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Compact and powerful, the Thunder Pro UC is perfect if you need stopping power without the bulk. And thanks to a Browning Petter barrel locking system, you’ll see reliable feeding and ejection time after time. Also available in a large caliber .45 ACP.
Specifications
| Caliber | .40 S&W |
|---|---|
| Action | DA/SA |
| Capacity | 10+1 |
| Barrel Length | 3.25" |
| Front Sight | Interchangeable Sig Sauer Type |
| Rear Sight | Interchangeable Sig Sauer Type |
| Finishes | Duotone, Matte Black |
| Grips | Checkered Black Polymer |
| Construction | Alloy Frame / Steel Slide |
| Safety | Integral Locking System, Manual, Firing Pin |
| Weight | 23.0000 |
| Length | 6.5" |
| Height | 4.75" |
| Width | 1.45" |
Customer Reviews
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- Great replacement for 1911A1
Review by Dennis (on 7/11/2017) -
Carried a 45 for years in the Army but to bulky tor concealed carry. Replaced it with 40 Ultra compact pro and love it. Bad eyes so looking for brighter sightsRating Price
- Perfect all around CCW
Review by Billy D (on 5/15/2017) -
I love this pistol. I bought mine 8years ago and fired over 5,000 rounds with only 1 FTE/FTF issue. this was after shooting 200 rounds of cheap dirty Tulammo. I wouldn't trade this for anything. This is my regular off duty carry gun. Has been for 8 years.Rating Price - Impossible to beat for price.
Review by Hugh M (on 9/25/2016) -
Previously had a Beretta 92FS 9mm; qualified with a 351, but wanted something smaller and with more 'knock down' punch. Spent 1½ months checking OWNER reviews [no 'paid expert stuff]. Found Sig Sauer to be best liked with a 98% acceptance at OVER $1,000 cost. Surprisingly, the Bersa had over 94% acceptance at a cost of under $400. I purchased the "Thunder 40 SC Pro for $399 brand new. Came with 2 mags. I have fired several types of ammo with NO issues whatsoever and qualified with a 344 even with the short 3 1/4" barrel [and bouncing target]. However, my CC ammo is a +P+ grade with 527 ft. lbs., muzzle energy and I was concerned as to whether a small 40 caliber gun could take 357 level ammo. No indoor ranges would allow me to shoot the Corbon Powerball .40 so I took it to the desert, found a 30' dirt embankment and fired 5 rounds as fast as I could pull the trigger [at $1.50 per round, that was my 'allotment']. The gun fed, fired, ejected, and kept right on going without a single failure. Now, having fired it about 500 times [NOT the 'Powerball' ammo], I don't know if I would trade it for a Sig. I consider it the very best .40 cal sub compact on the market.Rating Price - Very good cc pistol
Review by Roadmap (on 6/21/2015) -
Have had mine for 3 years, over 1,000 rounds thru without a hiccup. Eats win white box, JHP and reloads all the same, loaded low and hot, 165 and 180 gr Rainier bullits mostly. Carries really well in a UGB holster with FBI canter. Can make a really nice 10 round hole at 7 yards, but my eyes are not so good anymore at 15 and beyond. I can shoot my BUCPro as well as my Sig 220 Elite. Grip has good bite.Rating Price
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