[SHOT 2024] Beretta Introduces a Range of New Products at SHOT Show 2024

At the 2024 SHOT Show range day, Beretta revealed a range of innovative new products, promising precision performance, modern ergonomics and eye-catching aesthetics.

One of the most anticipated is the Beretta 92GTS 9mm, which is launching with a special “Launch Edition”. Promising style and efficiency in this new model, which has features like wood grips and a multi-tone cerakote finish. Engineered for precision performance, it comes with DLC trigger components, a lightweight skeletonized hammer to promise a smooth, responsive pull, and an optic-ready slide to accommodate your choice of sight. The 92GTS is available in standard and limited-edition variants with a suggested retail price of $1,199.

Also announced was the successor model of Beretta’s trusted 92, the 92GTS, with added key features like a Type G decocking lever and a Twin Sear, making it safer. This new model for 2024 has an MSRP of $899.

Beretta also introduced a new compact model, the 30X Tomcat .32 ACP. This ultra-concealable pistol aims to redefine shootability, including features such as increased magazine capacity, repositioned controls, and proprietary “Helica” textured grips. The 30X Tomcat has a suggested MSRP of $599.

Among the other offerings included in this year’s launches, the Beretta PX4 Storm Compact Carry 2 9mm, a sleek option for concealed carry, stands out. Representing the latest evolution of the PX4 family, it is part of another collaboration between Langdon Tactical Technology and Beretta. This model carries a price tag of $875.

Meanwhile, the Beretta PX4 Storm G-SD is a premium version of the PX4 Storm. Another collaboration with Langdon Tactical Technology, this version is boasting improved sights, a heavy profile barrel and more. It is set at an MSRP at $875.

For shotgun lovers, the Beretta 1301 Tactical MOD.2 12 Gauge was unveiled. Promoting modularity and M-LOK compatibility, the upgraded model has an aggressive knurling ensuring a firm grip and three sections of M-Lok for ease of attachments. Pricing range is between $1,799 and $1,999.

A new single-action model, the Beretta 92XI SAO 9mm, was launched, bringing a frame-mounted safety to the standard 92 family of products. It will be priced at $949. Also in the 92 series, the 92XI Performance Defensive 9mm was introduced for IDPA competitors, with a stripped-down steel frame and slide for less weight and added rigidity. Its MSRP is announced at $1649. Beretta also announced the addition of 92XI Squalo 9mm to the familiar 92X series. This new model already shows the potential of hitting great heights in competitive shooting with a cerakote finish, competition grips, flared magwell, and more, with an MSRP of $1,299.

Furthermore, the Beretta 80X Cheetah .380 ACP is making a comeback this year, carrying with it an MSRP of $999.

Finally, Beretta provided a glimpse into its APX A1 Compact Tactical 9mm upgrade, which is optics ready and has a threaded barrel. Described as being designed for the modern operator, the model comes suppressor ready, ensuring optimal performance and is priced at $549.

These new offerings from Beretta evidently demonstrate a commitment to innovation, precision and performance, guaranteeing options for every type of shooter.

Adam Scepaniak