No 9's that I would want in a .32 ACP, more like .22's and .380's and that would be a Ruger Mark IV and the LCP II in .32.
Ruger didn't bother to give me that .32 LCP when I asked because they looked to see if Federal made ammo in .32 ACP and saw that they didn't, so that meant .32 ACP ammo didn't exist anymore, but they know Federal makes .22 LR, so that means it's plentiful everywhere and made that instead.
Actually, maybe one 9mm pistol I'd like to see in .32 is the CZ Scorpion with a binary trigger.
I really want the Mark IV in .32 simply because I want a well made semi auto with a long barrel and good sights in a small caliber that I can reload for cheap, but also have good inherent accuracy.. Inevitably ammo panics will happen again, .22 will disappear, and when that happens, you're .22 rimfire may as well be a .32 rimfire or a .38 rimfire, I.E. a gun you can't get ammo for.
Ever since Lucky Gunner starting doing their mousegun series, they seem to have helped put .32 back in the spotlight for its reduced recoil, yet enhanced ballistics over .22's. Hopefully the gun industry will take notice and start making more .32's, be it .32 ACP or .32 HR Magnum. All we have to do is spam Federal Cartridge with letters demanding they make a .32 ACP ammo because until they do, the gun makers will be hesitant to make a .32 ACP pistol.