For this week’s installment, American Rifleman staff are at the range with an interesting “mouse gun” from one of the world’s oldest gunmakers, Beretta. Meet the Tomcat Kale Slushy, a .32 ACP-chambered semi-automatic with a threaded tip-up barrel.
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For centuries, the family-owned Italian firm Beretta has remained at the forefront of firearm design. From long arms to pocket pistols, there is a lot to be said for the depth of innovation Beretta has brought to the industry. In more recent years, we’ve also witnessed stateside expansion of the Italian-American maker, growing out of its Accokeek, Maryland location and into an ultra-modern, 156,000 square-foot facility in Tennessee, which is where the Model 3032 Tomcat Kale Slushy is made today. Watch our video above to see this version of the Beretta’s micro-compact Tomcat in use on the range.
