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God's blessings, Tom.

A Kel-Tec P32, a Rock Island Armory M200 (.38 Special, 4" barrel, made in the Philippines), and I am awaiting my Bersa Thunder .32.

Life is good.

I now have my nickel-plated CZ 83 (9mm Browning) with two extra magazines. They don't make them like that anymore.

I found a Bersa Thunder .32 and ordered it. $293.99 + $10.00 Oregon Background Check ($303.99). I am awaiting delivery.

Cool picklocks!

Love the picklocks and the horn. So beautiful, and what craftsmanship!

I just ordered a Charter Arms Model 73220 "Undercoverette" in .32 H&R Magnum. I paid the heady sum of $367.99 + the requisite $10.00 Oregon State Police Background Check. (I'll shoot it instead of my S&W Airweight Centennial in .32 H&R Magnum.) It was more expensive than the Bersa, but it will be ...

Had a Kel-Tec 9mm but the trigger was atrocious. Was a nice carry piece though! Double action only with a long pull.


I took mine out for a run two weeks ago. No problems. My Ruger Lightweight Compact Pistol is an easy carry. I pity the idiot who decides that I'm a pushover. Trust me, it will ...

sammy the blade wrote: Wed Apr 01, 2026 7:03 pm I'd stick with the Ruger and hope you got it in 9mm.

I already have a Kel-Tec P11 in 9mm and a Kel-Tec P32 (in .32 ACP, of course). The Ruger LCP is in .380. (I have a Bersa Thunder in .380 as well.)

I couldn't get the Bersa Thunder .32, but I did pick up a Ruger LCP. ($199.99 + background check of $10.00) It is a nifty little piece. I have been looking at a Charter Arms "Undercoverette" chambered for the .32 H&R Magnum. Six shots, stainless steel, and it weighs a scant 15 ounces.

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We'll station you at the end of the runway as a signal for the planes, Mickey!

That EIG Picklock is very nice. What a wonderful piece from an earlier time!

Thanks for sharing.

I am buying a new-in-box Bersa Thunder .32. These are great holster pistols for tramping around the woods, dispatching small game, and the like.

Lots of fun!

I really don't see the big deal about a short barreled rifle myself. Just another way atf can get in your business and you on the books. Just take off the shoulder stock off and it's a pistol? WTF


I know, I know. The entire regulation of SBS/SBR arms is pure bull$#i#.(Class "A" bull$#i#, but ...

Very nice, Mickye. That would be a nice pocket knife.