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Re: What to buy?

Hi Bob,

Where do you live? My .380 had to be ordered, and my .32 I had to
drive 70 miles to find.

Kevin


--- In NAAOG@yahoogroups.com, "Bob" <bwise431419@y...> wrote:
>
> 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 can put my hands on both guns it will
> surely help in the decision making.
>
> Again...........THANKS. I'll keep in touch.
>
> Bob
>
Fri Dec 9, 2005 8:01 pm

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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
bwise431419
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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
donsimon1976
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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
txchuck0
Offline Send Email 		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
the_chuckmann
Offline Send Email 		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...
dizzzykc
Offline Send Email 		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
bwise431419
Offline Send Email 		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
Offline Send Email 		Dec 9, 2005
8:02 pm

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
bwise431419
Offline Send Email 		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
drivenrhythm
Offline Send Email 		Dec 10, 2005
3:41 am
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