I've seen all his reviews on the BP9cc. He has experienced an issue with the trigger sometimes 'pinching" his trigger finger. I simply have not been able to duplicate this in my shooting. My hands/fingers are medium sized and that may be the difference. I have owned several single-attacks and so far the Bersa tops them all in ergos, It's the only one that has felt good in hand. Some will argue that the grip is longer than other sub-compacts and that is probably true in some cases and that's one determining factor of me buying it. I detest two-finger grip sub-compacts.
I have not had my Bersa long enough to attest to it's long term durability but I really am not worried. I know this is gonna hurt some guys feelings but the fit and finish of the gun exceeds that of many higher priced polymer pistols. There's no "pig nose" between the frame and slide fit, the trigger shape is wide and flat and the pull is light with a super-short reset. The sights are good for factory sights and are easily replaced with a rear Glock and front #8 Sig sight.
There's a lot of "gun snobbery" out there from those that think Glock or Sig are the only guns worth having. I own several Glocks and I have to say this Bersa looks , feels, and shoots like no less of a quality pistol than them. As I said, I only have 200 rounds through it so far so I cannot attest to how it will be 10,000 rounds from now. I like my Bersa ALOT. I do not regret this purchase at all so far and had I handled it before buying another single stack 9MM I would have took the Bersa over it. I also like the OD green frame.
