I had two 3032, and know of a number of others.
My first one had a firing pin failure -- using snap caps only -- very early in its life. Sent it back to the factory. They acknowledged receipt and I didn't hear from them for three months. I called, and they told me the gun was being replaced, but they were waiting for "product."
The new gun, like the original, was very accurate. Easily shooting 2" groups at 30' rapid fire. Firing pins kept disintegrating, while using snap caps or while using live ammo.
I found that it took about 1000 trigger pulls before the trigger really smoothed out, and no local gunsmith would attmept a trigger job: too damned small and too much work for the fee they could charge.
Finally, one day, while firing at the range, the slide flew back and somehow got off track. It locked in a rearward position.
I had to use a rubber mallet to force it forward again. It shot fine after that, but I had lost all confidence in the gun.
Cleaned it up, and sold it. Bought a Kel-Tec P11. Slightly larger, about the same weight, but 10-rounds of 9mm. That gun has been flawless.
I know of several others with Tomcats who had big problems, but all of these (and mine) were EARLY production models. I suspect that the problems experienced with these early guns are now remedied.
I like the gun, hated the trigger. I love my Kel-Tec P11. (But that gun takes some getting used to...)