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    RSS Feed Kel-Tec P32 32 ACP

    The gun is ultra lightweight at 9 ounces. The grip is Du Pont ST-8018 plastic, and compared to the Beretta or the Walther, it seems like you could step on the P32 and break it. In reality it is not that easy.The Kel-Tec P32 is by far one of the lightest, smallest, easiest to conceal and operate handguns out there.

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    I agree....

    However, I favor the 3AT. Same basic gun, larger caliber....chris3

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    I like the .380 version too. On mine I put a rubber grip sleeve, laser sight and extended tip on the magazine. It doesn't add much weight and makes it much more comfortable to handle.
    I do wish they had machined the slide with bigger sights.
    john

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