DPM Recoil Reduction System for Beretta 84 & 85 FS Cheetah
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DPM Recoil Reduction System for Beretta 84 & 85 FS Cheetah

Classic Style. Modern Control. Drop-In Performance.

A Legacy Firearm Meets Leading Recoil Technology

Bring your trusted Beretta 84 or 85 FS Cheetah into the modern era with the DPM Mechanical Recoil Reduction System—a high-performance internal upgrade designed to reduce recoil, improve slide function, and protect your firearm from long-term wear. Perfect for shooters who demand more control from their compact .380 ACP platform, this system enhances every shot without altering the original design or footprint of the pistol.

The DPM system replaces the factory recoil rod with a multi-spring configuration, including an internal third spring that mitigates slide-to-frame impact and extends service life. Included are three interchangeable external springs—short, medium, and long—so you can fine-tune your recoil characteristics based on your preferred ammunition, shooting style, or carry setup.

üîß Key Features:

• ‚úÖ Specifically Designed for Beretta 84 & 85 FS Cheetah Models

• üõ†Ô∏è Drop-In Installation ‚Äì No gunsmithing required; preserve original specs

• ‚öôÔ∏è Triple-Spring System ‚Äì Reduces wear and improves cycling through internal buffer action

• üß∞ 3 Tuning Springs Included ‚Äì Customize slide tension to your shooting needs

• üõ°Ô∏è Slide & Frame Protection ‚Äì Internal damping reduces recoil and component fatigue

Spring Power Ratings:

‚ö†Ô∏è The system’s total resistance at full open provides robust protection against frame stress.

Performance Benefits:

• üîπ Noticeable recoil reduction for more enjoyable shooting

• üîπ Faster follow-up shots and improved shot placement

• üîπ Smooth, controlled cycling for better reliability

• üîπ Better double-tap accuracy and rhythm

• üîπ Reduced wear on slide and frame rails

Ideal For:

• Classic .380 ACP enthusiasts upgrading Beretta 84 or 85 FS models

• Concealed carriers looking for smoother function

• Shooters using varied .380 loads or +P variants

• Collectors preserving functionality while improving control