You might be thinking another model. There were quite a few smaller .22 cal pistols which look alike.
The Minx was introduced in 1978 in .22
The Jetfire was introduced in 1978 in .25acp
The 950 Jetfire was intriduced in 1994 in .25acp
The Model 20 was introduced in 1968-1969 (950b)
Nodel 21 introduced in 1985 (revised model 20) in .22
Model 21A introduced in 1984 in .22 and .25acp (replacement for model 20, 21)
...........which brings us to the Model 21 Bobcat of which there were three versions: original, nickel and EL version. Wilkipedia is incorrect. That is, unless the Book of Beretta was misprinted
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- Tue Jul 24, 2007 8:40 pm
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- Tue Jul 24, 2007 4:17 pm
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Sounds like a Beretta 418. serial numbers 647356-658016 made from 1945-1947 and chambered in 6.35mm Browning. Originally being introduced in 1938, the pistol featured a 8 round mag with 6 groove rifling in its barrel. Blued steel with anodized frame. Variations of this pistol include these models:
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421
The Bobcat didn't start production until 1994.
Looks something like the one in this post?
http://www.berettaforum.net/vb/showthread.php?t=25671
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The Bobcat didn't start production until 1994.
Looks something like the one in this post?
http://www.berettaforum.net/vb/showthread.php?t=25671
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