Selected Handgun Detail

Manufacturer
	Fabbrica D' Armi Pietro Beretta SpA More Info

About the Gun

Compact polymer-frame DA/SA pistol with a double-stack magazine, interchangeable backstraps, and an integral rail. Cougar-pattern rotating-barrel lockup with a heavier barrel contour than the standard Compact. Type G slide-mounted decocker only, with carry-style levers and a bobbed hammer. Sniper Gray steel slide on a black polymer frame. Factory D hammer spring, orange-dot front sight with a black rear, oversized magazine release, and a Talon wrap included in the box.

Production

Production began in 2024 and is currently ongoing.

Market value

MSRP is around $949. Current used market value for examples in good to very good condition ranges $500–$650.

Cartridge Specifications
Cartridge:	9 mm Luger
Alias:	9 mm Parabellum
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Analysis

Beretta introduced Compact Carry 2 at the 2024 SHOT Show as the factory successor to the 2017 Langdon Compact Carry, timed with the PX4’s twentieth year and the full-size G-SD. The Compact envelope and rotating-barrel lockup stayed the same. The new factory spec added a bobbed hammer, a heavier barrel contour, a D hammer spring, carry-style Type G decockers sized between the old stealth levers and the standard Compact levers, an oversized magazine release, and plain orange-front / black-rear sights. A Talon wrap still ships in the box. The first Compact Carry had assembled existing catalog parts onto a Type G Compact. Compact Carry 2 folded in parts Beretta developed with Langdon Tactical after that first run. Langdon Tactical also buys the factory gun and sells its own trigger-job and optic-cut packages; those shop guns are a different product and bring more money than a stock JXC9G15CC2.