wjh2657
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Bersa Thunder .380 Duotone. No I didn't limp wrist it, I have been firing Semiautos for over 50 years now (30 years in USMC) and in competition. Fired from a rock solid Isoceles two handed position, it still was a jam-a-matic. Sent it back twice for fixing and it still did it. I was finally told that it was ammo-sensitive and that I would have to stick to specific loads. As everybody knows , .380 ammo became more scarce than 100 carat diamonds and I couldn't get those specific loads.
I finally traded it in on a S&W 637, which now my "bathrobe gun." It fires anything and everything and if I do get a "click" I can just pull the trigger again!
Several decades ago I went through the same experience with a stainless steel Interarms PPK. I'm sorry, but I personnaly just don't have any confidence in .380s anymore.
I finally traded it in on a S&W 637, which now my "bathrobe gun." It fires anything and everything and if I do get a "click" I can just pull the trigger again!
Several decades ago I went through the same experience with a stainless steel Interarms PPK. I'm sorry, but I personnaly just don't have any confidence in .380s anymore.