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I was wondering what opinions or recomendations folks have on small type da/sa .22lr or .32 auto pistols? Beretta keeps coming to mind but was wondering pros/cons on what?
the berettas are crap
the berettas are great
the kel tec is great AFTER you send it back to keltec, but it has a LOOONG (did i say long) trigger pull
I just dont know, myself i might wait a year or so and get the keltec 380, or maybe a keltec 32.
I shot my dad's KelTec P32 once. That little gun has the longest trigger pull I've even seen... and I hate it. I'm thinking about getting a small .32 myself, I'm leaning toward the Berreta Tomcat...
The only semi-auto mouse gun that seems to be reliable is the Beretta Jetfire but that is only in .25acp The NAA mini revolver is reliable and if you get that folding grip, it is not bad to hold.
The NAA .22mag revolver is OK even with the small grip for very close shooting. The cylinder has a notch-rest safety that I like. I've carried it in my shirt pocket with no problem. I've never seen the NAA .32, but of course the .32 is a better caliber.
You might want give the beretta jetfire (950) a look it's a .25 not a .22 or .32 but these are all mouse guns anyways. I have a jetfire and it is IMHO the best most reliable pocket gun around today. Personaly as I've said here before I don't trust the keltec p32. The beretta jetfire has been around for alot years it has a great track record.
Another vote for the Beretta 950 Jetfire .25. Granted, not the most effective caliber. But it's a proven, safe and reliable design. As reliable as any auto pistol I've used. Small & light weight. 8+1 ammo capacity. I know - shame, shame - but it's proved to be the most "carried" gun I have.
I've toyed with getting a Kel-Tech P-32, but I've just read too many horror stories - and I have never really actually seen one used on the fireing range (carried a lot - shot a little I suppose). Have seen the Beretta Tomcat .32 in use - accurate & no problems. But it's fairly heavy & chunky. Might as well go with a 100% reliable ultra-light .38 as one of those.
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