The most distinctive characteristic of the 3032 Tomcat, a unique Beretta handgun, is the capability to tip up the barrel and load or unload the gun without having to rack the slide. Despite being a simple blow-back design chambered in .32 ACP, this has helped it stand out from most of its competitors in that caliber (known as 7.62 Browning). While the double-action trigger on this rifle is rather heavy, tipping up the barrel to load or unload the gun is fairly simple. The Beretta Tomcat comes with a seven-round magazine, but ProMag extended magazines are also available. The threaded barrel on some variants, which enables you to attach a suppressor to the pistol, is another prominent feature. Despite lifting up and down, this barrel's design is fixed. The gun is incredibly precise because when it fires, the barrel doesn't move. With two grip panels that rest on the sides of the pistol, the gun's frame is made of aluminum. The left side of the handgun is supplied with thumb safety. The safety may be used in both modes on the trigger itself, which is double-action/single-action. The magazine release on this weapon is one of the most unusual. It is situated at the rear bottom side of the grip on the left side of the weapon. There is no slide release or last-round slide hold-open on this firearm. It just has a blow-back mechanism and there is no manual lock for the slide back.