Bersa Thunder 9 pro VS Taurus PT 809

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All is in the title,
The bersa is 589$ and come with one mag, 40$ by additional mags.
The taurus is 509$ and come with two mags, can't find more mag for now.

I'm also interested by the taurus 24/7 G2 Who is 539$ 2 mags and 45$ each for more. And IF, the canik with the SA/DA can come at our famous country, I think it will be my first choice but for now the barrel is too short and I dislike the SAO version.

And don't really care about striker or hammer version. I just want a SA/DA with a decocker fonction in 9mm.

So what is your opinion and what do you suggest to me, it can be something new!

Thanks for your help.
 
I own a Bersa, this pistol is awsome, Taurus dont have good reviews, save yourself some aggravation... JP.
 
I like the p-120 from canik but I want a gun with a decocker. Maybe someone make a clone of the SP-01 Tactical...

And what do you think if we have to compare the Girsan yavuz 16 Vs Bersa thunder 9 pro?
 
I have 2 of the Girsans, full size and a compact, both black versions. I got them about a year ago for $450 each, they run about $470-$500 now. They are pretty decent guns, and Beretta 92F parts/mags/holsters will fit them. That would probably be my pick over the Bersa...it's probably a fine gun, but I tend to stay away from the obscure-not-so-common pistols as if something does break it will be a paper weight....
 
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Cadotte said:
which one do you prefer and suggest, The Girsan full or compact?
I think a real beretta 92 will be the girsan full size.
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That's the reason I have one of each lol....can't decide.
The full size would probably be my pick if you could only have one of them. Beretta stopped making the Centurion a long time ago so some parts would be harder to come by for the Compact, or would need to be shortened from full sized parts. There will always be full sized 92 parts.... And they are generally quite cheap as well. Mags run $30-$40 for MecGar...
Frontier has the guns in stock.
http://frontierfirearms.ca/firearms/handguns/regard-yavuz-16-9mm-turkish-copy.html
 
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Cadotte said:
All is in the title,
The bersa is 589$ and come with one mag, 40$ by additional mags.
The taurus is 509$ and come with two mags, can't find more mag for now.

I'm also interested by the taurus 24/7 G2 Who is 539$ 2 mags and 45$ each for more. And IF, the canik with the SA/DA can come at our famous country, I think it will be my first choice but for now the barrel is too short and I dislike the SAO version.

And don't really care about striker or hammer version. I just want a SA/DA with a decocker fonction in 9mm.

So what is your opinion and what do you suggest to me, it can be something new!

Thanks for your help.
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Bersa. The trigger is weird in the way that 80s euro triggers all were (it's basically a Walther P88), and the DA is heavy.

It has several great features though, including accuracy, ambidextrous controls, and not being a ####ing Taurus.
 
When I first started shooting, a gunsmith told me "If you are only going to have one gun, then get what everyone else has." In other words, get a gun that is easily fixed with lots of available parts, that way if something goes wrong, you won't be screwed.

A used Beretta 92 or CZ 75B in the $600 range really won't cost you much more then what you are looking at.
 
Hitzy said:
I have 2 of the Girsans, full size and a compact, both black versions. I got them about a year ago for $450 each, they run about $470-$500 now. They are pretty decent guns, and Beretta 92F parts/mags/holsters will fit them. That would probably be my pick over the Bersa...it's probably a fine gun, but I tend to stay away from the obscure-not-so-common pistols as if something does break it will be a paper weight....
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Bersa has full warranty and parts support in Canada now that it's being imported here. Warranty work is done in-house by us
 
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