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RIP, Senator Graham.

I love both. That's what makes horse races and life.

"I can't AIWB as my belly is too damn big LOL. (Guess I got old)." Welcome to my world.

The Browning Hi-Power (Grand Puissance) is what began the "high capacity" movement. (That was in 1935.) Think about it.

The 6" barrel works extremely well.

I carried a Colt Trooper Mk III in the early 2000s. That, and 18 rounds of ammunition (12 in speedloaders) it served me well.

I went to the range and enjoyed the morning.

He's a turncoat. A "Benedict Arnold". Nothing to see here.

BINGO!

Amen, blood! AMEN!

"But Charlie, Shark-kist doesn't want Leftists with good taste. Shark-kist wants Leftists that taste good!" Sorry, Charlie.

Sharks need to eat too. (It should come with an unlimited supply of Tums.)

Talk about your "patch of blue".

Bada-BING!

No. If I wanted to do this, I'd buy another CZ82 and replace the current barrel with a barrel properly chambered for the cartridge. You can also buy a Bersa Thunder .380 and have that barrel replaced with one chambered for the .32 NAA cartridge. This would be a cost-effective alteration.

The .32 ACP works well with the 73-grain Fiocchi FMJ ammunition. The 4" barrel is where the penetrative power of JMB's original 1899 cartridge shines. It trucks right through a person, poking a hole as it passes through. More frontal area/mass isn't always better. A CZ82 converted to .32 NAA...

The .380 is "okay", but it lacks the power for decent penetration. However, properly loaded (with the right propellants), the .32 NAA is easily sourced through resizing and trimming brass. It isn't rocket science. The penetration factor is not to be dismissed. A 73-grain JHP will have the...

7.62x25 is the only alternative.

What is this "overkill" of which you speak?

A loosely-fitted windbreaker can conceal a 4-5" barreled handgun.