Langdon Tactical LTT 80X Cheetah

Langdon Tactical Technology · Pistol · In Production · 2026

Also known as: 80X Cheetah .32 ACP, LTT 80X Cheetah

Overview

The Langdon Tactical LTT 80X Cheetah is a tuned variant of the Beretta 80X Cheetah, offered exclusively through Langdon Tactical and chambered in .32 ACP (7.65mm Browning). A hammer-fired, DA/SA blowback pistol built on Beretta's aluminum-framed 80X platform, it delivers noticeably softer recoil than a comparable .380 while retaining practical defensive capability. The LTT build adds refined ergonomics, an enhanced trigger, modern optic compatibility, and Vertec grips, with a 12-round magazine and a 3.9-inch barrel.

Specifications

Weight (empty)	709 g (25.0 oz)
Overall Length	173 mm (6.81")
Barrel Length	99 mm (3.90")
Action Type	Blowback
Firing Mechanism	Double Action Single Action
Trigger Type	Double Action
Magazine Capacity	12 rounds
Magazine Type	Detachable Box
Effective Range	25 m (27 yd)
Barrel Rifling	Right Hand
Frame Material	Aluminum
Slide Material	Steel
Barrel Material	Steel
Finish	Nitride

Calibers

.32 ACP · primary — also known as 7.65mm Browning, 7.65x17mm Browning SR, .32 Auto

Features

Firing modes: Semi Automatic
Feed systems: Detachable Box Magazine
Safety mechanisms: Manual Safety, Decocker, Firing Pin Block
Features: Da Sa Trigger, Optics Ready, Vertec Grips, Ltt Trigger Job, Threaded Barrel, Carry Bevel Package, Reduced Recoil

Variants

Langdon Tactical LTT 80X Cheetah Bronze — Finish

Production

Production years: 2026-present

Origin

Country of origin: United States

Designer: Ernest Langdon

Notes

Developed in partnership with Beretta as an LTT-exclusive .32 ACP 80X Cheetah. Black models ship with a threaded barrel; Bronze models use the standard Beretta Inox (non-threaded) barrel. Optional LTT upgrades include a trigger job, direct-milled Holosun EPS Carry optic cut, and the Carry Bevel Package with Cerakote or nitride finishes.

Background

Ernest Langdon revived Beretta's classic Cheetah in the long-overlooked .32 ACP, betting that low recoil and easy slide manipulation make the cartridge a smarter pick for recoil-sensitive and aging defensive shooters than the snappier .380.