Seecamp bites my trigger/index finger

[mopar92]

Bought a used Seecamp .32 from a buddy. No matter how I hold it or place my finger in the trigger guard.... It's irritating! Guess it'll be a safe queen.

 

[mongo4567]

Yep, they bite a little bit for me....not a range gun, but it always goes bang. It hasn't had much carry time since Keltec came out with a lighter version of the tiny pocket gun.

 

[Messenger Guard]

It's only meant to be shot in the most dire of circumstances. If those circumstances occur, you won't notice the bite.

 

[usp9]

The .32 isn't as associated with trigger bite as the .380 is, and the the .380 definitely is. Perhaps you can avoid this by placing more of your finger into the trigger guard, instead of using the tip of your finger, use a spot nearer the second joint. Another suggestion may be to look at the aftermarket magazine extension seen and discussed on the Seecamp Forum. Then you have a solid two finger grip. My last suggestion is to use a different ammo. CorBon is the only ammo I don't use because of the excessive recoil. Silvertip or Gold Dot may be more managable.

 

[mopar92]

I just ran 50 rounds of Winchester Walmart through it with 0 problems. It eats silvertips 100% too.

 

[DAdams]

Indeed

You may wish to add a magazine extension, since it provides more grip and recoil mitigation.
When at the range, start out with a bandaid to eliminate broken skin. It will still smack though.

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=305142&highlight=seecamp

This came up yesterday on another Forum.

http://thefiringline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=434565

I carry mine (LWS .380) all the time. It is my favorite carry in my low risk life.
Or backup to something else when I'm not feeling as secure.

 

[eddie c-clamp]

Some folks put a bandaid on their index finger prior to going to the range.

It aint a range gun.

I call it my eye, ear, nose and throat gun.

Last ditch, save your butt pistola that you can conceal when wearing a bathing suit

 

[DAdams]

eddie

Glad to see you over here on THR and thanks for your input.

Nothing like a Seecamp that's for sure. No one ever knows I'm carrying. No muss no fuss.