KelTec P32

[1911master]

Obviously not my primary but what thoughts do you have on the little P32?

I have a few rounds of FMJ and a full box of GoldDots.

 

[DavidMcmillan]

I had one a few years ago, and traded to a friend, for some forgotten reason. It was a great little pistol, and I would probably jump on one if paths crossed.

 

[Okie4570]

I've carried one for years. No issues, shoots well.

 

[OK Corgi Rancher]

I want one. I have a P3AT and love it. I want a P32 also. One (at least) of each...that's my motto.

 

[alphagunner]

I enjoy mine enough I bought a couple extras. Runs like a top

 

[wolfkpr]

I had one, ran good. Then i got a ruger lcp.. .380 in the same size. The .32 is easier to shoot well.

 

[TANSTAAFL]

Literally so small and light you can forget you have it. Carbine version anyone? 50 rd drum?

 

[fatcpa]

I’ve owned one for several years. Not the ideal caliber, but better than a sharp stick. To get around the rim lock issue without messing with the magazines, I alternate regular FMJ round nose bullets and flat nose lead bullets. I like Fiochi FMJ and Buffalo Bore hard cast flat nose.

 

[Istandalone]

If you have the boolets you must buy a gun for them. I don’t regret selling my p32. But it was very discreet and only once did I experience rim lock because I bounced a mag. I just got a small 9mm Nano to replace it

 

[gl89aw]

I have both, the 380 and the 32, both have been 100% reliable, the 380 is more pleasant to shoot than my Mauser hsc, I suspect it’s because the Keltec is a locked breech design