Excercisise that person buying a Kel-tec .32 acp!!!!!!!! GOT A ROPE??????? Poor REVOLVERS. WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!! May the revolver masters bring shame on your PITTAFULL SOUL! Otherwise than that,Good luck with it. rich642z I betcha my Ruger Speed Six,Sucurity Six,Gp 100 and SP101 beat the tar out of that stinky little .32 by all my .357 also not to forget my LCR in .357 magnum.
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ljnowell
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My last four handgun purchases have been revolvers. I am still looking for the right little semi-auto pocket pistol. I think you made a fine choice.
I betcha his gun is a lot easier to put eight rounds in, and put in your pocket.
I betcha his gun is a lot easier to put eight rounds in, and put in your pocket.
Nickg216
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I have a P3AT AND an LCR. On different days I carry different ones. Depends on what I'm doing and wearing. I have practiced with both and feel perfectly safe with both. I'm a bit choosey on the the ammo for the KT but I've found gold dot doesn't FTE. My opinion is that you buy and carry what you feel will be sufficient and practical for you. I have both autos and wheel guns and I see the the advantages and take pleasure in shooting both. Just my two cents. Cheers
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Stainz
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Some years back, while working as a RO at an outdoor public shooting range, I had the misfortune of helping too many folks with the then less-than-reliable little KelTec's. I'll still never have one in my pocket. A S&W 642 is far more reliable - and all of the stopping power you need.
Now, while we are admitting our horrors, I take you back over two years. My wife wanted a Seecamp .32 - we waited for months to get one from our pusher - he finally got a new pair in stock. A friend from the range bought the first one - and my wife put the second one down to ponder my purchase of it for her. It was grabbed by another hungry shopper. My friend got back to the range - and decided to to sell the little finely made piece before he shot it. I traded a Ruger 4.6" SBH for it, a full box of Winnie .32's, and a custom leather holster... and a C-note! Yeah, he wanted that .44!
My wife carried it for some time - shot it several times - far better than I could shoot it. She prefers my 2" 10 for a car/house gun - but the little evil-bottom-feeder/rude-case-tosser is her pocket gun. It bit me each of the two times I shot it... I stick with revolvers - they like me!
Stainz
Now, while we are admitting our horrors, I take you back over two years. My wife wanted a Seecamp .32 - we waited for months to get one from our pusher - he finally got a new pair in stock. A friend from the range bought the first one - and my wife put the second one down to ponder my purchase of it for her. It was grabbed by another hungry shopper. My friend got back to the range - and decided to to sell the little finely made piece before he shot it. I traded a Ruger 4.6" SBH for it, a full box of Winnie .32's, and a custom leather holster... and a C-note! Yeah, he wanted that .44!
My wife carried it for some time - shot it several times - far better than I could shoot it. She prefers my 2" 10 for a car/house gun - but the little evil-bottom-feeder/rude-case-tosser is her pocket gun. It bit me each of the two times I shot it... I stick with revolvers - they like me!
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I too have strayed... but I felt like a .22 semi-auto would be a good addition. Haven't fired it yet, but I think it will be fun to shoot - as well as a lot easier than the revolver I picked up.
I like the .22 revolver I got fine and still consider myself a revolver guy. Double-action pickings are lean for .22, though. I don't see a lot of them around used when I look. Since I keep .22 around for my rifles, it seems like a smart move to have some handguns around that will eat it too.
I like the .22 revolver I got fine and still consider myself a revolver guy. Double-action pickings are lean for .22, though. I don't see a lot of them around used when I look. Since I keep .22 around for my rifles, it seems like a smart move to have some handguns around that will eat it too.
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I must admit, even though I'm a die-hard revolver man I do own 2 (but only 2) semi-auto pistols. One is a 1911 (because everyone should have at least 1 1911) and the other is a KelTec P-32. Sometimes you just need a little gun which is much better than carrying a sharp stick as they say.
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