Kel-Tec P32

cbxjeff

May 12, 2003 16:28

I've been looking one of these for a pocket pistol. Anyone have any opinions or even an alternitive. I would even go lower than the 32 but this thing looks as small and light as anything.

Thanks,

cbxjeffIt's too late for me, save yourself.

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  rufe-snow

  May 12, 2003 17:49

  I've had one for almost a year now. It was OK for the first 150 rounds, then I started having problems with it. Had to delete the slide stop tab to get it working properly. Then the firing pin broke. I had to replace that.
  The one saving grace is the folks at KelTec are wonderful to deal with! Just call them up and they will send you replacement parts at no charge!
  If you have no aptitude for kitchen table gunsmithing or like working on guns, don't get the KelTec P 32.
  
  PS Got almost 900 rounds through my P 32, it's working fine now.

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  jet

  May 12, 2003 17:50

  I had a tomcat for awhile but after 600 rnds it was showing wear
  and I wasn't convinced of its stopping power so I traded it in on a 357 air wieght,and am very happy with it,weighs about the same but
  a little bulkier.

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  CLINTF

  May 13, 2003 03:10

  I've had a Kel-Tec P-32 for a couple of years now and
  have put roughly 400 rds through it. I cannot even
  remember a sinle jam, stovepipe, etc. I think Rufe-snow
  may have gotten one of the runts of the litter.

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  rhmc24

  May 13, 2003 05:11

  I like my Kel-Tec .32. Also have their 9mil and like it too.

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  Pearyw

  May 13, 2003 06:41

  I like my 32 Kel-tec. I have had no problems. As an alternative, they are starting to make a .380 version.

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  ATF

  May 13, 2003 07:44

  As you can see I've had mine a while.Works great I never leave home without it.
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  ATF

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  NickCWinter

  May 13, 2003 10:29

  Viable alternative if you run across one: Colt Mustang or Mustang Pocketlite in .380. Or a Kahr P 9.

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  Zwickeyman

  May 13, 2003 10:51

  If I'm not greatly mistaken they are going to offer it in 380 also.

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  ATF

  May 13, 2003 13:53

  The P-32 loaded (8rnds) weighs just 10ozs and 6ozs empty.I wonder how that compares to other brands.
  
  
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  ATF

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  cbxjeff

  May 13, 2003 16:14

  Thanks for the replies guys. Yes, that P-32 weighs around 6.5 oz empty. Amaizing. Plus it's just .75 thick. Those 2 factors are what got my interest.
  
  cbxjeffIt's too late for me, save yourself.

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