Bersa Thunder 380

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My wife has one ... accurate as all get out .... it is a little rough fitted ... but after a box or two of rounds ...it slicks right up .... never had any FTF or FTF ... the slide is a little gritty ... magazines are a little $$ but so are most now days ... a little too big to be a pocket pistol ... but is about the right size for the 380 round... did I say it was accurate...
 
Depending on where you live 265 to 300 for a basic Thunder . I have 2 and they are both great little 380's .

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200-250 around me. Love mine, wife got it for me like 7-8 years ago.
 
Not sure what they sell for now but mine were $199 and $229 new, of course that was a few years ago. Both of mine have been carried quite a lot, but onky a few hundred rounds through each so I don't know if they will last 100 years. Up to date we have had no failures of any kind with either one of them.
 
Bought mine in 2008, used, for $250. Great piece, and was my EDC for two years. Never had an issue with it I didn't like. When I got it, I proofed it with all kinds of ammo, frequently mixed together in the magazine. Some was new, and some was nearly 20 years old. Some was brass-cased; some was aluminum-cased. There were FMJs, HPs, and Silvertips among the bunch.

I could not make that gun malfunction.

Only stopped carrying it regularly because I came across a Kel-Tec PF9. The PF9 is easier to carry, and a lot less pleasant to shoot. But, I still enjoy owning the Thunder and, if I were ever to lose the Kel-Tec (such as in a shooting incident confiscation or in a theft), the Thunder would go right back to daily carry duty with no qualms whatsoever.
 
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