Mouse guns - who's got one?

[dannyb]

I like my FIE Titan in .25 .

Which is also the Astra Cub and the Colt Jr. I believe that Astra was the original manufacturer. I've carried Colt Juniors when concealment was the most important criterion.

[Gunsnwater]

not that i'd actually carry it.

Even in black and white I can see how nice that one is.

[MarkS20]

Do I dare to admit owning a Jennings J-25 and a Raven MP-25?

[icp4life162005]

Not so proud owner of a Jennings J-22. <hangs head in shame>

Ill never own another jennings, raven, bryco, or whatever there name is this week because they were sued, again.
I had a jennings j22 that tried to kill me several times. Paid multiple gunsmiths to try and fix it and no luck. In fact, that may be the only gun I've quite literally through in the trash.
After having it blow apart many time while shooting, the last straw was when it literally exploded in my hand. I still don't know what happened exactly. Pick it up from the local gunsmith/shop and went out back to test it(boonies), Fired first few rounds just fine. Then, go to fire about round 3, and it goes kaboom. Damn near full instantaneous disassembly like something you'd see in a movie. Broken pieces, springs, live rounds, a barrel and more just flying through the air in every direction. Off to the scrap heap after that.

[icp4life162005]

No one here owns a lorcin, or, no one will admit it?

Same as Jennings and raven. They sold the company to family members to essentially get out of lawsuits and bankruptcy from lawsuits on several occasions. Kept pumping the same crap, then selling and renaming the business and pumping out more of the same crap

[icp4life162005]

Also had a Taurus pt22, the knock of of the Beretta. It's was really nice and quite heavy. Way to much recoil for the weight. Reloading could be a pain in the ass as you had to load the up up barrel, couldn't rack the slide. It also tended to bite while shooting. It was for the wife but she preferred shooting my 9mm it was loader, but easier on the body than that .22lr. Had maybe a 1.5" barrel lol

[jakebrake]

Same as Jennings and raven. They sold the company to family members to essentially get out of lawsuits and bankruptcy from lawsuits on several occasions. Kept pumping the same crap, then selling and renaming the business and pumping out more of the same crap

lorcins had a MUCH lower image than my ravens do. (hell...a raven was almost famous from being used in the opening credits of "southland").


every now and again, I entertain the idea of buying one.(i'd never shoot it)

[mnhogan]

Seecamp .32

[bugout]

Ironic to see this thread as I just picked up a Seecamp LWS32 last weekend. This pistol is so small and it's going to be my daily carry pistol. I'm waiting on ammo to arrive. So many and takes up no room in my pocket.

I'll probably use Lehigh Defense ammo as I'm a fan of their products.

I'd never trust a KT to my life of the lives of my family.

Love 32acp!!!!

That Lehigh Defense 32acp ammo is a game changer... anyone speaking or thinking ill of 32acp should check it out. I frequently carry a P32 with the 10rd mag - gives 10+1 and for me has been 100% reliable with no rim lock using FMJ....

The LWS32 was literally designed around winchester silvertip hp's... the LWS32 mags are designed for the shorter (height wise) hp rounds and typically have issues w their FMJ brethren. If you run Lehigh cavitators in your LWS32 please let me know if they run well, not knowing was the only thing keeping me from getting one.

My colt 1903 hammerless 32acp runs great and have an aftermarket threaded barrel for it - with 73gr 32acp being subsonic seems a perfect host to me and better than 22lr (except price of ammo)

[sakustoms]

The smallest pistols I have are my Sig P238s but my normal carry gun is my Sig 365 with the factory 10 round mag. It conceals just fine carrying appendix in an Uncle Mike's holster.