[conehead]

Hi Folks,

Thanks for putting together a forum for these fine weapons. I have been shooting various stuff since the '70's, although I just discovered Bersa recently. My Bursa .380 Thunder Plus double stacked mofo is only the 2nd handgun I've purchased new since 1994. I shoot it once or twice every week at the range, regardless of whatever else I am shooting, because it lives on my nightstand when it is not in my range bag. As of yesterday, it's chewed up over 1500 rounds. A lot of the ammo in .380 is crap, but the gun only very rarely has a FTFeed. I have never had a problem using decent ammo. Love this gun. Want a 9mm 17 round Thunder Pro when it rains some money. Bursa is a high quality gun for a retiree's budget. Hello from Cincinnati!

conehead

 

[warbird1]

Hello fellow newby. Glad to be here. I do know about a retiree's budget. Good to hear the positive report on your .380!

 

[Gretschguy]

Welcome aboard from Tampa Bay.
I bought my BT-380 used, have only put about 150 rounds through it, and it's been 100%. I also have found that at S.D. ranges, I can shoot pretty decent groups. It's reliable and accurate.....what else do I need besides more ammo. lol

 

[Tony1990]

Hi Folks,

Thanks for putting together a forum for these fine weapons. I have been shooting various stuff since the '70's, although I just discovered Bersa recently. My Bursa .380 Thunder Plus double stacked mofo is only the 2nd handgun I've purchased new since 1994. I shoot it once or twice every week at the range, regardless of whatever else I am shooting, because it lives on my nightstand when it is not in my range bag. As of yesterday, it's chewed up over 1500 rounds. A lot of the ammo in .380 is crap, but the gun only very rarely has a FTFeed. I have never had a problem using decent ammo. Love this gun. Want a 9mm 17 round Thunder Pro when it rains some money. Bursa is a high quality gun for a retiree's budget. Hello from Cincinnati!

conehead

Welcome to Bersa Pistol Forum, glad to have you on board from the lone Star State. I too am a retiree so I am glad my Bersa Thunder 380 will eat every type of ammo even the $12.99 per box of 50 FMJ from the Academy.