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Originally Posted By EncoreGolf: You're living in fantasy land. No, I live 26 miles from downtown Portland, Oregon. I used to work as an Armed Security Patrol Officer in some of the most dangerous areas in the city. (I had to lock/unlock and secure the Skidmore Fountain Building near the Burnside Bridge. This is one of the nastiest areas in town.) I routinely carried a Glock Model 20 loaded with hot 155-grain JHP ammunition and routinely qualified with it. Today, the area is an utter sociocultural disaster. (A "toilet", if you will.) I am constantly in a state of "situational awareness". I am alive and intend to remain so as long as possible. |
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After watching a number of "range reports" with this pistol, I think it will be an excellent addition to my collection. The slide and barrel are only .65" shorter than the Beretta 92/M9 pistols. This allows the 9mm enough runway for the 124-grain JHP ammunition to stop the bad guys... cold. I have yet to hold it in my hands, and I like it already. All I need is a proper holster and an extra magazine, and I'll be set. It works for me! |
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Originally Posted By CaptainO: Is it fatter than the Browning Hi-Power? It seems as if it is about the same size. It's slightly thicker, and being such a short gun it makes it seem larger in diameter. It's doable, but that's your first thought upon holding it. I have never handled the full size, so you might not notice it or agree. |
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Originally Posted By Ohio: It's slightly thicker, and being such a short gun, it makes it seem larger in diameter. It's doable, but that's your first thought upon holding it. I have never handled the full size, so you might not notice it or agree. I'm not a real fan of short 9mm pistols. I have an earlier Kel-Tec P11 that shoots well enough; I'd rather shoot my Ruger LCP or Kel-Tec P32, as shot placement is easier. As long as it doesn't feel as if I am nurturing a badger beneath my sports jacket, I think that I'll be fine. |
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Originally Posted By CaptainO: I'm not a real fan of short 9mm pistols. I have an earlier Kel-Tec P11 that shoots well enough; I'd rather shoot my Ruger LCP or Kel-Tec P32, as shot placement is easier. As long as it doesn't feel as if I am nurturing a badger beneath my sports jacket, I think that I'll be fine. It'll be great for you, no worries. |
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Originally Posted By EncoreGolf: You can't with the Bersa. Not an option. I knew that when I ordered it. I like the DA/SA arrangement. The pistol is perfect when it comes to drawing and aquiring the target. A long, smooth stroke for the first DA shot and a rapid reset for every SA round fired therafter. This isn't a problem for me. |
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Originally Posted By CaptainO: I knew that when I ordered it. I like the DA/SA arrangement. The pistol is perfect when it comes to drawing and aquiring the target. A long, smooth stroke for the first DA shot and a rapid reset for every SA round fired therafter. This isn't a problem for me. It's my preference too. I have a fondness for G model Berettas, especially the Cougar. |
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