Training Replica: BERSA BPcc 3.2"

The Bersa BPcc (specifically the BP9CC or BP380CC) represents Bersa's first venture into the modern striker-fired, polymer-framed market. Designed specifically for deep concealment, the "CC" stands for "Concealed Carry." It is known for its exceptionally thin profile and one of the smoothest factory triggers in its class.

Key Design Elements

• Single-Stack Slimness: The pistol measures only 0.94 inches in width, making it one of the flattest 9mm handguns available. This thin profile significantly reduces "printing" when carried inside the waistband.

• Exceptional Trigger: The BPcc is famous for its "Short Reset" DAO (Double Action Only) trigger. It features a very light, crisp break and a minimal reset distance, which is often compared favorably to much more expensive competition pistols.

• Hybrid Sighting System: In a unique design choice, the BPcc uses a Sig Sauer #8 front sight dovetail and a Glock-style rear sight dovetail. This gives the user access to a massive variety of aftermarket sight options from two different platforms.

• Ambidextrous Magazine Release: The magazine release is truly ambidextrous, allowing for intuitive operation from either side of the pistol without swapping parts.

• Safety Features: The pistol lacks a traditional manual safety lever. Instead, it relies on a loaded chamber indicator (visible and tactile), an internal firing pin safety, and Bersa�s Integral Locking System (activated by a key).

• Polygonal Rifling: The 3.2-inch barrel features polygonal rifling, which typically provides a better gas seal and can lead to increased muzzle velocity and easier cleaning compared to traditional land-and-groove rifling.

Technical Specifications