Right now my Ruger P95, my FNX-9 are in the shop for repair. My Kahr PM9 just had the ejector "ejectected" from a round that blew out, so it is going into the shop. My S&W Bodyguard 380 has a bad laser, and waiting on one from factory and its backordered. (I do have the gun and can use it if needed without the laser).
The only gun that has been reliable and not malfunctioned, and have had no ammo malfunctions is my Bersa 380 CC. And, it is an accurate gun to boot! It is lightweight, easy to cary, accurate, feeds hollow points without any problems, and was inexpensive. The only bad thing I can say about it is that it gets dirtier than my other guns so I have to clean it a bit more when I get home from the range.
I hope I don't jinx the gun by raving about it, bit it really is a great gun, reliable, accurate and easy to carry. Once I get the Kahr back from the shop, I will probably go back to carrying the Kahr, but I am very confident in the Bersa while the Kahr is out.
Bersa guns are underrated.
The only gun that has been reliable and not malfunctioned, and have had no ammo malfunctions is my Bersa 380 CC. And, it is an accurate gun to boot! It is lightweight, easy to cary, accurate, feeds hollow points without any problems, and was inexpensive. The only bad thing I can say about it is that it gets dirtier than my other guns so I have to clean it a bit more when I get home from the range.
I hope I don't jinx the gun by raving about it, bit it really is a great gun, reliable, accurate and easy to carry. Once I get the Kahr back from the shop, I will probably go back to carrying the Kahr, but I am very confident in the Bersa while the Kahr is out.
Bersa guns are underrated.