Bersa BP9CC CO2 Dual-Tone BB gun

Type:  BB Pistol
Manufacturer: ASG
Model: 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

Trigger Pull: The trigger on the ASG Bersa BP9CC has a light pull, thanks to its authentic blowback mechanism that automatically recocks the internal striker with each shot. Oddly, the trigger exhibits a minor creep when the metal magazine is inserted, though it doesn't impact the overall lightness of the pull. There is noticeable take-up, yet the reset is notably quick.

Accuracy: Firing the ASG Bersa BP9CC Blowback Airgun from a semi-supported position 20 feet away, the gun achieved a solid 2-inch grouping at the center of the target. The fixed sights required no adjustments for my needs. Initial speed tests place this gun at around 350 fps.

Build Quality: ASG has maintained high standards with the Bersa BP9CC, mirroring the quality seen in the CZ 75 P-07 DUTY I previously reviewed. The use of metal and polymer is accurate to the original, with an overall excellent fit and finish.

Realism: The ASG Bersa BP9CC BB gun closely mimics the real steel counterpart, maintaining excellent functionality as an airgun. The only noticeable difference is the magazine's slightly elongated butt-plate, likely to accommodate the CO2 screw tab. Its resemblance to the actual firearm is striking, right down to the licensed Bersa trademarks and 9x19 caliber markings.

Pros:

• Effective use of metal and polymer materials.
• Genuinely realistic blowback action.
• Highly detailed and fully licensed.
• Strong power and reasonable accuracy, efficient in CO2 usage.
• Exceptionally well-crafted, with great fit and finish.
• Practical white dot sights.
• Fully metal drop-out magazine.
• Ergonomic design, offering a comfortable grip and slim profile.

Cons:

• The magazine butt plate is somewhat long, which is an obvious difference, and it shows unusual molding marks.
• The trigger feels slightly unusual with a full magazine, occasionally leading to a BB dropping from the barrel if pointed down.
• The blowback action is somewhat subdued due to the lighter slide and less extensive recoil movement.

Comments:

This is one of the standout smaller blowback air pistols that excels in both appearance and performance. Its slim design and overall functionality are why the real steel version is popular in North America, making this airgun a valuable acquisition for any 9mm Bersa BP9CC owners. I strongly recommend the ASG Bersa BP9CC 4.5mm BB Blowback Pistol for anyone seeking a high-quality, lifelike BB pistol that delivers in terms of performance and build quality without any compromises.