Tisas Fatih B380 Handgun .380 ACP 13rd Magazines 3.9″ Barrel Wood Grips
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About this product
The Tisas Fatih B380 is a 9.7 ounce, all-steel framed .380 ACP handgun that delivers a classic hammer-fired experience in a modern compact package. Chambered for the manageable .380 ACP round, its 3.9-inch hammer-forged barrel and double/single-action trigger provide a shooting dynamic reminiscent of larger service pistols. With a 13+1 capacity, two included magazines, and Beretta 92-style sight compatibility, it bridges the gap between a micro-compact and a full-sized 9mm.
What is the Tisas Fatih B380 used for?
This pistol is best suited for a shooter seeking a manageable, high-capacity concealed carry option or a classic range-trainer under $500. The all-steel frame absorbs .380 ACP recoil more effectively than polymer competitors, making follow-up shots quicker and more controlled. It's a natural fit for someone who appreciates a traditional double-action first pull and a single-action break for subsequent shots, a system that prioritizes deliberate first-round placement.
How does the Tisas Fatih B380 compare to the Bersa Thunder 380?
The Fatih B380 offers double the magazine capacity and a more modern accessory rail compared to the 7+1 round Bersa Thunder 380, but it's approximately 2.3 ounces heavier and marginally longer. While the Bersa Thunder is a direct, often more affordable, homage to the Walther PP, the Tisas Fatih modernizes the concept with capacity. The Bersa may have a slight edge in pure concealment due to its slimmer profile, but the Tisas decisively wins on firepower and modern utility.
What does it weigh and what are the dimensions?
Unloaded, the pistol weighs 9.7 ounces (277 grams) and measures 6.9 inches in overall length with a 4.8-inch height. These dimensions place it squarely between modern polymer micro-compacts and full-sized steel-frame handguns, giving it a solid, substantial feel without being overly bulky. For context, our Stevens 334 Rifle in .308 Win offers a completely different form factor for long-range precision, but both share an emphasis on functional, mechanical reliability.
Who is this NOT for?
This is not the pistol for a new shooter seeking the absolute lightest, smallest concealed carry option or someone who exclusively trains on striker-fired systems. The manual safety and double-action trigger require dedicated, consistent practice to master under stress. If your priority is minimizing weight and print, a polymer-framed micro-9mm like a Sig P365 will serve you better, albeit with a different recoil impulse.
What's in the box?
The package includes the Fatih B380 pistol, two 13-round steel magazines, and the standard factory documentation. Note that the factory wood grips are installed, but no additional backstraps, grip panels, or aftermarket sights are included. You will need to supply your own .380 ACP ammunition, a cleaning kit, and a properly rated lockable storage case, which we strongly recommend over the manufacturer's cardboard box.
Is the Tisas Fatih B380 worth it at $413.99?
At this price point, the value proposition is strong for a shooter who specifically wants a steel-framed, high-capacity .380 with classic controls. You are paying for durable materials—cerakote over steel, a hammer-forged barrel—and a functional design over brand-name prestige. Compared to spending more on a Browning 1911-380 or Beretta Cheetah, the Tisas delivers 90% of the classic shooting experience for 50-60% of the cost, making it a rational choice for the mechanically-minded buyer.
Specs at a glance
Pros & cons
What works
- Factory-supplied 13-round capacity—double many .380 competitors.
- All-steel frame at 9.7 oz provides superior recoil management over polymer.
- Includes two magazines, enabling practical range session rotations.
- Beretta 92-style rear sight dovetail allows direct aftermarket upgrades.
Trade-offs
- Manual safety requires deliberate, consistent training for concealed carry use.
- Proprietary magazines limit aftermarket options compared to universal platforms.
- Unloaded weight of 9.7 oz is heavier than polymer .380s like the Ruger LCP Max.
- No accessory rail is present for mounting weapon-mounted lights.
Key attributes
| upc | 711500175821 |
| manufacturer | Tisas Arms Corp |
| manufacturer part number | 11000103 |
| action | Double / Single Action |
| capacity | 13 + 1 |
| number of magazines | 2 13 rd. |
| shipping weight | 4.3 |
| sights | Fixed |
Frequently asked questions
- Does this work with Beretta 92 magazines?
- No, the Tisas Fatih B380 uses proprietary 13-round .380 ACP magazines. While the rear sight dovetail is cut to the Beretta 92 pattern, allowing for direct sight replacement, the magazine well and feed geometry are unique to this pistol's .380 ACP chambering.
- Is the barrel threaded for a suppressor?
- No, the factory 3.9-inch barrel is not threaded. This pistol is not configured from the factory as a host for a suppressor (silencer), which would require a threaded barrel, potentially a taller set of sights to clear the can, and adherence to NFA regulations including a tax stamp and extended wait times.
- How long does shipping take to an FFL?
- For in-stock items, processing typically takes 1-2 business days. Transit time varies by carrier and destination, but final delivery to your chosen FFL dealer usually occurs within 3-7 business days after shipment. You must contact your FFL in advance to confirm they will accept the transfer and provide their license to us.
- Can I return it if there's a mechanical issue?
- All firearms sales are final once transferred through an FFL, in compliance with federal law. However, the pistol is covered by Tisas' manufacturer warranty against defects in materials and workmanship for the original purchaser. Any suspected mechanical issue must be addressed through their warranty service department, not via a store return.