I'm also a fan of the Keltec P32, although I don't own one (yet). I have handled a couple, and the design seems very nice...except for the sights. What were they thinking? I realize that this is not a gun designed for careful sighting, but I find the dot on dot, no rear notch, very annoying. I'd almost prefer NO sights to what the gun comes with, so I wouldn't waste time trying to figure out what I'm supposed to do with the ones it has.
For those who haven't seen them, the sights consist of a normal blade front sight with a white dot, and no real rear site, just another white dot at the rear. I guess you are supposed to line up the dots vertically, but it seems very unnatural to someone used to normal handgun sights. Has anyone seen add-on sights for these?
A few other wishes:
(1) A single-action option. It frustrates me to see the little hammer go back, but not be able to cock the thing if I want to.
(2) A .22LR version (cheaper for plinking and practice).
(3) An external safety. I know it's not really necessary, but if I carry this in a pocket or fishing creel, I'd like a little extra margin of safety to avoid any accidental discharge.
(4) A stainless steel version.
I guess what I really want is the weight, size, and double-action trigger of the Keltec, combined with the sights, single-action capability, and .22 caliber of a Walther TPH. I still like the Keltec a lot, but I'd like it to be a little more useful "plinker" as well as a defensive gun.