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Re: [NAAOG] What to buy?

Bob,
YMMV, but not only is the .380 cheaper for ammo, but it also seems to
be the minimum "recommended" defensive caliber.
Yes, I have carried a .22 LR at times, when I needed small and light,
but pretty much anymore, the .380 is the smallest I'll go.
I have the .380 Guardian, and I love it.
That said, you really should play with both to compare how they fit
your hand. I'm afraid that the .32 is too small for me, and I have
small hands. I find the .380 fits nice.
Chuck F.
NE PA


Bob wrote:
> I carry a NAA mini in 22 mag currently. I've been looking at getting
> a Guradian in .380 or .32 just to have a little more fire power.
> The .32 interests me the most but .380 ammo is much cheaper. I don't
> know why I worry about ammo because I don't feel I'll shoot it much.
> I've also looked at the Kel-Tec models. They are much lighter and
> probably easier to carry.
>
> If anyone can share some experience on any of the guns it would be
> appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bob



Thu Dec 8, 2005 2:25 am

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I carry a NAA mini in 22 mag currently. I've been looking at getting a Guradian in .380 or .32 just to have a little more fire power. The .32 interests me the...
Bob
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Dec 8, 2005
1:39 am

Guardian 380. Definitely. It is easily concealable. I carry it in waist band in a cheap GunMate holster. I have had it over a year and it goes bang every...
Jason M. Martin
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Dec 8, 2005
2:06 am

Hi Bob, Have original .32 Guardian that is near 100% reliable with FMJ ammo. Last shot usually stove pipes but no problem as indicates "out." Side grips MUST...
Chuck Brian
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Dec 8, 2005
2:12 am

Bob, YMMV, but not only is the .380 cheaper for ammo, but it also seems to be the minimum "recommended" defensive caliber. Yes, I have carried a .22 LR at...
Charles Featherman
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Dec 8, 2005
2:23 am

Hi Bob, The Kel-Tec is bigger, but lighter. It can be ammo sensitive, and a lot of people either like or hate them. The .32ACP is my summer pocket gun. I carry...
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Dec 8, 2005
7:02 pm

I'm off to the gun shop tomorrow. He's supposed to have both guns there in .32. I don't think I'm ready to buy yet but I really appreciate the help. If I...
Bob
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Dec 9, 2005
1:00 am

Hi Bob, Where do you live? My .380 had to be ordered, and my .32 I had to drive 70 miles to find. Kevin...
dizzzykc
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Dec 9, 2005
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I'm in Savannah. WE nt to the shop and he only had the Keltec .32 and .380. Still haven't made up my mind. The Keltec .380 probably leads the pack right...
Bob
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Dec 9, 2005
10:54 pm

Bob, I have both the .32acp Guardian and the 1 1/8" .22LR mini with the folding grip/holster. Each have their merits and both work reliably. Neither are very...
Pat
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Dec 10, 2005
3:41 am
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