^^^^^^^Originally Posted by ArcticHound
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I wanted to bring my Bersa as my back-up pistol to a CQB course, but it's kind of a useless effort if I don't have a retention holster for it.
I can only use it for normal range practice as-is.
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^^^^^^^
This.
I wanted to bring my Bersa as my back-up pistol to a CQB course, but it's kind of a useless effort if I don't have a retention holster for it.
I can only use it for normal range practice as-is.
Manufacturer finally has holsters available, but only right handed ones at the moment. Waiting to see how long for left handed holsters. If it won't be too much longer we'll just wait, if not, then we'll have the right handed ones shipped out to us
Does XT version is ready in stock?
Not yet. We don't have an ETA, but they are coming eventually.
One big thing. Looks like Thunder pro only come with one mag. If I want to use it for IPSC, that means I need at least 5-6 spare mags. Do you have good deal for Thunder mags? or where I can get them from? Thank you.
We have a large number of mags in-stock and ready to go. Spare mags are only $39, so loading up won't cost you an arm and a leg.
We also have a bunch of 40 cal mags in stock, they'll fit into the Thunder 9, but not sure if they'll function with 9mm.
but for 5 mags, it is still cost a lot. OK, Waiting for the XT version and see how it goes. Thank you.
bought that 9mm one week ago received cfo transfer letter, sended you twice an e-mail to know my tracking number, possible to have that?????
Gawd, these are so close to fitting a Cz mag, and yet...not quite.
Taking mine to the range tonight to for first shots:
Yeah, but at the increased cost of CZ mags over the Bersa mags, which are quite well priced compared to CZ mags or any of the other higher end pistols, why would you want to use the other brands?
Got more than a few of extra Bersa mags when I ordered mine, and they work really great. Drop free no prob. You'll love it at the range. I'm just not a fan of the slam-bam de-cocker. There's nothing gradual about it. I realize it is safe, but I prefer the gradual rolling off action of a Sig P226 de-cocker. Still like the Bersa though, despite that. Great quality for the money and they look sharp too.
Now if Hogue only made a set of their G10 grips for the Bersa Thunder 9 Pro. ;-)
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