welcome to the bersae forum, enjoy!
Welcome to the family! I always thought the Plus was pretty accurate.Found this forum via KTOG.
The Missus and I bought our Bersa 380CC's back in 2008; I'm selling mine to my adult son because I recently "upgraded" to a 380 Plus (only have to be half as accurate with 15 rounds).
We also have a pair of (Bersa) Firestorm 22's for practice and introducing friends to shooting.
Are you shooting 6:00 or covering target?These were its first 15 rounds:
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Top of sight blades even with vertical center of target (where the little "10" is), so I'd call that "covering bottom half of target" (see attachment below).Are you shooting 6:00 or covering target?
Oh, yeah... that's extremely accurate. That's what I expect of a Plus. However, if you got all 15 around the pericardium (or even the myocardium, itself), then that target is much, much smaller than I expected......I got all 15 into the pericardium!
If I misused "pericardium" (I meant the sac surrounding the heart), it's because my doctorate is in psychology, not medicine.. . . if you got all 15 around the pericardium (or even the myocardium, itself), then that target is much, much smaller than I expected. . . .
Yeah, the pericardium is the sac surrounding the heart. However, the sac is relatively thin and goes all around the heart, so if you hit the peri, you pretty much hit the heart.If I misused "pericardium" (I meant the sac surrounding the heart), it's because my doctorate is in psychology, not medicine.
My mother had a quad bypass. Stayed in ICU for 8 days and I was bustin' my butt for the next two months taking care of her. Poor thing... she really was in a lot of pain.I think that target is 5" x 7" - it looks about the same size as my heart was on the xray they took before my quad bypass (they said I had an enlarged heart, but I like to think of myself as "big hearted" - it just sounds better).
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