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Stash
2/23/2010 7:05:27 PM
The walnut wood grips, from Bersa, for the Thunder 380 don't quite fit. On the set I received, the RH grip required modification to the inside, top, rear. I had to remove some material, with a wood chisel, that should have been cut out during the manufacturing process, to allow the trigger bar safety mechanism (for lack of a better term) to fully seat in the rest position. Without making this modification, the safety was tripped, rendering the firmarm completely inoperable.
Stash
2/23/2010 7:03:14 PM
The walnut wood grips, from Bersa, for the Thunder 380 don't quite fit. On the set I received, the RH grip required modification to the inside, top, rear. I had to remove some material, with a wood chisel, that should have been cut out during the manufacturing process, to allow the trigger bar safety mechanism (for lack of a better term) to fully seat in the rest position. Without making this modification, the safety was tripped, rendering the firmarm completely inoperable.
Thunder
2/21/2010 9:19:01 AM
Hold the Bersa 380's tight not loose in the hand use a firm grip with blow back guns, should stop jams.
mysterywriter
2/20/2010 2:57:57 PM
what is the BEST amo to use with a Bursa 380? I have one I like but it jams every so often. I may be able to fire 1 magazine worth of amo before it jams.
JoeMojo
7/19/2009 3:45:01 PM
ExLaw, sorry to hear you had a hard time finding gear for your thunder 380. I bought mine with a laser grip today. The price over the one without laser was an extra 130 bucks...not out of line IMHO. You can get everything else you'd ever want from SGS Importers (http://www.bersafirearmsusa.com/). The have 9 round magazines for 32 bucks, rubber grips for 24. Again, not really out of line. You can find CC holsters at http://www.condorsflight.com. Hope this helps!
BT
7/2/2009 2:54:42 PM
I agree with DJ. The registration card is poorly worded.
'eli'
6/25/2009 4:10:52 AM
I was looking for a Bersa 40 S&W because it was my first choice but it was out of stock. Then I bought my second choice which is Bersa 9mm high cap - 17+1. It is a nice gun. Low recoil and very easy to handle. Its a perfect gun for me.
'eli'
6/25/2009 4:09:32 AM
I was looking for a Bersa 40 S&W because it was my first choice but it was out of stock. Then I bought my second choice which is Bersa 9mm high cap - 17+1. It is a nice gun. Low recoil and very easy to hundle.
HawkEye
6/16/2009 12:50:39 AM
I have had a concealed carry .380 Bersa Thunder for 4 years. I also have a 9mm Springfield XD Sub-Compact. I definitely prefer the Bersa because it's slender and not heavy. The sub-compact XD is big, top-heavy and prints on my clothing. It's not concealable at all during the summer months. The Bersa is perfect for CC and I've never had a jam or any type of problem shooting many different brands of ammo.
ExLaw
6/14/2009 5:08:51 PM
After having owned my Bersa Thunder .380 CC for about six months, I am completely happy with it. I have NOT had the jamming problems I have read about, even though I have used the absolute cheapest target rounds I could find and have fired hundreds of rounds.
I am NOT HAPPY, however, with the lack of support for the CC. Nothing for a regular Thunder fits the CC, including nicer grips, magazines, laser sights, etc. The few items which are available seem to sell at premium prices because of their shortages.
I would probably buy a Bersa again, but not a CC and probably not a .380. On the other hand, I have seen some nice Springfield 9mm that I might well prefer to Bersa and still within a decent price range.
DJ
4/15/2008 12:58:30 PM
So far, no issues with recently purchased Bersa T. Appears well built, well designed, and accurate. But you might want to re-title your "Registration" card to something like "Warranty Registration." It's a gun-owner thing...nothing personal.