Well it seems to me that many are praising the Kel-Tec P-32. Therefore, my interest is peaked. I'm kinda interested but here is my delima. I presently use a S&W 642 stuffed with Federal Nyclad 125 grain .38+P for concealment. I thought it would be a step down in stopping power to go to the .32ACP. But, not so according to Evan Marshall. The best .32ACP turns in 63% OSS and my Nyclads turn in 62% OSS. While this is marginal at best, it is a surprise. It would seem to me that a heavier bullet and a larger caliber would be more effective than a lighter bullet and a smaller caliber (I sound like one of those .45 owners ). So, what would be more effective: 5 rounds of .38 Nyclads in the BG or 8 rounds of .32 Silvertips in the BG (assuming no jams)?