What is the difference between a Bersa Thunder and firestorm?
What is the difference between a Bersa Thunder and firestorm?
The Firestorm has Finger Groves and Over-Sized Rubber Grips, the Thunder does not. Firestorm Trigger Guard is rounded, the Thunder is scalloped and serrated. Firestorm sights are Glock-like with a dot front post and U outline rear sight, the Thunder is simple 3-dot. Otherwise – it is the same gun.
Who makes firestorm pistols?
Bersa
Made in Argentina by Bersa the Firestorm (or Thunder depending on model, same gun) is a compact . 380 ACP pistol designed for CCW and takes a lot of inspiration from the Beretta 70 and Walther PPK. In many South American nations, .
Does Bersa make a 22?
The Bersa Thunder 22 is a very high quality . 22 LR handgun that would make an excellent plinker or trainer for the Thunder 380, PP/PPK, or even the CZ 82/83 handguns. With the right ammo, the Bersa is incredibly reliable and has very mild recoil.
Is the Bersa Thunder California compliant?
The Firestorm 380 is the California-compliant cousin to Bersa’s Thunder 380 series. The 3.5″ barrel has a micro-polished bore with sharp, deep rifling for greater accuracy.
How accurate is a Bersa Thunder?
Accuracy. The Bersa Thunder is a reasonably accurate pistol. I’m not going to lie: I got much better accuracy out of it than I expected. The accompanying group shows a (very) slow-fire, 8-round group fired at seven yards.
What does bersa stand for?
BERSA
| Acronym | Definition |
|---|---|
| BERSA | British Elastic Rope Sports Association |
Where is Bersa Thunder made?
The Bersa Thunder is a blowback-operated semi-automatic handgun made in Argentina and available in the United States through Talon Distributing based in Kennesaw, Ga.
Who makes Firestorm?
Founder, Jim Wills, describes Firestorm at it’s core in one word, integrity. We have followed the following principles since our inception: – Doing the right thing, no matter the cost. – Doing what you say you are going to do.
How many rounds does a Bersa Thunder hold?
The Bersa Thunder takes an eight-round magazine that ships with an extended finger rest to ensure a firm three-finger grip.
