Ruger LCP .380 vs Kel-tec P32 .32 ACP

[WestSider]

I would go with the LCP. Yes, it's less fun to shoot, for good reason.

 

[ARdysfunction]

I own both... The LCP wins hands down. It is one of the few pistols my wife really likes. And about the only one she will carry.

 

[Hoosier Gun Coat]

IMHO....neither. Had a Keltec, fired 5 rounds through it and sold it. VERY disappointed. The frame is too small for my hands. Recoil was terrible and was inaccurate. I would assume the LCP is the same.

 

[451_Detonics]

You can't fit a J frame revolver in a bra, at least not without looking kinda funny LOL. She's had a Taurus Model 85 ultralight, and actually liked that, but for the needs she's buying a backup gun for, it doesn't serve her needs. She's not a fan of purse carry, but for those occasions she chooses do do so, an XD9 will fit in her holster purse just fine, so there's no need for anything between that and a teensy tiny mouse gun she can carry on her person in any kind of clothing. These are the two guns she likes.

Ah....well the bra carry is tough for a revolver...so I hear, never tried it myself

. My P-32 was a winner I just had a lack of confidence in the round itself. It is snappy but not unpleasant, I shot a lot of S&B though mine for practice and it is one of the hotter 32 acp rounds out there.

 

[jesse485]

I really like my P32, recoil isn't too harsh, and it is very accurate. One thing the P32 has that the LCP (and P3at for that matter) is an automatic slide lock. It is internal, but it is nice to have so you aren't feeling a click instead of a bang. The LCP has an external lock, but it's manual.