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This is the reason I bought the Bersa Thunder .32. The "little pistol" that does everything you want. At 20 ounces it kicks bootie when needed. The alloy frame keeps it lighter than the Walther PPK and the recoil makes it a real sweetheart. I have been begging Bersa to import more for those of...

I have a nearly new Manhurin Walther PP that's pure bad boy when loaded with European FMJ.

Indeed, it does. The 73-grain Fiocchi "blue box" (loaded to CIP levels) reaches the vitals without much difficulty. Consider this, a flurry of hot .32 ACP loads to the chest can bring a confrontation to a quick conclusion. Back in the 1970s, an El Paso, Texas Detective arrived on the firing...

Loaded to its original specifications (CIP) and you can achieve 1000 fps. For a 71-grain FMJ bullet, you'll have enough penetrative power to handily reach the vitals. It works.

You'll be happy, because it will shoot in the manner as the vaunted Colt's M1903. I love the way mine shoots. The advantages are as follows: 1. It is an all-steel pistol that barely bobbles in your hand when firing a string of rapid-fire shots. You can place every shot from the magazine in a...

They were out for a "three Martini lunch".

I pray you are right. I would like to have a 7 1/2" Ruger Redhawk at a reasonable price.

The Ruger Redhawk in .41 and .44 Magnum should never have been discontinued. These are the in-the-field "workhorses" of their revolver line.

Lo, and behold, I got a "goldielox"! ;) :rolleyes:

"That said I know 2 guys that dirt napped felons with 45 ACP’s and now routinely carry snub 22 mag. And out of a snub give the same or similar ballistics of an22 LR out of a rifle which is Almost always fatal." Carrying a .22 WRFM isn't a bad idea. The revolver can fire again with a quick pull...

I have had the living $#it scared out of me when one fool pulled a machete out of the front floorboard of his forest green Ford Taurus at 10:00 pm on December 25th, 2008. (I was at a static "unarmed" post at a Parr Lumber store being built just off Interstate 5 in Battleground, Washington.) I...

True that, brother. True that.

This man has the background/experience to back it up. I am a veteran that worked as an Armed Security Patrol Officer who patrolled the "mean streets" of Portland, OR during the late 90s/early 2000s and had a number of "close calls". Been there/done that.

That's the one. Correction: The .32 ACP has been in service for 127 years. (That's a darned long run.)

The .22 WRMF, the .32 ACP and the .380 ACP in "pocket automatics". The upshot from the short video was... .22 Magnum: Isn't dependable enough to use as a "last ditch" backup gun for SD. (Rimfires can't be relied upon 100% of the time. Not good.) Clothing can inhibit penetration and any...

I had a friend that was so stupid he thought manual labor was a Puerto Rican.

That would be an easy-shooting revolver with .32 S&W Long loads. The .32 is inherently accurate from the get. Shot placement is everything.

That will play hell on any near underwire bra!

The Roscoe is a well-made piece. In .32 H&R Magnum, it is an effective anti-personnel cartridge.