Rimlock is a condition that could happen to any .32acp pistol due to case design.
Stovepipe is a condition that could happen to any pistol due to parts malfunction or poor gripping.
*** I owned two Keltec P32's. The first one was such a POS that I returned it to the factory three times. What it did best was jam up.
Gun falling apart is usually attributed to owner who has absolutely no idea on how to correctly re-assemble his handgun.
*** Oh sure.
*** Next the POS fell apart because the pin that is supposed to hold it together broke. So I returned it to the factory for the FOURTH time. They actually refunded my money though - they even gave me more than I originally paid for it. But I was still way behind because each mailing, insurance and all, was quite expensive.
*** I actually bought a second P32. Some people never learn. I found it at a gun show at a very good price, and I really loved its lightness and compactness, and it was a pleasure to shoot when it shot. The second one was much better than the first. It actually worked flawlessly for several hundred rounds, but then it jammed solid. I could not trust it as a defensive weapon then, nor could I trust any P32, so I sold it (concealing nothing from the sellee, I might add).
*** As I said, I'd be glad to pay double for the same design but made with excellent materials and quality control. Until then I'll stick with my little S&W revolver and Glock. I can trust them.