I want one. I had the older Bersa Thunder 9, same size. Sold it to a friend. Great gun and really fit my hand well. The TPR9 is about 30 oz so heavy. New for about $380.
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Tisas you can find 4" models for right around 400 on sale 9mm and 45acp.
Just because it cannot be quantified does not mean that it does not exist though. It is an effective round is all i was getting at, you likely will not being using multiple rounds if you can hit your target.
Your wrong my 308-win has more stopping power than your 9mm
What?? Stopping power is a myth. You at a serious disadvantage in gunfight is you fire for effect, with one round (22LR, to .50AE), and wait for the bad guy to respond. I train double-taps. Whether or not I shoot a bad guy with a 9mm or .45ACP, is totally irrelevant. If you are still standing, still threating, after the first two, my game is to launch two more. Wash, rinse, repeat. The key to effective fire is SHOT PLACEMENT.. Four rounds in the center of the chest with 32 ACP, or 45 ACP will have the same net effect: end of fight. "STOPPING POWER" is a myth fostered by those who think a bigger gun provides better/faster/more lethal results. A good hit is a good hit. Calibre is irrelevant.
Like your example shows, it is not like every shot will be in the center of the chest. If the same amount of rounds are put into a threat with fairly random placement the effects would definitely be different between a 32 and a 45. If you are trained with a firearm i would hope that you could land a few shots of the 9 rounds, and if not then get a gun that can hold more since that is what you need to be better equipt. But to say that it doesnt matter and the results are the same if you land shots on the body is a bit silly. There are vast differences in the effects of the two rounds.
