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Seaman · November 20, 2012, 08:52 AM

"...looking to know of the most reliable, little .32 Auto's currently on the market." [bonefamily]

My 32 ACP Walther PPK was built in 1933. That's right, 1933, so I guess that makes it reliable. BTW, its very accurate too, and out to 25 yards will outshoot the bigger guns. Can be carried anywhere, IWB, OWB, shoulder or ankle holster.

German cops liked the larger Walther PP (1929) so much that detectives asked for a smaller version for covert carry and the PPK was born (1931). Fixed barrel, DA/SA, simple blowback, good safety, ring hammer, good sights, and yes, even the fictional James Bond was issued one. Come to think of it, even the fictional Scully (X-files) carried one ... can't be too careful with Zombies and such.

Still carry it as a BUG. And,

still made by S&W.

November 20, 2012, 08:52 AM	#4
Seaman Senior Member Join Date: February 20, 2011 Posts: 654	"...looking to know of the most reliable, little .32 Auto's currently on the market." [bonefamily] My 32 ACP Walther PPK was built in 1933. That's right, 1933, so I guess that makes it reliable. BTW, its very accurate too, and out to 25 yards will outshoot the bigger guns. Can be carried anywhere, IWB, OWB, shoulder or ankle holster. German cops liked the larger Walther PP (1929) so much that detectives asked for a smaller version for covert carry and the PPK was born (1931). Fixed barrel, DA/SA, simple blowback, good safety, ring hammer, good sights, and yes, even the fictional James Bond was issued one. Come to think of it, even the fictional Scully (X-files) carried one ... can't be too careful with Zombies and such. Still carry it as a BUG. And, still made by S&W. __________________ For 20 years the sea was my home, always recall the sun going down, and my trusty friend, a 1911 pistol, strapped to my side.