Many owners report no issues at all after hundreds or thousands of rounds through their handguns. As a Bersa Thunder 380 owner myself, I too have experienced this on numerous occasions. In the case of the Bersa Thunder 380, a substantial number of people have reported a FTF/Stovepipe issue using the Bersa 7 round magazines. Various handguns can be prone to specific issues, some less than others however issues that call the reliability of the handgun to operate consistently into question can be quite disconcerting. Ballistic gel tests using JHP(Jacketed Hollow Point) ammo have proven very effective penetration and wound track stopping power. This does not make it any less effective for a personal defense concealed carry weapon. 380 caliber produces a lower recoil than a 9mm so it is an excellent choice for ladies who desire a less aggressive recoil or who people with small hands. The trigger feels very crisp and sure and overall, operation is excellent. The gun is very fun to shoot and in my experience, quite accurate. In addition, its size makes it an ideal concealed carry handgun. Features not often found on budget handguns. The guns are a great value as they are made with alloy frames, steel slide, DA/SA trigger, decocker/safety. The Bersa Thunder 380 and Bersa 380 family are well made, budget priced handguns produced in Argentina and imported by Eagle Imports (NJ). The fix for current owners experiencing FTF issues is in the next section titled The Fix. The overview is for those interested in purchasing a Bersa. PLEASE NOTE - This post provides a solution to the known FTF (Fail to Feed) Stovepipe issue some Bersa Thunder 380 owners experience.

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