[minkowski1552]

I purchased a 32 cal. Firestorm last fall. It felt so good in my hand. I have shot about 100 rounds through it. No recoil to speak of and I can get 4 inch rapid fire groups at 10 yds. I am sure I will do better with more practice. The grips feel like a natural extension of my hand.

I really enjoy this forum.

[Windwalker]

Glad that you picked one that feels good in your hand and is comfortable to shoot. Yes, more practice will make the groups get smaller. Enjoy!

[ArkansasHunter]

I'm trying to remember what a Firestorm looks like. Thats pretty good shooting at 10 yards, that would rip up a chest cavity easy.
If you can't do better with practice your still hitting in the kill zone...A.H

[squirrelblaster]

iknowwhat you mean, i picked one up at a gunshow the other day it felt great and it almost came home with me.

[minkowski1552]

Thanks for the feedback everyone. The reason that I purchased that particular handgun was that it felt so good in my hand. I reasoned that if it feels good I would practice more and shoot better. Well, I have practiced more and am shooting about the same. But I just really love that gun. I will post a picture soon AH.

[DWARREN123]

One of the most important things about handguns is fit and feel. Good to see you found one that fits you and pretty good groups for rapid fire.

[minkowski1552]

HELP

I want to post pictures of my Firestorm but I don't know how.

[GlockMeister]

I've got the Black and Decker Firestorm 12volt version.

[Punisher]

I know what you mean by it feels good in your hand. I was just at the gun shop with my fiancee and we were looking at the Firestorm in a .380 for her as her carry gun for our upcoming training June 8. I wanted one also but I really want the Taurus Mill Pro .45 She's still decideing on getting the Firestorm or something else in a .380.

[jackar]

I've read a couple times that the .32 ACP was John M. Browning's favorite caliber. True or not I don't know.

[thunderjohn]

Nice guns. I had one in 40 and sold it. Mistake.