Kel Tec vs. NAA
Well I left a post last night regarding the NAA .32 mini pistols as a backup. I stopped by a local gun shop this afternoon inquiring about these little beauties and then the shop owner started showing me the Kel Tec .32's. I have heard a lot of good things about these little pistols, but wanted to hear from some of you folks out there. Any experience?
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I haven't shot the .32 but I have the Kel-tec P11 9mm and it shoots straight, reliably, everytime, EVERYTIME. Thats more than I can say for most of my pistol collection. It has probably been the best $210 I have spent in a while. The P32 is so small you might forget you have it. I have however also heard good things about the NAA's as well. In my opinion, you cant go wrong with Kel-tec. One question, why go with a .32 at all when the Kel-tec P3at .380 is only a mouse hairs difference in size and weight.
P.S. Its cheaper than the NAA.
Monkey says:
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the kel tecs frequently need a little "fluff and buff" to run reliably. that said, i love them. i had a p32 that never had a problem. get the p3at. smallest .380 you'll ever hold. check out ktog.org for more on the fluff and buff. 0 -
Don't care for either brand. I'm glad that the ones you guys have work well for you. But for every story I hear about a good one, I hear 9 bad stories. I've also owned both brands and I definately did'nt care for the Kel-Tec and the NAA wasn't much better. I had problems with both brands. My buddy was shooting my Kel-Tec at the range and the slide came off during firing and bounced off of his safety glass's and hit him in the forehead. I guess not everyone has the big bucks to go out and buy a Beretta or a Springfield Armory handgun. I do pick-ups at night from 10 business's to make their night deposits for them. I carry a Sig Sauer P220 .45 ACP in my holster and a Sig Sauer P232 .380 for a back up gun. I've invested way over $1,000.00 for these two guns, but they're worth every penny. I need to make sure that my guns fire everytime. I'm in a different situation than you are. You won't find a Kel-Tec,NAA,Bursa,or a Highpoint in the holster of any cop. Why? When your life is on the line, you need to have a gun the fires everytime. I'm not critizing you for buying either of these guns, but as its always been, "You get what you pay for". If either of these guns meet "your needs", good for you. Just my opinion. 9mmberetta92
Bubba " There is no such thing as having too many guns!"0 -
i own and carry the kel tec p-32. i have 900rounds out of it and never had a jam. i work in a gun shop in pa and it is one of our biggest sellers. i sold aprox. 10 so far this year and 100 last year.
noone has brought any back for repairs or complaints. ive carried this pistol for about 3 yrs. its gone thru the wash 5 times. wash and dry. lol.. i would highly suggest getting the parkerized finish they dont rust..... i carry mine in my back pocket with out a holster. and with the park. fin. the body salts dont afect it like a blue or even stainless. if you have any ?? you can call me at the gun shop and talk to me sam or brian the boss he carries one to.
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I have a P3AT and it has worked well for me. The NAA's are nice little guns, but I found them very unpleasant to fire-despite the fact that they're relatively heavy. I prefer my Kel-Tec to the Gaurdian, but that's me. The NAA's are also twice the $$.
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Isn't the NAA a more compact .380ACP?
It seems more durable to me, but I have not owned one.
The NAA guarantee follows the gun, not the owner.0 -
The Kel-tec by FAR. I own the .380Kel-tec. It fits in any pocket, has never jammed, light as a feather, and I can keep one bullet in the tube and have no fear of accidental discharge.
Thank you and good night, don't forget to tip your waitress.
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