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Here's a review of my favorite deep-concealment SA/DA pistol.

also gotta remember that Men in general, grew taller and were larger and heavier on the Continent from 1850s-1950. Perhaps recognizing this, both military and police may have changes the cartridge/loading of their side arms.
 
I carried a Keltec in 32acp in Thunder Wear holster for a couple years. Then went to a Taurus 605 in 38spl in the same holster for about 3 years. I have said in other post I don’t like DA revolvers but didn’t say I couldn’t run one. I worked in the school system then and deep concealment was the only way to truly have a firearm. Wasn’t the best way but I was armed. It is slower to get to your firearm but as long as you don’t get caught flat footed it not as slow as some think.
 
Annihilator said:
I’ll see your Kahr PM9 and raise you with my S&W Performance Center M&P .380 EZ 2.0…..View attachment 120274
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I'll see your M&P .380 and raise you my SCCY CPX-2 9mm. lol This company went out of business last year but this is great shooting little DAO pistol. It has a heavy and long pull trigger probably 6lbs. although I never put it on a trigger pull scale. It works with whatever ammo you give it, even the cheapest aluminum cased crap I found several years ago, its like the old Timex ads, It takes a licking and keeps on ticking! I know this is a .32 vs 380 thread but i couldn't help myself.
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Edprocoat said:
I'll see your M&P .380 and raise you my SCCY CPX-2 9mm. lol This company went out of business last year but this is great shooting little DAO pistol. It has a heavy and long pull trigger probably 6lbs. although I never put it on a trigger pull scale. It works with whatever ammo you give it, even the cheapest aluminum cased crap I found several years ago, its like the old Timex ads, It takes a licking and keeps on ticking! I know this is a .32 vs 380 thread but i couldn't help myself. View attachment 120337
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Owned one when they first came out, always went bang, never had any issues like the newer one had
 
My carry guns are 9 MM or .45, both CZ guns, a Shadow 2 Carry and a 97b. If I wanted to go smaller it would be a CZ 82 in 9X18 MM. Somewhat hotter than a .380 and the 82 is very accurate and I've never had a malfunction with one.IMG_1296.JPG
 
Captain O said:
I also have a nickel-plated CZ-82 in .380, but it's heavier than either the Bersa Thunder .380 or Bersa Thunder .32. The .32 is more fun to shoot as well as less fatiguing.
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I bought my first CZ on line for $180.00 delivered. I had an 03 license so it came to me direct. It looked brand new with just a scuff where it must have rested in a rack. I put all 12 rounds in the black from a rest at 25 yards and I was sold. I had been carrying a Colt Series 70 in .45 so this gun (to me) was light and comfortable. I carried it for almost a year until I bought the P-01 in 9 MM. I still think that 82 was probably my best buy as far as a carry gun.
 
I love the way the Bersa and the Zastava can readily drill a target in tiny group. You can terminate a threat very quickly.

If you can find a Bersa Thunder .32, don't hesitate. Buy it and shoot it. It weighs 20 ounces. You'll be astonished to see how quickly you will be shooting tiny groups that can easily be covered by a 3x5 card at 7 yards. Once you begin shooting you don't want to stop. (It is that much fun.)

Properly loaded, you can cancel a bad guy's ticket in less time than it takes to tell.
 
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