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Along with larger slide serrations and combat sights, the Thunder Combat has an ergonomically designed, rubber grip wrap with finger grooves. The trigger guard has been rounded and the beavertail made smoother and smaller for no-snag carry, draw and holstering.
New Bersa Thunder .380 Combat Updates Classic Bersa Design
January 5, 2012Printer Friendly | Email |
(GunReports.com) – Eagle Imports, Inc., importers of the Bersa line of firearms, has announced a new Bersa Thunder .380 Combat pistol.
Built on an alloy frame with a stainless steel slide and finished in a matte black finish, the Bersa Thunder .380 combat has an integral locking safety system, a 3.5-inch barrel with a micro-polished bore, and a low-profile, redesigned slide.
Like all of Bersa’s products, a Lifetime Service Contract comes with
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