 11 months ago

  The best gun channel on Youtube. Thanks, Chris!

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  @sgtjoeham · 11 months ago

  I bought one of these a month or so after release. The only reliable source of information was a 3 part youtube series where a gentleman had nothing but terrible things to say about the gun being picky with loads and having consistent failures to fire. After about 1500 rounds of a mixture of remington thunderbolt, cci mini mags, and aguila unjacketed target loads, I can count the number of malfunctions I've had on one hand. This is primarily suppressed, though I've spent at least 500 rounds without a can. The only cleaning I've done is run a boresnake through the barrel with some clp. Love this gun (except for the polymer mag that feels like it belongs on a springer airsoft gun, LOL).

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  @scruffysstash · 11 months ago

  I like the old bobcat 21a. It was a bit fat for its size, but still small and light weight. This newer version, just seems too bulky to be a good concealable pocket gun. If they did a full redesign, I would have preferred to see an extractor added. That is the once crutch of this design, if it fails to remove the casing, you're down until you use a rod or a knife to pry out the empty case.

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  @DustyGamma · 11 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3aAzcfgBiSU&amp;t=234">3:54</a> &nbsp;Squirrel assassin.

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  @mediocremedic427 · 11 months ago

  This is going to be a great series. Hurry up with the next one 😁

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  @YeTi-dude · 11 months ago (edited)

  Unrelated to the video - please please please review and test one of those &quot;screwdriver&quot; projectiles. External hollow point, G9, etc. You&apos;re the only people we all can trust to be objective

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