Customer Reviews for Beretta Pico .380ACP 6RD Inox Black

I love the ease of carry but it’s sort of small for my hand. I still carry it almost everywhere; perfect pocket gun.

Very easy to conceal. Looks amazing and is dependable. My summer carry

Small firearm for a pocket or purse. Handling this is best for small hands but you will get a good grip for a nice little piece of protection. Great price and availability. Thanks Bud’s!!

Pretty small and the trigger sucks. Hard to shoot accurately.

Ideal for new conceal carry price was right. And easily concealed

Very nice looking gun. Small size is great. High quality materials went into this gun. It’s a good investment to get the pinky attachment if you have semi-large to large hands.

This little Pistol is so light I forget I’m carrying it. It’s accuracy is great out to 15 feet and inside a 10 inch plate at 25. It kicks pretty good but is expected on such a small light pistol!! Overall I Love the pistol and I’ve been trying to find another one but they are hard to find!!

too small to actually use IMO, and I don't have big hands either. its just awkward in the hand i guess is the issue

This was my first firearm, very good shooting especially who has a small hand like me. I like to carry in my pocket without anyone noticing.

What can I say about this? The sights are awesome, it's extremely thin and light and the beavertail mag grip allows me to get a four finger grip on the gun. It's a very light 380 so it's snappy, and it has a long, heavy trigger pull to make up for the lack of any safety. Due to these limitations, it's not a great range gun but most practical for a pocket/summer carry. The price, the honest-to-goodness sights and the all-stainless construction sold me, and I'm glad I went the route I did. I did get a minor surface discoloration on the slide after a few years of pocket carry, and the trigger makes it more difficult to shoot well than a DA/SA trigger, but it's reliable and fits this gun's intended purpose. The Euro mag release is classy, an interesting little touch.

Good pocket pistol. Comes with 2 well made magazines. Has fed any ammo I have used with no issues. Disassembly is fairly simple. I would buy it again.

The best pocket carry 380 there is. It’s small but still easy to grip and shoot if you practice. Not too snappy, either.

What a piece of garbage. It was made for ladies but I would NEVER put this in the tiny hand of my wife and tell her she would be safe. Unreliable, poorly made, not a good gun. Doesn't cycle hollow points. Just awful.

Very small and light. Works consistently with round nose and hollow points. The slide stop is almost impossible to use because it is so flat and smooth. The mag release is almost impossible to operate one handed because of its location and orientation.

It's very concealed. Shoots great and dosen't jam.. Not much recoil.. I wish they made a magazine that would hold more ammo but other than that I love this gun..

Perfect all the time gun which I carry as a back up to my S&W Model 60 357 magnum. I haven’t shot it a whole lot but it eats everything I have put through it. I keep Speer Gold Dots in it.

Took it to the range and the Pico is a great gun put a 100 rounds through it no problems. Make sure to put loctite on your front sight lost mine at the range, if not for that would've had 5 stars

Almost 2 years in, over 1000 rds without a single failure, and disappears on person. 'Nuff said.

Great price and great communication throughout the whole process. Shipped to my ffl dealer no problem. Thanks Buds! This was my first purchase and definitely won't be my last

My first pocket pistol and my first pistol from Beretta, I bought the little fella for concealed carry / personal defense. I've only put 50-60 rounds through it so far, but I am very pleased with its performance and ease of cleaning. I can only compare to my Keltec PF7 9mm, but it is more accurate and easier to maintain. It is now my EDC gun.

My favorite 380 I own. Thin, nothing to snag, breaks down extremely easy, and so far reliable. Fits in my hand fairly well for a 380.

My other .380 needed to go to the gunsmith for a magazine release upgrade. So I had an excuse to try out this gun. The gun shoots very well, 140 rounds, RN and HP. NO malfunctions. This is what I need 'cause it gets over a hundred degrees for a hundred days around here. I like Beretta anyway. Price is fantastic. Thank you Bud's.

I've had this pistol for some time now and have found it to be very accurate and reliable! While I do have other firearms I'd sooner carry (due to caliber and capacity), I find myself toting this one around nearly all the time due to the convenience (keeping the accuracy and reliability in mind). The slide and slide-stop were a bit stiff and difficult to operate at first, but after a little breaking in and practice, I can handle this just as easily as my larger pistols. This streamline little pistol may not be for everyone, but I am a very satisfied owner and would recommend checking them out.

Ok...first of all, everything on Bud's end was great no issues receiving gun as promised.
The gun would not chamber a round from minute one. Any type of ammo would jam on the ramp and nothing would chamber. I made the mistake of taking it upon myself to file down the edges of the ramp to help. STILL would not load, and jamming on the ramp. I finally sent it back with a note explaining to Beretta. They called me today, and said I need a new barrel, and since I had worked on it I needed to pay them $152 for the barrel of a $220 gun. I said well I wouldn't have worked on it if you had not sent me a defective gun to start with! I told them what a joke it was, (especially that price) and how was that working with a customer on an issue they created? Did not change mind. Haven't decided yet to pay or tell them what they can do with this joke of a gun.. Buy and roll the dice!

PICO Inox Black - .380 caliber
I currently own two Beretta pistols. A .22 caliber and a .32 caliber, both with tip up barrels.
Pros:
The gun is excellently crafted. The machining is top notch. All completely smooth surfaces with nothing on the gun to snag clothing or holster. The three white dots on the sights are very easy to focus on when the gun is pulled up to the eye. Should make for an excellent self defense weapon. Very concealable, easy to carry and very light weight. A very good looking gun. The gun comes with two clips, one flush mounted and one with the finger extension. The clip release is very easy to operate, from either side of the gun, especially by adding a drop of oil to it.
Cons:
The magazines are a bear to load, especially getting the last two rounds in the clip. The springs in the clips are extremely strong making loading very difficult, at least for me. I would hate to be in a situation where I had to load a clip in a hurry! Also, Beretta recommends racking the slide to load the first round into the chamber, which now takes me back to the situation of loading one more round into the clip, especially the 6th round which is the most difficult to load. The slide is very difficult to rack, despite my having well oiled all parts of the slide. (The difficulty of loading the clips and the difficulty of racking the slide could be due to my age and lack of strength in my hands. I'm 81 years old.) It would have been a big improvement to the overall workings of the gun if it had a tip up barrel. The hammer can only be fully depressed by using the tip of the first knuckle of your finger. I cannot get the gun to fire by using the second knuckle of my finger and the gun is difficult to hold unless I use the clip that comes with the gun that has the finger extension. The flush mounted clip makes the handle of the gun too short, difficult to hold on to, so the extension clip is my only option. The performance of the gun is excellent. Very accurate at short distances and loaded with hollow point ammunition should make this gun a formidable weapon at close range. All of these same comments can be seen on an evaluation of this gun on U-Tube. Perhaps a gun smith can change out the springs in the clips and slide, providing it doesn't impact the performance of the weapon. I will soon find out unless Beretta reads these comments and contacts me with some alternative solutions. I would dearly love to hear from Beretta to get their input on my comments of this weapon.
Overall, I think Beretta is on the right track although I would have designed the gun to resemble the .32 caliber, with a tip up barrel, which closely resembles a Walther PPK 7.65 caliber.
I can be contacted at: jjdcamper@gmail.com, if anyone has any suggestions or comments.