Handgun collection so far

[napxter187]

Small but growing collection. Looking to buy a Bersa TPR9C next.
any of you guys have experience with one of those?

[raxar]

You're going from sigs and HK's to a bersa? Did your inheritance run out or something?

[Carson]

You're going from sigs and HK's to a bersa? Did your inheritance run out or something?

LOL! Really?!

[napxter187]

I think is a good good value under 400 bucks.
I’m also looking at the CZP01 compact.

[raxar]

There are a ton of better guns for under $400. You can get used glocks for that all day long.

[Ronin]

I don't have any experience with the TPR9C, but there are a bunch of positive reviews out there. Seems to be a good gun for the money. The Argentinian military uses the Thunder 9 which is the predecessor of the full size version of the TPR9C.

[Jimsouth33]

My FIL had a lovely .380 SA Beretta, he brought back after WW2. Very pretty little pistol. Went to one of the grand kids, and the fool sold it. It even had the war prize paperwork. I think it was a 1939.

[Pizza Bob]

You need a revolver next.

[Jimsouth33]

I had a friend who lived in Minersville; and the guy sold - collected for 40+ years. I gave him two cases of .30 cal armor piercing ( war surplus ), that he just wanted for the brass ( very hot primers ). He opens a trunk and says to me, take any pistol you like. I'd say there were 75 or 80 Lugers & P 38s. I took a brown handle P 38. I think it was manufactured by Mauser. Back to the hot primers. I think fulminated mercury was used, and it was corrosive. So serious cleaning was in order after firing the rifle. I'm not an expert.

[Quasar86]

You need a revolver next.

I think every gun enthusiast should have at least one revolver regardless of their usual persuasion. For me it's the Ruger GP 100