Bersa Thunder 380???
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A couple buddies have the .380 and love em' I've shot one of them and it was very nice and reliable, shot great!
I have the Thunder 9 (actually a Firestorm Mini9 which is the same gun made by Bersa) and while it's obviously no match pistol it serves a purpose and that's light reliable easy to carry 10ft firepower.![Wink](https://www.huntingnet.com/forum/images/smilies/wink.gif)
I might still grab the .380 myself for a truck gun.
I have the Thunder 9 (actually a Firestorm Mini9 which is the same gun made by Bersa) and while it's obviously no match pistol it serves a purpose and that's light reliable easy to carry 10ft firepower.
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I might still grab the .380 myself for a truck gun.
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Luckydog,
I have my eye on the CC or Lite version. I have been researching these but have not fired one. I have not read anything negative except that they only come with one mag and charge a fortune for an extra. I'm going to choose between this and the LCP.
Spud
I have my eye on the CC or Lite version. I have been researching these but have not fired one. I have not read anything negative except that they only come with one mag and charge a fortune for an extra. I'm going to choose between this and the LCP.
Spud
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Just remember the Bersa .380s are blowback operated instead of the usual recoil operated. That means the spring will be heavier, making slide harder to rack, slide heavier, making for increased size, and more bulky.