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tightgrouper · November 7, 2010, 04:09 PM

I used to have a P32, and shot a P3AT(.380) side-by-side on several shoots.
That little .32 surprised me on a few occasions during "ballistics-testing"haha. The .32 would do the job with several quick, well placed shots. Even one well placed shot. But, the 'well placement' could be tricky with any mouse-gun being the barrel length you're working with.
If either of the 2, .32 or .380, were my primary carry weapon. I would carry a spare mag or 2, and practice til the cows come home. Then keep practicing. And keep 'em well lubed always.

November 7, 2010, 04:09 PM	#77
tightgrouper Senior Member Join Date: October 13, 2009 Location: Florida Posts: 349	I used to have a P32, and shot a P3AT(.380) side-by-side on several shoots. That little .32 surprised me on a few occasions during "ballistics-testing"haha. The .32 would do the job with several quick, well placed shots. Even one well placed shot. But, the 'well placement' could be tricky with any mouse-gun being the barrel length you're working with. If either of the 2, .32 or .380, were my primary carry weapon. I would carry a spare mag or 2, and practice til the cows come home. Then keep practicing. And keep 'em well lubed always. __________________ With strict, proper gun etiquette, you should never have to say, "It's okay. It's not loaded." Be Safe! Teach Safety! Take handle loosely.