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rotor wrote:
Weg wrote:Clarification : I meant I carry factory loaded extreme cavitator loads. I do reload, but have not ventured into .32 yet, may do so soon though. I'm buying a LCR in .327 magnum, so I plan to get into reloading .32 auto through .327. Sorry for the confusion.
I have an LCR in .38 special. I don't enjoy shooting it. Wife won't shoot it. Just too light a gun. Also just got a P32 and bought one of the 10 round mags. 10 rounder won't lock slide back when empty. I wouldn't bother reloading Lehigh cartridge either. Just buy pre-loaded as you will never shoot that many in a lifetime.

I have been tempted to buy an LCR in 22 or 22 magnum. Seemed like an interesting gun to have, but not cheap. 327 is interesting, but the only time I fired one was out of a long barreled Ruger blackhawk and the muzzle blast even then was significant. I think it would make a good levergun round.

MechAg94

CleverNickname wrote:
rp_photo wrote:It fills an important gap between 22 LR and 380/9mm.
When an LCP in .380 is .1" taller, .06" longer and weighs less than 3oz more, that's a pretty small gap.

I have an LCP and I think my P32 is easier to shoot even though they are close in size. At least that is my impression from last I shot them. I might have to take them both out and remind myself.

MechAg94

I have had a Keltec P32 for years. Great little pocket gun. Never had any issues with it. I use it with a small Galco pocket holster which works well.

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