Well Kept Secret... so far

Nice collection. My wife and I are looking at Bersas as a possible gun for her. Its nice to see the different models side-by-side.

WM

I like the 380 Bersas...

Ya, Nice collection. I am also putting a collection together. One of these day the prices will sky rocket and I won't beable to afford them so I better do it now. I can't afford the big money guns.

I own three thunders .380. matte finish, duotone, and a CC model. I call them my three amigos. keeping with the birthplace of my amigos. Argentina!!

i always liked my bersa 380. i sold it to buy a 1911 end ended up really regretting it. the bersa was reliable and suprisingly accurate for it's size. i often contemplate getting another every time i see them in the shop. i took a risk when i bought it quite a few years ago since it was considerably less know at that time. i would say that bersa was a well kept secret for a long time but they are slowly getting more popular. how are the rest of the models for reliability?

I have had a couple of Thunder .380s they really are one of the best values on the gun market.

It was more comfortable to carry the .45 thunder then the .380. The .380's long back strap kept poking me in the gut. Thats weird the larger pistol was more comfortable.

Just got my Bersa T380 and have put about 250 rounds (different manufacturers) through it. Not a hiccup. Love the t380

Bersa 380

My who family loves to shoot! Our 16-year-old son shoots a Bersa 380 and it has worked accurate and flawless for years.

I have the "CC"...it's really neat...

Mentioned on the Ruger forum a while back that I took a PPK/S, SIG232 and the Bersa to "th' woods" to sorta compare and, yeah the SIG ( which I sometimes use at work ) and the Walther are indeed nice, but that little Bersa just plain SHOOTS with darn near anything you feed it. And, the "CC" is lightweight, thin, practically snag-free and carries well in a pocket.

I, probably like a lotta other folks, was certainly skeptical about these things but I watched a good friend, operating on a really tight budget, use Bersa .380's for years without a glitch...and he's a pretty gun-savvy guy!

So...I ended up with a "cc" and th' rest is "history" as they say...

kinda reminds me of the days when Taurus started breaking into the US market....

I don't own one yet but I think there is one in my future. I hear a lot of good things about them and very little negitive.

After a lot of research, I bought a Thunder .380 CC for my first handgun last year. I chose it because it was compact enough to pocket carry, but much more pleasant to shoot than a Kel-Tec P-3AT. Bersas have a great reputation for reliability and mine has been no disappointment. I had a few failure to feed issues during breakin, but zero problems after the first 200 rounds. I'm not wild about the low profile sites, but the snag-free design is fantastic for carry and I can still rapid fire into a 4-6 inch group at 15 yards, which is more than adequate for defensive purposes. I have yet to regret my choice.

I'm thinking about buying a nickel plated Bersa Thunder .22

Pretty good quality pieces and the price is usually right.

Never had a problem with Bersa. I've always thought they don't get the respect they deserve, like several other brands...

Bought a T380CC on Friday. Took it to the range today and after 61 rounds it failed! Hammer and trigger integrity gone. Hammer won't drop in either DA or SA mode. It will drop with slide off and mag in when in in SA mode. Back to dealer in the morning and maybe swap up for a Sig 232. I really liked the piece though. Very accurate and light.

I have 2 9mm Bersas, 1 Firestorm Mini 9. All three have been reliable and accurate with over 1k through each. The Mini 9 is my daily carry gun. I'll be picking up a Firestorm .22 on Friday.