Bersa BP9CC.....trigger finger pincher coupled with undefined "wall."
My Glock 43x does that, gives me a blood blister after 2 or 3 mags. Luckily it's an easy fix but I might just sell it soon. Great carry gun and my plan was to just change the trigger shoe but I don't know how well its going to conceal in light clothing come summer so I might just sell it rather than change anything. I don't regret it at all, I carried it the other day actually, just have to see how it does in a light t shirt.Bersa BP9CC.....trigger finger pincher coupled with undefined "wall."
Should have kept it!!!! That would be fun as hell!!because it was full auto.
I regretted every 38 special revolver I've ever bought, every time I wished it had been a 357 instead. I love the 38 special but even if I'm carrying 38s I still want the option to use 357s. I've done it twice now, lesson learned. The first time I thought I'd be content but I didn't feel comfortable using anything like Underwood or Buffalo Bore in it. The second time I justified it by telling myself "it's an airweight, you're not going to want to shoot 357 in a gun that small" then I saw a used airweight in 357 (original S&W 360) and was kicking myself after I saw it. Even if I'm not going to use full power magnums it still gives me the option to use the hotter +p loads or light 357s like the Golden Saber. I had the opportunity to get a worn but functional vintage model 36 a while back, I considered it just to see what the hype was about with vintage S&Ws but I already knew I wouldn't be happy with it so I passed.
Now if we're talking a 38 Service or Speed Six, a 38/44, or even a 38 SP101 I can work with that. They can handle the hotter 38s no problem.
The other one I really regret purchasing and would warn you all to avoid at any and all costs is the Diamondback DB380. What a piece of junk! For a while there before the LCP Max came out the original LCP was selling for close to $300 new which is ridiculous in my opinion. I had heard all the horror stories about Diamondback but they all seemed to be from when these guns were new. The Gen 4 DB9 was getting great reviews so I took a chance on the 380 thinking they turned things around. Big mistake!
The first one was reliable at first, then the trigger bar got bent after 300 rounds and caused some issues, when I got it back it looked like they just cut the part off that got bent so when I asked about it they had me send it in and replaced it with a new Gen 4. The new one was worse than the original! Sent it in again, still had constant malfunctions. On trip number 4 to the factory they gave me a refund. I took that money and got an original LCP. The sad part is I really wanted the DB380 to work out. It was exactly what I was looking for in a pocket pistol, a Glock 42 the same size as the LCP. Unfortunately it was an unreliable piece of trash.
Agreed! The only 38s that really get me going are the heavy duty type guns, the 38 only Six revolvers and things like that. I'm interested in the 327 but I'm already too invested in 38/357 to add a caliber I can do the same things with. If I add another revolver caliber it'd probably be a 44.I understand completely. For better or worse I always want the most power available in just about anything. I have 5 rifles of which 1 I use elk hunting regularly. The other 4 were acquired for deer hunting but by and large are better suited to elk size game. I finally found a truely smaller cartridge, I have trust issues with it for no good reason at all.
I almost never shoot 327Fed through the 2 revolvers so chambered. But I'll be damned if I'll ever buy a 32H&R mag, knowing that the 327 exists. They are the 22 rimfire that is worth shooting, Yes, I'm ate up in the head.
Should have kept it!!!! That would be fun as hell!!because it was full auto.