Videos tagged with Bersa B1911

This video reviews several Bersa handgun models, categorizing them as good, better, and best. It highlights the budget-friendly nature of Bersa firearms, with specific attention given to the BP9CC, TPR9, B1911, and the high-performance M2XI 2011. The review emphasizes Bersa's evolution and expansion into the US market, showcasing their improved quality and features across different price points.

The Bersa USA B1911 pistols are presented as American-made 1911 platforms offering style and performance. The review highlights various finishes, including blue stainless, FD, two-tone, and mirror finish, with options for Rosewood and ONYX. Key features emphasized are the tritium front sight for low-light visibility, ambidextrous thumb safety, VZ Grips for durability and aesthetics, and front and rear checkering for enhanced grip. The pistols are noted for their good fit and finish, with a price point around $1,000, making them an attractive option for those seeking a feature-rich 1911.

This review of the Bersa B1911 provides first-hand shooting impressions and technical observations. The presenter details the firearm's performance with various ammunition types and magazines, discusses its handling characteristics, and offers an assessment of its value within the 1911 market. The review highlights the gun's American manufacturing, attractive design, and solid performance for its price point.

This review covers the American-made Bersa B1911 pistol in .45 ACP. It highlights the pistol's all-steel construction, G10 grips, ambidextrous safeties, and night sights. The review includes a detailed field strip procedure, trigger pull analysis, and initial impressions on fit and finish, noting the tight slide-to-frame fit. The manual's compatibility statement for various ammunition types and its allowance for dry firing are also discussed.

This video provides a first look at the Bersa B1911 pistol, highlighting its stainless steel construction, blue VZ G10 grips, and modern features. The reviewer notes its US manufacturing in Carterville, Georgia, and praises its performance at the range, particularly its trigger and tight slide fit. The B1911 is presented as a 5-inch government-size, 70-series 1911 with Novak-style sights and a tritium front night sight.