Why I chose to keep my P-32 instead of getting a P-3AT

[ChuckB]

patentmike- I was about to give up on my P32 a couple of months into our relationship. A marriage counselor (a smith at K-Tec) and I had a discussion about my concerns. A brief attitude correction visit to the factory (by the P32, not me) has resulted in a good marriage. We now have several hundred rounds through her without a hitch. I would trust this little lady any time.

Chuck

 

[patentmike]

The pin on the underside of the trigger was backing out. A little loc tite, and it's back to the range to see if anything else pops up.

 

[mini14jac]

I had several hundred trouble free rounds through my P32, before I got my P3AT.
Now, I've been wishing I had kept the P32.

My P3AT would feed anything before I sent it in to be hard chromed.
Now I get one FTE per mag with UMC and Win. Whit box.
Also, the pin on the new gun is backing out. :banghead:

I had done the mods to my old pin, so it would stay home.
Looks like it's time to take a hacksaw to the new one.

 

[arinvolvo]

i think ill wait till the KTs are made by glock or Kahr.



for me, it boils to this. If i KNEW i was going to have to usea a pistol for self defense today, id choose something different than a KT for my pocket...thats all.

but then again, SOME is better than NO gun.

 

[Newton]

I'm not aware of any studies that show FMJs to be superior in ANY caliber to hollowpoints.

The Kel-Tec P32 is a great little gun, I have one. But I also have a P-3AT, and when Corbon's PowRBall .380 load comes available, the combination promises to be quite some package.

If you're happy with the P32 stick with it. But the P-3AT offers you better protection in practically the same package.



Newton