posted June 26, 2001 10:37 AM                          

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New to the Kel-Tec world. I'm anxiously awaiting my new P-32 and seeking advice on both carry and range rounds. What do the wise and experienced members of the group use?

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posted June 26, 2001 12:44 PM                          

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Welcome aboard!

Try this site for a wealth of info:
http://www.geocities.com/goldenloki/ktpistol/ktpistol32.html

Also, suggest you peruse past posts. You'll find a lot of good info and helpful contributors here on the KTOG BB.

Regards,

rt

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rt adams
P-32 ~ Multum in parvo

[This message has been edited by adamsrt (edited June 26, 2001).]

posted June 27, 2001 12:55 AM                          

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I like Magtech FMJ for range rounds because they are accurate, reliable and inexpensive. For carry , I use Fiocchi FMJ because they have higher velocities.Although "Silvertips" & "Gold Dots"(hollow point)work very well most of the time, I don't use them anymore because all .32 JHP ammo may have an occasional "rim lock" because of their shorter length, they bounce around in the magazine and jam the gun. Even though this happens very seldom, I can't risk it. My
P-32 has more than 1500 rounds through it, and works perfectly every time. I carry it or my P-11 every day.
Mike

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posted June 27, 2001 04:24 PM                          

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I use a Cor-Bon hollow point in the pipe with Fiocchi FMJ in the magazine.

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posted July 03, 2001 10:07 PM                          

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Winchester 71 gr. FMJ seem to work good for me. I have a bunch of Cor-Bon but only tried a few rds.(not bad functioning) I have 2 P-32's and Cor-Bon's fit real tight in one of the chambers.

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Jay

posted July 03, 2001 11:31 PM                          

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I have used UMC,Fiocchi,Blazer,Winchester, and some 25yr old semi green Remington ball without any difficulty. Gold Dots and HydroShocks as well all without any difficulty. The gun is a week old tomorrow and so far it is definitely "the mouse that roars". I still like my Tomcat but it feels very heavy all of the sudden. One upside is that I put my Pierce wraparound grips back on the Tomcat since it has lost its home in my back pocket.

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