We put our order in for Bersa made holsters (both left and right hand). We'll be ordering in the Fobus SG 239 holster as wellOriginally Posted by Dr.Islay
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We put our order in for Bersa made holsters (both left and right hand). We'll be ordering in the Fobus SG 239 holster as well
Sweet! Any ETA?
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Should have it by next week
Little videos are up on the Bersa Pro 9 in the pistol section... JP.
Thanks for the videos, glad your enjoying your purchase!
Herd that the 40 is there... JP.
If you look at a Sig 239, you can see that the trigger guard is shaped differently than a Bersa Thunder 9 Pro. Since most retention holsters that we use for tactical purposes here (like for CQB, IPSC, IDPA) depend on snapping around the trigger guard, as well as other friction areas, I can't see how a Sig 239 holster will securely hold a Bersa Thunder 9 Pro, particularly if one wants a snug Level I retention type, let alone a higher level retention like II or III. This seems to be a false rumour on the net that they are that similar. I found a site where it's actually pointed out why a holster that fits the Sig wouldn't work well on the Bersa unless you reworked the kydex around the trigger guard. I've never seen them side by side myself, but from photos, there may be other areas where they don't match.
Nick, If you do get in the Fobus holster for the Sig 239, please do report back to us to let us know what how it fits (or not).
If anyone else has got a tactical style holster that they know works on the Thunder 9 Pro, I'd be keen to know about it. (not leather carry holsters like they use in the USA which not many people here have a use for).
BTW,
I did find an English manual for download on the Bersa sight, if anyone needs one to read or print out:
http://www.bersa.com.ar/descargas-en.html
(pick the icon in the top left of the group for download, under "Handbook")
It has the title "Thunder Pro Series", so once you open it up to read, you'll see it covers ALL that series, including the Thunder 9 Pro and Thunder 40 Pro models.
Cheers.
Thanks Monty!
Perhaps one day, we can convince the "Antis", that we are the "Backbone of Canadian Society", and not the Enemy.
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Good catch, thanks for the link
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