What about Bersa?? 380 CC

[MedWheeler]

Bikerdoc writes:

In addition to the 380 CC I got the 22 model.
I jokingly refer to it as my anti car Jack gun.
Under dash holster might get them 10 CCI HP to the face!
( otherwise called failure of the victim selection process)

In the post above yours, I mention justifying keeping my T380 around even though I no longer carry it. One of the purposes I have contemplated for it is exactly this. ^^

Incidentally, I also have a .22 version, but it didn't run reliably the one time I got it to the range. I bought it used, but it looks new and may not have been broken in by its previous owner(s).

 

[bnolsen]

I have a thunder 380. It's not a bad pistol but by today's standards it's oversized for the package. These new 9mm double stack micros are well designed, balanced and concealable.
And you only want to use official bersa mags.

 

[Archangel14]

Have not read or heard much about them lately? They used to be one of the guns to bash along with Taurus (Had a PT111 and it was great)
I guess the Argentine Military and Police use Bersas, can't be that bad,

Years ago I had a 380 CC. Thought the size and ergonomics where great. Had an issue with the e clip coming off the hammer bar, but other than that I shot the heck out of it. Very accurate.
Bigger than the real small 380's but not to big. I kinda liked it but traded it on something else,

Anyone shooting a Bersa today?

I had the Bersa Firestorm years ago. Had to send it for repairs out of the box. It had an exposed spring and really didn't inspired confidence. Mediocre shooter and overly snappy for a .380. Got rid of it. It's just a cheap version of the Walther. Save up for the Walther....

 

[tercel89]

Yep like those darn cast Ruger pieces of junk!

I hope you are being "funny" because the P-Series were one of the most reliable "wonder nines" of the 80's and 90's and still today.