Checked out a NAA Gaurdian in .32 today.

[firestar]

I was looking at various pocket guns at a local gun store and decided to handel the NAA that I have heard so much about. It seems well made but heavy. Also, it had a less than comfortable grip with only one finger hold. I see why they make the finger extension on the mag on some guns. I put it down and was not very impressed.

The search continues for a great pocket pistol. I did look at the Beretta Tomcat in .32 and I liked it, a little thick and heavy but it felt good.

 

[Dave R]

Have you checked out the P-32 yet? Or the new P-3AT (which is still very hard to find).

 

[firestar]

I just got rid of a P-32 that was a POS. I don't think I will ever consider a Kel-Tec again, they are just too cheaply made and not reliable.

 

[jame]

I just finished a trade with a member here at THR for a Tomcat Inox, and I like it very well so far. It seem to be finicky about being dirty, which is fine. It just forces preventaive maintenance! Carries well, shoots easy, and the tip up barrel is very convenient. Take another look at the Tomcat!

 

[George Hill]

"It seems well made but heavy. Also, it had a less than comfortable grip with only one finger hold."
All pistols are compromising something. I like the larger Guardian better. Feels better in the hand. I also like it in the new .32NAA caliber. Makes for a reliable pocket auto with some zip to it.

But it sounds like your more of a Kel-Tec guy.

 

[M90A1]

Find yourself a Seecamp .32 and you'll never regret it.

 

[ACP230]

After you "handeled" that NAA did you put it "bach" in the case?