[Charlie101]

Hey i was wondering what the quality of the kel-tec P32 is. I like the feel of it but it is so light i was wondering what the quality is and how many rounds you can put through it. :gangster:

[Big Dog]

A nice little 'deep cover' hide-out piece. Trigger is very stiff, but that's okay for what it is. Accuracy so-so, but plenty good at the 'belly-buster' distance it would be used at.
Never heard of any issues regarding reliability or longevity, but it is not the kind of gun most folks will shoot a lot at the range with.

[iflylow74]

I have had one for a couple of years and I am very impressed with it. I've carried it on the farm and in my truck as a "oh sh**" gun for 2 years through very dirty and harsh conditions without a single jam or any evidence of rust. The sights are pretty primitive but like Big Dog said, it's pretty much a belly gun anyway.

[Bookman]

One of my gun-savvy friends carries a P32 when he ventures downstate. He has test-fired the gun enough times to have confidence in it. They are pretty good guns, overall.

[Charlie101]

Thanks. i may have to get one in a few years.

[Laserlips]

Quote:       Originally Posted by Charlie101

Thanks. i may have to get one in a few years.

Guess pre-planning is your thing eh? :jaw:

[SilverRun]

I have the P3AT which is the .380 version. I really like mine. It is my primary CCW. You forget you have it sometimes. I have only put a few hundred rounds through mine, so I can't say much about durability. It is not a gun I would want to shoot real often. It is very much a tool vs a toy.

[Charlie101]

a few years cause im 17 and LE usually frowns upon someone my age with a handgun