32's are popular in my family, even though I only have a Tomcat nowdays, I have owned about a Dozen over the last 30 years. I have always wanted an AP-74, these were made by Jeager and in 22LR and 32ACP, the look like an AR-15 first style, had the 22 (somebody left when they moved because of a broken firing pin)only had about $15 in it and it shot great. I 've never found the 32 version anywhere. The strangest 32 I've had was a Unique (these are not stange guns in any way). My best friend were hanging out at a gunsmiths shop, we had started building 1911's and fixing the odd firearm. So to discourage us, he gave us a Unique that had sat on a bag of fertilizer for some years. It was a gun shaped ball of rust. We took it to the friends shop, literally beat it apart, cleaned, sand blasted, parkerized, reassembled, test fired, and returned to the smith's shop in less than 2 hours. While unhappy at our sucess, he gave up a mag in good condition and quit pooking fun of our skills. That Unique shot vey well and got sold off 2 or 3 years later(after the gunsmith skipped town on his wife and kids). I had a Nazi Police proofed PPk in 32acp. It looked and shot great, but would disapear for months at a time (twice) out of the vault. Once I put it in the bank box, thinking somebody was getting in the gun vault behind my back. The PPk showed up in the gun vault 3 weeeks later! I traded it off very quickly after that!!! I've also had Colts and Kel-tecs and a bunch of other "Euro" 32's and find that in cold weather I like 32 over 380, because of penitration on heavier clothing. The RWS full metal jacket round is a lot hotter than the Remington or Winchester FMJ's. I have used both Critical Defense and Hydra-shok but still like STHP's the best in this round. Ivan
from my other semi-auto carry guns. NOT a good thing and can get you killed.
I think she dates to 1953 or there abouts. 
