Seecamp .32acp
Any feedback on these pistols? My father is in the market for a new carry gun and someone suggested this pistol. Any feedback on them? From what I have seen they look pricey. Thanks
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The Keltec is the smallest, lightest and its' identical twin the P3AT
in 380 are around $200. Take a look at them before you buy this class of pistol. Look at KTOG.com, an owners' website.0 -
Yes, Seecamps are pricey. Although they have come down a bit. I have the Keltec P-32. As a small guy I can't carry anything very big without a vest, coat, etc. A friend made me a flannel rug for the Keltec and I can carry it in my front jean pocket without notice. The rug obscures what little outline there is. The only complaint I have with it is the high trigger pull. A problem I need to address.
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I carried a Seacamp as a "second gun" until a buddy talked me out of it (with a handfull of cash). Went to a Beretta 950 in 25ACP which is almost as small...and for a second gun, as adequate as the 32ACP (in my opinion). Neither round is a "stopper" but they will sure change an attacker's attitude.
My Seacamp was reliable as long as I loaded it with Winchester Silvertips. The Beretta feeds anything.
For what that's worth,
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NAA Guardian in 32 or 380...half the price of the Seecamp and just as good!
Chris8161
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You can't beat the Keltec .380. 0 -
The Seecamp is a great little gun but you can only use WW Silvertips in it. This fact makes it less then perfect. I have retired my Seecamp for my Kel-Tek and have never looked back. The Kel-Tek is thinner, lighter and shoots whatever I load in it. I just upgraded to the .380 from the .32 and am as happy as could be with it.
If it can cut, kill or maim, I want two.0
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