Type: BB air pistol
Manufacturer: ASG
Model: Bersa BP9CC
Materials: Metal slide and polymer frame
Weight: 1.5 pounds. (610 grams)
Barrel: Metal non-rifled
Propulsion: CO2 x 1
Action: Semi-auto blowback, single action only
Ammunition Type: 4.5mm BB's
Ammunition Capacity: 20-round magazine
FPS: 350

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Trigger Pull: The trigger on the ASG Bersa BP9CC is notably light, thanks to its authentic blowback mechanism that recocks the internal striker with each shot. Interestingly, the trigger experiences a slight creep when the metal magazine is loaded, though it doesn’t impact the overall lightness of the trigger pull. The trigger has a reasonable amount of initial take-up, but the rest is quite short.

Accuracy: When firing the ASG Bersa BP9CC Blowback Airgun from a semi-rested stance at a distance of 20 feet, the gun achieved a 2-inch grouping at the center of the target. The fixed sights worked well without needing adjustment. Initial velocity tests place this gun in the vicinity of 350 fps.

Build Quality: ASG has replicated the success seen with the CZ 75 P-07 DUTY in the Bersa BP9CC, showcasing excellent quality and construction. The use of metal and polymer is faithful to the original, and the overall fit and finish are commendable.

Realism: The ASG Bersa BP9CC BB gun is an impressively accurate representation of the actual firearm, down to licensed Bersa trademarks and the 9x19 caliber markings. The only notable difference is the slightly extended magazine butt-plate, likely for accommodating the CO2 screw tab. Its appearance is strikingly similar to the real firearm.

Pros:

• Skillful combination of metal and polymer materials.
• Authentic and realistic blowback action.
• Exceptionally detailed and fully licensed design.
• Strong power and commendable accuracy, efficient CO2 usage for a blowback gun.
• Excellent craftsmanship with a high-quality fit and finish.
• Effective white dot sights.
• Durable all-metal drop-out magazine.
• Ergonomic and slim design, feels great in hand.

Cons:

• The magazine butt-plate is somewhat elongated, which is the only noticeable difference.
• Some peculiar molding marks are present in the magazine.
• The trigger feels a bit creepy with a loaded magazine, and slowly pulling the trigger can cause a BB to fall out if pointed downwards.
• Blowback is somewhat subdued due to the lighter slide and reduced recoil movement.

Comments:

Among the smaller blowback air pistols that both look and perform impressively, this one stands out. The thin profile and overall functionality are commendable, mirroring the popularity of the real steel version in North America, making this airgun a must-have for owners of the 9mm Bersa BP9CC. The ASG Bersa BP9CC 4.5mm BB Blowback Pistol is highly recommended for those seeking a high-quality, realistic BB pistol that doesn’t sacrifice performance or build quality.