Great value. Good communication, item arrived as new. Very aatiafied

like it so much im thinking about getting another one you dont know youre carrying it buds is amazing to deal with fast shipping

Overall an excellent back up pistol or deep cover type pistol. Recoil isn’t too bad. Snappy but that’s to be expected with such a small polymer frame. ( Less than a 380 LCP) 7 round magazine that’s made by mec-gar so it’s extremely reliable with FMJ. JHP will rim lock. Not the gun or mags fault that’s just the nature of the cartridge. I have carried with a JHP in the chamber and the mag full of FMJ. The European made ammo tends to be a little hotter than UsA made. The available pocket clip is pretty handy for this pistol just use loc-tite. You can also get a metal guide rod that I think is worth the $10-15. There is a 10rd mag option but I think it’s bulky for what it is. Sights are well…just there. Don’t plan on getting much out of them. Again you’re probably gonna be shooting less than 5yards with it realistically. But for the money you can’t beat it and with FMJ you won’t jam up. Liked it so much I bought a second one.

I love this little pistol. In fact I like it so much that I bought a second one. I like the tiny size yet not so small as to be difficult to aim and fire. It's much, much faster to reload than that popular tiny single action revolver. Seems to be very dependable. Although I can purchase a .380 pistol with higher capacity magazine, the Keltec .32acp is something that I'M MORE LIKELY TO CARRY ALL THE TIME! And just for the record, I'm fond of .45 acp's but I don't carry one all the time due to their Bulk. I like the little Keltec and can recommend buying one for yourself and your spouse.

Paired with Fiocchi 73 grain ball ammunition this is my jogging gun. It's so small and light I can hardly tell it's there when clipped into my running shorts (it does not come with the clip, I got that aftermarket). The Fiocchi 73 grain ammo has an overall length that keeps the pistol from getting any rim lock malfunctions from the semi rimmed cases.

This purchase was my first from Bud's. The online purchase was straightforward and seamless. Delivery to my FFL was prompt! The Kel-Tec P32 is as advertised and has functioned flawlessly with the 50 rounds I've fired through it. Fit and finish is somewhat unrefined compared to other similar, much more expensive pistols in its class. That fact is well known and wasn't a factor or surprise when I took delivery. For its price point and purpose driven functionality, I am well pleased. It's very compact and pretty much disappears in the pocket of my regular blue jeans. I don't do a lot of pistol shooting but was easily able to hold 6" or better groups at seven yards. I'm sure that'll improve with practice but will serve its purpose as is. I've no regrets about the purchase and would recommend the P.32 without hesitation for someone who's looking for a lightweight, very concealable pistol. It will serve that purpose well for me.

A nice little pocket pistol

Bought this gun for summer time carry, love it, fits anywhere, 32 ACP with Underwood Extreme Defender ammo is potent for a mini plus 7 + 1, is good capacity.

When I first laid eyes on this pistol I laughed my butt off. It comes in a standardish sized plastic case maybe 6x8 but when I opened the case the pistol is so small. You can easily fit 3 of them inside one case. Its comical how tiny this gun and and I have small hands and its still looks smaller in my hands. I laughed for a solid 30 seconds. I've had 25acp guns that are bigger. That all being said it is a Keltec. Its cheap, plastic and USA made. I don't know when I'll get around to actually putting rounds through it but it should go bang. I hope. I was warned by my friend that my finger may get bit by the front of trigger guard due to not a lot of purchase on the grip, lack of weight, size, and recoil. So, we'll see...

Took it right from the sale counter to the indoor range 20 feet away, and fired 50 rounds of fiocchi 73 grain fmj. It fed, fired, and ejected with no problems. After the first magazine I was able get 3.5 to 4 inch groups around the target's bullseye at 10 yards. The tigger pull is long but you can feel it hit a wall, and then its a nice clean break. I feel this will serve well for occasions that I normally would not carry.

Gun is very quality, small. Just put ~ 75 Rounds down range no issues. Shoots level, I was missing low of target but I'm a newer shooter so prob user error. I'm skinny, gun fits in hand though it feels a little awkward compared to a normal sized handgun. The gun does 'bite' me a little bit when at the range and has noticeable more kick than a .22 but not as much kick as a 9mm. Overall would recommend nice reliable well built little center-fire pocket pistol.

Super fast shipping from Buds! Ordered Saturday night and was at my FFL on Tuesday! Came in hard case. Only 1 magazine. I ran 4 mags of 73 grain fmj through it with no issues. Supposedly these are prone to rim lock with hollow points. I carry with fmj in favor of better penetration so I haven’t experienced any rim lock issues. Recoil is light but sights are crappy so it is a 7 yard gun. With pocket holster it disappears easily in front pocket. I owned 1 years ago and it ran fine. So far this one does too. Good little pocket pistol for the price. And very lightweight

Fits my hand and my wife's received it quickly.will buy Buds again.

Purchase and shipping was what I've come to expect from Bud's...quick and easy. I price shopped this pistol and, as expected, Bud's was competitive. It fits nicely in my pocket, is accurate for a pistol this size, and is very pleasant to shoot with PMC ball ammo. The S&B ball is loaded a little hotter and starts to wear on your trigger finger after 25 rounds or so. I would buy this again.

Positively and pleasantly surprised. I’ve gone through about 5-6 different “the one”s by now, each with its own strengths and drawbacks. I have an injury that makes prolonged appendix carry problematic. This is the ONLY gun I will carry in that position anymore. After a couple weeks of solid carry, I can confidently say that I have finally found my EDC. The gun looks much cheaper and simpler than it actually is. Every detail has been painstakingly thought out and designed for practicality and reliability. I can’t believe I’m going to say this, but this is probably the single best, modern CCW ever made.

I did not enjoy the Kel-Tec P-32 32 ACP Semi Auto Pistol. I can deal with some long trigger pulls, but this was way too long for me. After shooting it on the range twice, and allowing my colleagues the opportunity to fire it (they didn't like it either), I quickly sold it. The positive thing about it is it's very compact and so easy to hide in your pocket. I wanted to like it but I just couldn't deal with the trigger and I wasn't going to try to make changes to it.

This was the first time I've ordered a firearm from Bud's and I was very impressed. They had a good selection of participating FFL's in my area and the process was smooth as glass on price, ordering and delivery. Now, the P32 appealed to me due to increasing arthritis in my hands...at the same time, I remembered some of the issues with Kel-Tec's in the past, but all the current reviews showed improvement, so I ordered one (also note, P32's are hard to find anymore). Bud's price was GREAT! I always breakdown and clean any new firearms, which I did. I primarily used S&B 73 grain FMJ on my first trip to the range, and experienced several instances where the slide did not return to battery...it fed and ejected just fine, but the slide would not return all the way. After about 50-60 rounds, this issue seemed to go away. After I returned home, I cleaned all surfaces paying close attention to the slide and frame rails. I cycled the slide several times and it seemed to be working. I returned to the range today and it ran flawlessly with the S&B and Speer Gold Dot 60 grain HP; however, I did experience one rim lock with some PMC Bronze 60 grain JHP. Overall, I'm very pleased with the pistol, although the PMC is now going to be range ammo. If you can find a P32, it's a good purchase. Thank you, Bud's!

I have wrist arthritis, and cannot easily handle 9mm or 380 ACP pocket pistols. I have been carrying a Ruger LCP 22lr for a while since I could shoot it with both hands. The P32 is almost identical to the LCP. My only concern is the lack of a manual safety, but I have not had any problems shooting it at least once a week.

Problem brought the P32 to the range it would not fire. I have another P32 and it still runs like a champ. The new P32 will not even put a mark on the primer.Yes it was new factory ammo.

Love how concealable this pistol is weather in my pocket or on my waist it is not visible and of course buds has the best prices.

Excellent pistol. Outstanding service

I want to like these little guys sooooo bad. I have read where others swear by them, but unfortunately that has not been my experience. First, it took me a while to figure out that the only way I can keep them cycling properly and minimize failures is to load them with the hottest ammo I can find (Fiocchi). Then, the added recoil has caused them to bite my trigger finger. I have come home from the range with my trigger finger bleeding from the bites. I've read where others have filed some off of the trigger, and that has helped. As soon as I can get to Lowe's and buy the proper file and sandpaper, I'll probably try that too. Woe is me and my P-32s. Maybe I'll get then straightened out one day.

So I purchased this back in Feb of 2022 and took it out once to test it out. I only ran a box of 50 through it and had several malfunctions, keep in mind this was most likely due to it breaking in. Others have had no issues at all which is great and I would say if it becomes more reliable as time goes on I would trust it as it is the smallest and lightest pocket pistol I have owned.

nice pistol, accurate easy on the hands with recoil

Quick shipping from Bud’s to my FFL. I brought the P32 to my local range and ran 250 rounds of assorted .32acp ball ammo through the pistol without a hiccup. Much easier to control than the .380 LCP and much smaller than my S&W J frames. Accuracy was good despite the small sights and long trigger pull. Controlled shots at 25 yards on a 1’x1’ plate were repeatable. Fit and finish isn’t as great as the LCP, but the last round slick lock back is great. In a backup pistol role this thing will do just fine.