I know nothing about them have never shot or handled any their handguns in any incarnation, so I did a quick google search.
Based on 10 minutes worth of reading, I would probably not buy.
Not many supporters out there and the fact that the company has re-branded multiple times would be a red flag to me, regardless of price point.
Then I saw an on-line price for nib for only $100.00...low price doesn't always mean cheap, but $100.00? who makes it and where is it made? The slide is stamped Las Vegas NV USA which means exactly what?
They do have a pretty cool website but quick navigation reveals it is not up to full function. Looks like they have modified the frame to mimic a Bersa Thunder or Walther PP; it is a good looking pistol.
For a few dollars more you can find something new, used or lnib with a better track record.
I remember when Bersa, KelTec, Taurus and others were breaking into the US market at lower, even down right cheap price points. I had some skepticism not being familar with the brands or their track record. Those companies are still in business under the same name and have a proven track record in the hands of owners. Today, they still offer firearms to compete in the low price point market with good to great products. Bryco/Jennings/Jimenez doesn't appear to be able to do this at $100 per pistol.
I could be totally wrong here but I think these guys have mfg'ed their .22 and .25 models for years and are supposed to be fun little reliable mouse guns.