Walther PD380 VS Girsan MC14 BDA - TheFirearmGuy 

Thanks for the feedback and I wish I had a BDA to compare

My thoughts exactly. Joe

I learned a lot from your comment David. Thanks

I agree with that point

​@@TheFirearmGuyis the girsan reliable

The Girsan is easier to shoot in my opinion

Makes it not relevant. 😁

Thanks for the feedback

I appreciate that Scott

I know .. these companies saving pennies ruining their reputations

Nor do you mean here with that point

Bc they can charge $40 instead of a few dollars more.

@@timrobinson6573 You´ll buy it anyways... it will cost more surely

No argument with your comment bro. I agree

I appreciate it. Bob, Yes, Girsan is doing a great job

It’s made for deeper concealment. Double stack would defeat the purpose.

​@@crawdadlando4053No it wouldn't. If the mag gets fatter, the thickness of the magwell walls gets smaller, and the gun remains the same width. It's not rocket science.

Thanks Jet. I felt more confident with the girsan

Makes you wonder how Walther thinks they compete against double stacks

I hear you Chris and many people here agree

Exactly , they missed badly on that one !

For the size of the pistol and the target audience, it’s a win. It’s a single stack pistol for mag reduced states that having a slightly smaller pistol is needed. It’s like this, if I’m going to Idaho, I carry whatever large pistol I want. If I print, no one cares. WA, that’s a state you do not wanna print. How big is too much to print? The walther pd380 is almost the same size as the steyr m9a2. Width is no comparison at all. I can carry this easily with no print and a normal t shirt. The steyr on the other hand sticks out. For the walthers price, features, and size, it’s a home run. Need 12 rounds of 9mm maybe the FN reflex would be worth look good into for you. $99 more than the pd380. Me however, the thin of the walther and 3.7” barrel is its selling point. That and DA/SA with an easy to access safety. The main thing that sets the walther apart is the mag release. I love European paddle releases. Harder to accidentally hit the mag. I had a shield that I shaved the mag release down by millimeters cause it kept dropping mags in public. Same with extended Glock mag releases. If I have a used glock with an extended mag release, that goes sooner than the trashy sights. Walther pds sights are steel and adjustable. That’s a bonus for a $399 pistol.

@@crawdadlando4053 best example I have ever heard

Thanks for checking it out bro

Much appreciated. Andy

Makes me wonder why they even bothered.

Thanks for checking it out Max

Much appreciated, Tammy

Hey Mark, I'm glad you picked up the Girsan it's a sweet shooting handgun no doubt

I would prefer double stack as well

Well said jwc

Thanks for checking it out Lance. Most people are going with the girsan

Thanks for letting me know Cam

Thanks, Paul

Exactly right James

I need to find out if those will work in the Girsan

Great review yesterday brother

Glad it's working for you

I haven't heard much positive about that gun, it's apparently very unpleasant to shoot

That's good to know. Thanks for the info

Thanks Frank

Thanks, Dragon

Thanks, major

Thanks, Chris

Most likely because of cost saving

Front the Girsan site. The MC14G84 has an open-top slide design that echoes classic Beretta handguns. The rear sight is drift-adjustable, the front post is forged integral to the slide and the same three-dot system is employed. Both the MC14BDA and MC14G84 are available in either an all black (MSRP $360) or two-toned Cerakote finish (MSRP $381). For more information, visit eaacorp.com.

Thanks for the feedback

The PD380 just seems to be missing a little bit of the Walther flare

Thanks Wayne

Are you enjoying the Walther PD380?

Thanks for letting me know bro

I wouldn't give up on Walther entirely. They really do make a nice PDP but it is a bummer

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@@TheFirearmGuy 😂💀

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Many people here agree with you

They're the PK380 mags

Thanks for letting me know bro

Thanks bud