Kel Tec P32

[oscarmayer]

granted their are countless examples of sub par quality guns even from some big names.colt had the double eagle and yet i own over a dozen colts, i've even gone so far as to recommend the high point because it works and i also understand i'm in the minority not being able to warm up to the kel-tec, but i'm old and set in my ways the only reason i have a glock in my safe is because it was given to me otherwise i'd pass on it too , and i know they work. you summed it up best the 2 examples of mr. kellgrens design the grendel and the intratec has soured me to the point of never again

[johnlives4christ]

what model glock do you have?

[oscarmayer]

glock model 32 ( 357 sig ) it was a gift from my daughter , a gift to bring me to the here and now and stop packing those "antiques"

[steve666]

I carry mine every day, usually as a back-up to my Kahr K40 but sometimes by itself depending on circumstances.

[johnlives4christ]

id like a model 32. one of my goals is to have 1 gun in ever major caliber. dunno why

[Toolmanroberts]

I think 2 guns in every caliber would be more appropriate. But don't forget then you will need more dies for your reloading press. But that isn't really a bad thing.

[johnlives4christ]

that wouldnt be a bad idea either.

[rvehock]

Have first and second generation P-32 and I have had no problems with either of them. Also have a PF-9 that stays mostly next to my bed for security purposes.

P-32 first generation, my preferred pocket carry:


PF-9 home protection:

[Bill DeShivs]

Rvehock
Your holster makes your Keltec an NFA weapon. (it's illegal unless registered as an AOW.)
Just thought you would like to know.

[CampingJosh]

Originally Posted by Bill DeShivs

Rvehock
Your holster makes your Keltec an NFA weapon. (it's illegal unless registered as an AOW.)
Just thought you would like to know.

The manufacturer of these got specific approval from ATF on these. It does not conceal the pistol (entire slide is visible), so it's perfectly legal without the tax stamp.

Here is the manufacturer's documentation of this: http://www.gunnersecurity.com/Images/atf.png