...IMO...accuracy should not be a deciding factor when considering a "small carry pistol"...reliability should be your foremost consideration...
...the Bersa is a great little gun...
...the Bersa is a great little gun...
...i wasn't a fan of the Colt Mustang either...or any single action pocket pistol...but that just my way of looking at them...we all have different opinions...i hope you have good luck with yours !txshurricane said:I know ullie's not a fan of the P238 at all, but I bought one despite his better judgment.
Now that is some advice I will follow!ullie said:...i recomend running her really wet during breakin ...especially the rails...liberally lubricate the front of the barrel where it meets the slide...the barrel hood...the inside walls of the slide in front of the ejection port...the recoil spring...hammer face / underside of slide where it glides over the hammer...where the takedown pin goes through the hole in the lug...add a drop to the firing pin tunnel...
...i would use Weapon Shield and reapply after every 50 rounds or so...or Breakfree CLP...no grease ! ...you also might want to hand cycle her several hundred times before shooting her to burnish some of the rough spots...and use 90 grain FMJ ammo...either Federal or Winchester during the breakin...generic is fine...
Nope, had not seen that. Damn. I guess I'm not too good on terminology. The casings (roughly one in ten shots) are not being extracted. So, if I understand this, the casing is "grabbed" by the extractor, pulled back with the slide, the hits the ejector and flies out.DTC said:@Scott_F
Have you you seen this Sig Product Alert?
http://www.sigsauer.com/upFiles/CmsContent/documents/P238 Product Alert.pdf
Not the first problem Sig has admitted with this design.