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Bersa 380
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Picked up the Bersa last night, love the way it feels! Watched some videos on it, now look forward to shooting it
Oh, and now looking for next gun. Thinking S & W .22 Revolver Model 317 or the S & W .357 Revolver Model 60. Any thoughts on these two?Mossberg 500
Ruger 10/22
Springfield XD9
Bersa .380Comment
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Congrats, enjoy in good health. Let us know how you like it after range report.
Btw, I'm also p/u my PPT's today.
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All Gave Some, Some Gave All...Comment
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Now you're acting like a real gun nut; haven't even fired the Bersa yet and you're thinking about your next purchase ;-).
Anything by Smith is generaly very high quality. The difference between a .22 and a .357 is a pretty big 'Delta'.
As always, go slow in making purchases. Try it before you buy it, if you can. Nothing worse than regretting the purchase after you get it.
Let us know what you think of the Bersa, once you get to shoot it.
God Did Not Create All Men Equal, Colonel Colt Did.Comment
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i would get the Kahr just my $0.02-John McClaneThat punk pulled a Glock 7 on me. You know what that is? It's a porcelain gun made in Germany. Dosen't show up on your airport X-ray machines, here, and it cost more than you make in a month.Comment
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Hi XD9JEN,
+1 on your Bersa Thunder .380acp purchase.
I have the Bersa/Firestorm .380acp version.
I was impressed with its accuracy and how comfortable it felt
in my hands at 7yds. Lots of fun to shoot!
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DLC’s Bersa Firestorm .380acp.
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DLC’s Bersa Firestorm .380acp. with Bianchi Holster.
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The wifey love her Bersa....bettern than the Kahr, which cost 2x...Comment
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Bersa 380 was my first pistol! Bought it for work to carry around. Got a small cheap 10 holser and pocket carried it. Wish it was a bit lighter, but other then that it rules, never have jams, trigger is great on single action.
Enjoy!NRA Member and Pistol Instructor, CGN/CGF supporter and CRPA Member. Time to put your money where your mouth is.
Current goal; become a Appleseed Rifleman.Comment
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If you have the Gold Tone Bersa (or the Pimp Pistol as one of the workers at the gun shop called it) - Beware Gun Scrubber. I got gun scrubber (original formula) on it and it took the sheen off of the any of the gold accent areas it touched. My trigger and takedown lever are now much brighter looking than the slide lock release, decocker and hammer. I don't know if the version of Gun Scrubber that is "safe" for plastic guns would have not caused the problem.
I got the Gold Tone because it was cheaper than the "normal" ones the shop had on stock, they had gotten a special deal and were passing the savings.
From the pictures that XD9JEN posted, I see the differences between a Bersa Firestorm and the Bersa Thunder (which is what I have).
1. The grips on a Firestorm have the finger grooves.
2. The rear sight on the Firestorm is fixed, the Thunder's has a windage adjustment.
3. The rear sight on the Firestorm has the U shape outline, the Thunder is a 3 dot sight.
Or at least that's the difference between the pictures posted and MY Bersa.
I knew about the grips, and replaced mine. I ordered the finger grips from: http://www.condorsflight.com/
I also ordered magazines from the same source.Send Lawyers, Guns and Money - On second thought, hold the Lawyers.Comment
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I bought the Gold Tone because it was the model that was on sale. The gold plating wears off fairly quickly. The only product I ever used on the exterior of the gun was Breakfree CLP. I used Shooters Choice inside the bore only.
Other than the finish, this is a great gun. Going on 3 years for me and no complaints. I have known guys who have owned and sold the Walther PPK/s. They had nothing but trouble with the Walther. Even If Bersa cost more than Walther, I would choose Bersa.
Just my .02.
God Did Not Create All Men Equal, Colonel Colt Did.Comment
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