Kel-Tec P32

[OK Corgi Rancher]

I picked one up a few months ago from a pawn shop in McAlester. It was really cheap. Got it home and it had some issues. Rather than futz around with it I packed it up with a note and sent it to Kel-Tec after calling them. I was clear it was a pawn shop purchase.

About a week later I got it back. Kel-Tec replaced everything except the slide, plastic grip frame and the inner chassis. They even reblued the slide. All it cost me was $13 and change for shipping. And now it works like a champ. I really like it because it just disappears inside a pocket and I don't have to worry about wearing something to cover my gun. .32ACP isn't the greatest defensive round but I still don't mind having the little P32 with me on occasion.

I've mentioned before I'm a real Kel-Tec fan and this is just one of many reasons why.

 

[Pochanaquarhip]

.32acp in your pocket is better than the 9mm you left at home

 

[JEVapa]

.32 ACP has killed a lot of people in its history. Nothing scoff at.

 

[KurtM]

I like my Seecamp 32. It is maybe a bit smaller than the Keltec, but same kind of pistol. Just to see I killed a 150# pig with it. It was a head shot in from the top of her head and yes she was in a trap, I'm not out there facing them down with a pocket pistol. Probably about 4-5 feet away. It worked just fine.

 

[OK Corgi Rancher]

It only weighs 11 oz with a loaded mag/8 rounds.

 

[KurtM]

Nice! I don't even know what a Seecamp weighs, and it only holds 7, 6 in the mag and one in the barrel. I think that's why it's a bit smaller, but it isn't significant. Both are nice!
13.25 loaded for the Seecamp... Looked it up

 

[OK Corgi Rancher]

I thought the Seecamp weighed more than that. Huh... I haven't shot a Seecamp in probably 30 years. It was a nice gun.

 

[Ndenway]

Hell I haven't seen a seecamp since the 90s.

Hadn't seen a lot of sporting good stuff in a while