The chrome is a good option. I feel that it increases reliability and it also helps eliminate corrosion problems. It also makes a very small, almost toylike gun look a little bigger and more businesslike.
The triggers on the P32's I've tried are long DA type pulls but aren't at all heavy--in fact, if anything, they're a little light for a pocket gun. Light enough that I wouldn't carry one except in a holster.
Ammo choice makes a BIG difference on reliability. I've not heard of problems using Winchester ammo. Other brands can be hit and miss. If your P32 is choking, try a different brand of ammo. Pistols chambered for semi-rimmed cartridges like the 32ACP can be finicky about the type of ammo they like.
Mine has never had a malfunction of any kind.
And, once I got used to the bizarre sights, it's reasonably accurate. More to the point, I can empty it at a 5 yard target as fast as I can pull the trigger (less than 2 seconds?), and then cover the resulting group with my hand.
The triggers on the P32's I've tried are long DA type pulls but aren't at all heavy--in fact, if anything, they're a little light for a pocket gun. Light enough that I wouldn't carry one except in a holster.
Ammo choice makes a BIG difference on reliability. I've not heard of problems using Winchester ammo. Other brands can be hit and miss. If your P32 is choking, try a different brand of ammo. Pistols chambered for semi-rimmed cartridges like the 32ACP can be finicky about the type of ammo they like.
Mine has never had a malfunction of any kind.
And, once I got used to the bizarre sights, it's reasonably accurate. More to the point, I can empty it at a 5 yard target as fast as I can pull the trigger (less than 2 seconds?), and then cover the resulting group with my hand.