A .32 gun in my pocket for fun…

[max503]

I knew a guy named Leroy Brown. His license plates said "Bad Bad".

Sometimes I think they make stainless guns as prevention from the owner's drool.

 

[Heinz]

Thirty two guns are a bit addictive. But I am sure I have it under control. I skipped over the Browning and the 7.65 Luger, and the 3 Sauer 1913s. And I am not sure unless I go looking. . .

 

[SS336]

I survived firing 50 rounds of mighty .32 ACP ball. It loaded, fired, and ejected with no problems.

I can’t say it was particularly accurate, though. It shot high at 20 yards. I suspect it will do better with lead bullets.

It was lots of fun, though.

Mr. Sig, with all the money you are saving at Cabelas you should pick up some real targets on your way out with your new prize.
Just kidding you……..maybe.

 

[Mbrgr1]

1968 32 long 2.5" 732


If I were looking for a self defense gun that year and had very little $$, this would be my choice.


6 shot, solid build, I carry this often when I'm not worried about city defense.

 

[kaaskop49]

1968 32 long 2.5" 732


If I were looking for a self defense gun that year and had very little $$, this would be my choice.


6 shot, solid build, I carry this often when I'm not worried about city defense.

Cute gun! What is that little latch (?) in the rear of the trigger guard? Is is part of the firing mechanism? Have always wondered about this.

Kaaskop49
Shield #5103

 

[sigp220.45]

Mr. Sig, with all the money you are saving at Cabelas you should pick up some real targets on your way out with your new prize.
Just kidding you……..maybe.

Haha! That’s the back side of an actual target. Makes it easier to see where I’m holding.

 

[Mbrgr1]

Cute gun! What is that little latch (?) in the rear of the trigger guard? Is is part of the firing mechanism? Have always wondered about this.

Kaaskop49
Shield #5103

That's the sear, H&R used that design on a lot of guns.