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Magazine emptying runs $1200/minute at current retail prices.
Out of all the .380s that I own, my favorite .380 is the Bersa Thunder .380. It's the most comfortable, accurate and reliable. It has the easiest recoil. I can shoot that one all day. Where as the the palm of my hand starts to get a little sore (because of the sharper recoil) with the Walthers, the Beretta and the Browning. I haven't had a chance to shoot the Makarov yet and I don't have a Glock 42, so, I don't have an opinion on those.Question please.
Between the Browning, Walther, Beretta and GLOCK... which one do you like better and WHY?
Can you list your TOP FAVORITE ONES (.380) and go down?
Thank you.
Cate
That exact Baretta is on my wishlist. Saw it come up once on gunbroker but couldn't stomach the $900 price tag. Some day...Beretta 84 FS and Springfield 911View attachment 888504
The Tisas Fatih B380 is a licensed clone of the Beretta 84 and comes in just under $400 (when you can find one).That exact Baretta is on my wishlist. Saw it come up once on gunbroker but couldn't stomach the $900 price tag. Some day...
Oh, and seeeeeexxxyyyy gat.
Actually pick that Beretta up from a fellow member, in like new condition, paid $500. That's one that will go to the kids...That exact Baretta is on my wishlist. Saw it come up once on gunbroker but couldn't stomach the $900 price tag. Some day...
Oh, and seeeeeexxxyyyy gat.
That's a bute Clark... She sure is Purdy!Just picked up my first .380 a couple week back from another member here. German Sig P230, I swapped out the rubber Hogue grips for a pair of Hogue checkered cocobolo grips.
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That (or the P232) is on my "sexy" .380 wish list (yes, I have a "sexy" .380 wish list). I'm holding out for a really good deal, Sigs are usually out of price range.Just picked up my first .380 a couple week back from another member here. German Sig P230, I swapped out the rubber Hogue grips for a pair of Hogue checkered cocobolo grips.
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