Introduced to the market in 2014, the BP380 CC is marketed as a budget-friendly .380 handgun for everyday concealed carry. The BP380 model is a .380 version of the more popular Bersa BP9 CC pistol chambered in 9mm. The BP380 CC and BP9 CC models have nearly identical dimensions, although the BP9CC pistol has a slightly shorter barrel.
Holsters for the Bersa BP380CC
Any of the gun holster and magazine carrier models displayed below are avaiable in a version to the Bersa BP380CC pistol.
Holsters for the Bersa PB380CC | |||
MTR Custom Adversary IWB Holster  | MTR Custom Small of the Back Holster  | MTR Custom Slimline Tuckable IWB Model  | MTR Custom Slimline Deluxe Full-Size Pancake Holster  |
MTR Custom Back Pocket Holster  | MTR Custom Belt Scabbard Holster  | MTR Custom Crossdraw Holster  | MTR Custom Front Pocket Model  |
MTR Custom Dual Purpose Holster  | MTR Custom Paddle Holster  | MTR Custom Deluxe Full-Size Pancake Holster  | MTR Customer Deluxe Full-Size Quick Snap Holster  |
MTR Custom Vertical Deluxe Full-Size Quick Snap Holster  | MTR Tuckable Adversary IWB Holster  | MTR Custom Pancake Belt Slide  | MTR Custom Double Magazine Carrier with Belt Slots  |
MTR Custom Single IWB Clip-On Magazine Carrier  | MTR Custom Double Mag Carrier with a Paddle | MTR Custom Single Magazine Carrier  | |
Like the Bersa BP9CC models, the BP380 model is an entry-level, striker-fired pistol design that utilizes a single stack magazine. The single stack design offers a round capacity of 8 in the magazine plus 1 in the chamber. Like many gun manufacturers today, the BP380 and 9mm models use a polymer frame lower mated to a steel pistol upper.
Dimensionally, the BP380 CC is just over an inch wide, with a 3.3-inch barrel and an overall length of 6.1 inches. It weighs 21.5 ounces, meaning it isn’t the lightest .380 CCW handgun on the market.
I think Bersa got a little funky with the sight system on the BP models, as all feature a Sig Sauer-style front sight and a Glock-style U notch for the rear sight.
Since the BP380 CC is designed for concealed carry, the most popular gun holster styles are inside the waistband or IWB options.
However, this Bersa handgun is also small enough to comfortably hide in a small belt holster or OWB holster. Of the leather OWB holsters that we carry at Gunner’s Alley for the BP380CC, our best-selling models are the MTR Custom Pancake Slide and the MTR Custom Slimline Deluxe Pancake holster (both of those models are also listed above).
In my humble opinion, the BP380CC is a little on the big side to work in a pocket holster, but that also depends on the size and depth of the pocket. If you have pants with wide and deep pockets, then this .380 version of the BP handgun could work in a front pocket holster.
FAQS
Here are some commonly asked questions associated with holsters for the Bersa BP380CC:
Will a BP380CC fit in a gun holster made for the BP9CC pistol?
Since the BP380CC and BP9CC pistols have nearly identical dimensions, a BP380CC will fit into a holster made for a BP9CC.
Where can I find a magazine carrier for a Bersa BP380CC handgun?
Any of the leather magazine carriers displayed above are available for a Bersa BP380CC magazine.
Will a Bersa BP380 work in a pocket holster?
The answer likely depends on the size and depth of the pockets. The pistol has an overall length of 6.35 inches and a weight of 21.5 ounces so it’s a sizeable semiautomatic pistol to try to hide in a front or rear pocket.
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