Bersa Thunder 380 Range Report

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Lumberjack98
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KBCraig wrote:What's the difference between a Thunder and a CC?
From the website

http://www.bersafirearmsusa.com/detail_bersa380cc.php

The CC (compared to the regular Thunder 380) has:

1. Extra low profile sights
2. Slim Slide Release
3. Flat bottom 8 shot magazine

It also appears that the grip is slimer even though it doesn't specify this.
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KBCraig wrote:What's the difference between a Thunder and a CC? The Bersa website is... well, "lacking", and doesn't seem up to date on the models they actually carry. From what I see, it looks like I could carry a 9mm or even .45 in the same size/weight package as the Thunder.

Kevin
The thunder .380 was the original. A PPK look alike. The .380 CC has finger grooves in the frame, and more aesthetic features.
The Ultra Compacts have 3.5" barrels. The full sized have barrels slightly over 4 inches. The grip frames are shorter on the compacts, slightly longer on the full sized.

The 22 and .380 are smaller frames than the 9 and 40. UC. Which are smaller than the full sized .9 and .40. The .45 UC, and .45 full sized are separate animals.

Now, to throw mud in the water. The 9, UC had ten shot magazines, but they came out with new magazines, that fit the same gun and hold 13 +1= 14 in the gun.

Did you use this link? http://www.bersafirearmsusa.com/

If you click on a picture it will give you a separate page. Then above the pic is the manual in .pdf. There is a technical data section in there with dimensions of each firearm per manual.

for example:
http://www.bersafirearmsusa.com/detail_bersa45.php

Yeah, the site could have been done better.



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Take away the second first, and the first is gone in a second.

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Mr. Craig - go to bersachapterhouse on the web and you will find everything you ever wanted to know about the Bersa. Really a good website for Bersa owners.
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