[Mikhail]

Does anyone have know the trigger pull weight for the Bersa Thunder .380?

I would like to modify the trigger pull but need a starting point.

 

[buckeyedave]

I don't know for sure but based on the feel compared to my other guns I would say in DA 5/6lbs? SA 2/3lbs??

Dave

 

[stanger1944]

BT380, 8-9 lbs DA, and about 4 lbs SA

 

[twhidd]

I just checked the weight of a Thunder 380cc and my trigger pull guage went off the scale at 8 pounds. That would put mine at somewhere between 9 and 10 pounds for double action. The single action pull is between 4 and 5.

 

[BT380]

Does anyone have know the trigger pull weight for the Bersa Thunder .380?

I would like to modify the trigger pull but need a starting point.

Why? The trigger on the 380 is fine as it is, it has the right pull weight and is pretty smooth right out of the box. Any lighter and you might get glock leg.

 

[stanger1944]

Why? The trigger on the 380 is fine as it is, it has the right pull weight and is pretty smooth right out of the box. Any lighter and you might get glock leg.

Not Glock leg. No room for that around here huh.

 

[Mikhail]

I'm sorry, what's Glock leg?

 

[twhidd]

I'm sorry, what's Glock leg?

Would that be where someone with a Glock shoots themself in the leg?

 

[SHOOTER13]

Best safety on any firearm is the one between your ears... !!

The problem isn't the Glock trigger system...it's with the user

who is unfamiliar with it's operation and who doesn't follow the

most important rule...keep your booger picker off the trigger until

you are ready to fire !!

 

[BT380]

Best safety on any firearm is the one between your ears... !!

The problem isn't the Glock trigger system...it's with the user

who is unfamiliar with it's operation and who doesn't follow the

most important rule...keep your booger picker off the trigger until

you are ready to fire !!

Hey, that's my line.

Glock leg is from people not keeping their finger off the trigger when holstering or un holstering their weapon and from to light a trigger, especally on guns without a saftey.

 

[ctvarner]

A range master put it this way - "Keep your finger off the trigger until the weapon is aimed at something you've already decided to destroy." If you have a Glock, and you've already decided to destroy your leg, well, so be it.

BT380 on backorder, can't wait.

 

[SnapperOne]

New member. I just purchased and received a Thunder 380, without much in-store handling time. In short, now that I have the pistol, I find that the impaired strength in my right hand has difficulty with the standard trigger pull of the Thunder 380. I have visited a number of 3rd-party firearm spring vendors, but have found " 0 " who offer any Bersa springs, let alone a selection of trigger springs that I can try for a lighter pull. So, I guess my question is this. Can you recommend anywhere I can go to purchase a supply of various tension trigger springs for the Thunder 380? I am sad to say, if I can't reduce the trigger pull, I will likely have to sell the pistol..........which I haven't even fired one round through.

 

[SHOOTER13]

Welcome to the Bersa Firearms Forum SnapperOne !!

Have you tried:

Numrich Gun Parts

Brownells

MidwayUSA

 

[2bearsplus1]

New member. I just purchased and received a Thunder 380, without much in-store handling time. In short, now that I have the pistol, I find that the impaired strength in my right hand has difficulty with the standard trigger pull of the Thunder 380. I have visited a number of 3rd-party firearm spring vendors, but have found " 0 " who offer any Bersa springs, let alone a selection of trigger springs that I can try for a lighter pull. So, I guess my question is this. Can you recommend anywhere I can go to purchase a supply of various tension trigger springs for the Thunder 380? I am sad to say, if I can't reduce the trigger pull, I will likely have to sell the pistol..........which I haven't even fired one round through.

A little Froglube will help, dry fireing with the other hand to help break it in. One other thing also, PATIENCE!

 

[jpshaw]

Glock leg is from people not keeping their finger off the trigger when holstering or un holstering their weapon

Then they have the nerve to say; "the thing just went off while I was holding it by the grip . . . it's a faulty gun."

 

[boomerguy49]

Why? The trigger on the 380 is fine as it is, it has the right pull weight and is pretty smooth right out of the box. Any lighter and you might get glock leg.

My BT380 is the only pistol that I've never had any problems with and I've never needed to improve anything. It's perfect the way it is. "If it ain't broke,...