***New to Canada*** BERSA THUNDER 22-6 .22LR PISTOL

A 106mm barreled version would probably look something like this

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It would sell like hotcakes if it became reality...
 
Neat little guy.

I'm all for a 106mm.

This one has a 150mm!?!.......sheesh!....a 5.9 inch barrel on a PPK size frame.

Not a fan of Pinnochio pistols.
 
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A 106mm barreled version would probably look something like this

15509406124_7a4aec4906_b.jpg


It would sell like hotcakes if it became reality...

I quite like the looks of an imagined 106mm barrel length.

You and I both! Always been a fan of the PPK.

Ahhh, there you go. Couldn't quite put my finger on what it reminded me of. Thanks.

Neat little guy.

I'm all for a 106mm.

This one has a 150mm!?!.......sheesh!....a 5.9 inch barrel on a PPK size frame.

Not a fan of Pinnochio pistols.

Threaded 106mm barrel would be awesome.

My thoughts exactly.


Which is still kinda cool.


Amen!!!!!!!!
 
How well does it feed ammo? Reliability?
Does it handles all brands of ammo?

In our testing it worked excellent. Very fun to shoot. It is 100% with quality high velocity ammo. Standard velocity is ok for just plinking, maybe 95% reliable with the standard stuff.
 
How does the grip, trigger, and overall feel and point compare to the thunder 9. To me it looks like the grip profile is similar with the mag extension in, and the trigger guard looks the same. Is the trigger pull similar between both firearms?
The slide release looks to be in the same place. (obviously the safety is completely different)

Overall could this be a useful high volume practice tool in place of the thunder 9 that has a similar feel or are they too different?
 
*EDIT* Re-read first post a couple times, and while a little contradictory, the question answers itself.


Too bad it is as cableguy calls it, a 'Pinnochio' pistol; an almost 6" barrel on a compact frame looks a little silly.
Still, if you lean more towards Walthers or Berettas vs. 1911s, this could be perfect!
 
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