Frequently Asked Questions
The ASG replica of the Bersa Thunder 9 Pro is designed to closely resemble the real firearm in exterior appearance, but the operating principle is different. It operates on CO2 and does not feature recoil. The entire process of feeding, cocking, and firing is performed by the trigger.
Equipment Specifications
| Gas Type | CO2 12g |
| Firing Mode | Semi |
| Hop Up | Fixed |
| Speed | 130 - 135 m/s |
| Material | ABS, Metal, ABS |
| Recoil | With Recoil |
| Propulsion | CO2 |
| Magazine Capacity | 15 BBs |
Product Description
Brief History
The Bersa Thunder 9 first appeared in 1994 as an evolution of the Model 90. This Argentine pistol closely resembles the Walther P88 but is offered at a much lower cost.
Exterior of the Replica
This replica is marketed by ASG and closely mimics the exterior of the real firearm. The operating principle is different, completely lacking recoil. The entire platform is made from ABS plastic. The side buttons are purely decorative, and we recommend not attempting to operate them as they may break. The magazine release button is located on the left side of the grip.
Interior of the Replica
It can be said that the internal mechanism is simplistic, with fewer chances of something breaking unexpectedly. The internal components are mostly made of metal. Using 0.20g BBs, the replica can shoot at a velocity of 130-135 m/s.
Power Source
The replica operates with 12g CO2 capsules stored inside the grip. Due to its operating and feeding method, it is a recommended replica for cold seasons. We advise using high-quality BBs and not reusing BBs, as this process can damage the replica.