Picked up a BUG.

[HA556]

Out riding my little XR150L today and decided to swing by the LGS and visit my friends there. Wasn't really looking or wanting to buy another gun but, you know how it is?! She gets your attention, you fondle her a bit and next thing you know, she's going home with you! (and then you gotta dump money into feeding her!) Beretta Tomcat 3032 .32ACP.

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[Longwalkhome]

I like it.

BERETTA TOMCAT 7RD 32 ACP MAGAZINE

BERETTA TOMCAT 7RD 32 ACP MAGAZINE

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[HA556]

I like it.

Thank you!

 

[Nosferatu]

It's the Noisy Cricket.

 

[HA556]

I like it.

BERETTA TOMCAT 7RD 32 ACP MAGAZINE

BERETTA TOMCAT 7RD 32 ACP MAGAZINE

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I do need to pick up a few extra mags. Sucks they only come with the one.

 

[Longwalkhome]

I do need to pick up a few extra mags. Sucks they only come with the one.

I have bought a lot of things from cdnn and they are a good company. Midway has the magazine too.

Beretta Mag Beretta 3032 Tomcat 32 ACP 7-Round Steel Blue

Factory replacement Beretta magazines guaranteed for reliable fit and function. Steel construction and adherence to strict tolerances ensure years of...

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[Heyjoe]

Those are neat guns, congrats

 

[Kruel J]

Good guns, I carried the .22lr in a pocket for a few years.

 

[Knobgoblin]

I had that same inox version. Really liked it but couldn't hit a paper plate with it. That and launching brass into the stratosphere got it in the sell/trade pile pretty quick.
Still regret selling that one. Would like another one day.

 

[American123]

Out riding my little XR150L today and decided to swing by the LGS and visit my friends there. Wasn't really looking or wanting to buy another gun but, you know how it is?! She gets your attention, you fondle her a bit and next thing you know, she's going home with you! (and then you gotta dump money into feeding her!) Beretta Tomcat 3032 .32ACP.

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By acknowledging and admitting you are fallible you can preventatively act to avoid falling victim to temptation.

Fondling gets a lot of people into trouble. If you've already gone that far of feeling the curves and the smoothness of the finish that's hardly more than a moment away from taking the next step and whether people planned to, or not, they do. That's why you have to be very direct with yourself and avoid the gateways that lead to fondling.

Guns, cars, boats, watches, women, whatever. It's all the same.

 

[titsonritz]

Cool little guns, but I loathe button releases on pocket autos. I always thought it strange Beretta, a European country, would depart from the standard European heel release, which I also hate but has its place on a small pocket auto.

 

[solv3nt]

I do need to pick up a few extra mags. Sucks they only come with the one.

I hate it when guns only come with one!

 

[Wombat of Doom]

Liked it and want to get the covert version in the future. I sold because I have better 32s. If I want a pocket 32 I am going to carry a piece from before the great war or a Mauser 1914, as I have 3 of those. The vest pocket guns just fit in a pocket nicely, with their slim, rather than chunky profile, and I like carrying a piece of history.

 

[Longwalkhome]

Good friend collects 32s and one day he took a bunch of them to the range and we shot them for fun. Best of the bunch was the CZ model 27, very accurate and ran really good.

 

[Wombat of Doom]

Good friend collects 32s and one day he took a bunch of them to the range and we shot them for fun. Best of the bunch was the CZ model 27, very accurate and ran really good.

I like the colt 1903 and the FN 1910 a lot. The Mauser 1914 is always fun, but my PPK is king of the heap for shooting. It shoots fast and accurate. The surprise one is the Spanish Ruby. The damn thing probably fought both world wars, (finding a date of manufacture is likely impossible) has no finish at all except the blood sweat and tears of those who have gone before and it just works. It looks like it might have been dragged behind a soldier on a string for both world wars actually.

 

[thorborg]

Mauser 1914, The vest pocket guns just fit in a pocket nicely, with their slim, rather than chunky profile, and I like carrying a piece of history.

Slim or chunky, still need a vest made of 1/4" buffalo hide as their weight make clothing of today sag some sans holster.
That 1914 weighs 20 oz, the Beretta weighs 14.5 oz, I like my old Remington 51 380, but it weighs 21 oz on the other hand,
though ugly and toy like, a Kel Tec P32 weighs just 6.6 oz and only 9 oz loaded, it has not failed to fire yet so it gets the pocket, the 51 the safe.

 

[Wombat of Doom]

Slim or chunky, still need a vest made of 1/4" buffalo hide as their weight make clothing of today sag some sans holster.
That 1914 weighs 20 oz, the Beretta weighs 14.5 oz, I like my old Remington 51 380, but it weighs 21 oz on the other hand,
though ugly and toy like, a Kel Tec P32 weighs just 6.6 oz and only 9 oz loaded, it has not failed to fire yet so it gets the pocket, the 51 the safe.

the 1903 fits a pocket oh so simply. It is slim and discrete. And those 1914s work in my pockets about like the beretta, but with more history. I daily wear a belt that is 1/4 inch thick Amish leather. It is ridiculously sturdy. I can put a desert eagle in my pocket and my pants stay up. In fact, I have done precisely that. (Do not reccomend, that one is just cumbersome)For me it is less about weight and more about shape. The 1903 and the 1910 seem to disappear in a pocket. Also, turn of the 20th century, men had hands about my size, so the grip sizing works better. But they lend themselves to concealment easily. The 1910 came with an IWB holster that I believe may be original

 

[Longwalkhome]

I like the colt 1903 and the FN 1910 a lot. The Mauser 1914 is always fun, but my PPK is king of the heap for shooting. It shoots fast and accurate. The surprise one is the Spanish Ruby. The damn thing probably fought both world wars, (finding a date of manufacture is likely impossible) has no finish at all except the blood sweat and tears of those who have gone before and it just works. It looks like it might have been dragged behind a soldier on a string for both world wars actually.

I am a fan of the FN 1922

picture of fn 1922 in 32 acp - Bing

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[Wombat of Doom]

I am a fan of the FN 1922

picture of fn 1922 in 32 acp - Bing

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Looks like the 1910's big brother. I like it.

 

[Alexx1401]

Great little pistols. Have long held value amazingly well. Many years ago a new shop and range opened here and Wife and I went to look. While there they had a 3032 with box that said used at (for these) good price. when I looked at it sure looked like whoever had owned it never fired it. I finally had to resort to E-bay to get some extra mags. No one had any. CDNN has been my go to for mags for a long time. When they have what you want they seem hard to beat. When Wife was still carrying this she looked at one of the .22 versions one day as a cheap practice piece to go with it. She did not buy it so I went back a week later was just going to buy it anyway and it was of course gone.