Yeah, I like how that works. I carry my Thunder .45 UC Pro hammer down with the safety on over a live round with 7 more in the mag. Pretty serious firepower for such a small package too....I'm a lefty and have often carried a Bersa Thunder .380. I use the safety to drop the hammer on a live round in the chamber, giving me a first round DA/SA remaining condition. The DA pull, compared to the SA, is long and heavy and works well as a safety for me.
That's why they call it the 'Thunder'Yeah, I like how that works. I carry my Thunder .45 UC Pro hammer down with the safety on over a live round with 7 more in the mag. Pretty serious firepower for such a small package too....
After I use the safety to drop the hammer, I take it off, relying on the DA trigger pull for my safety.Yeah, I like how that works. I carry my Thunder .45 UC Pro hammer down with the safety on over a live round with 7 more in the mag. Pretty serious firepower for such a small package too....
Yeah, me too.After I use the safety to drop the hammer, I take it off, relying on the DA trigger pull for my safety.
I have a holster that when I fasten the strap it takes the safety off, I'm sure that it was not intended to do that but the snap is located just over the safety lever and when I snap it together it flips off the safety.After I use the safety to drop the hammer, I take it off, relying on the DA trigger pull for my safety.
Bersa 45 pro is safe to carry safety My son carries the 9mmUC and I used to carry 9UC also. Like stated you have the long DA trigger . Glock is a striker type and trigger is light and shorter More like your single action 2nd shot . Use good holster and keep finger off trigger till ready to fire. You will be fine. .I'm so use to toting my old GI service .45 with it "cocked and Locked" that I hadn't even give much thought to carrying my Bersa .45 with the safety off, but I reckon that would be just as safe as a Glock anyway. But then again there are a few LEO's that now limp because of "Glock Leg".