I have a P-32, a Guardian, and two mini-revolvers. The minis are far more trustworthy guns, in my experience, than the P-32. People who are P-32 evangelists almost always want to push the ideas of lightness and locked breech. Lightness is immaterial in a gun that can't be trusted to fire or to hold up under enough practice firing to gain proficiency. Likewise, in a round as anemic as the .32 acp, locked breech firing is immaterial. Historically, such low pressure rounds are most frequently used in blowback arms for a reason: locked breeches are needlessly complicated and expensive to manufacture for them. Keltec is a company that, apparently, tries to reduce expense by having little to no quality control. Out of all their products, their nines appear to be the closest to a reliably good product. Everything else, especially the P-32, is luck of the draw. So, if I have the choice of two guns with lousy triggers and accuracy, I'll take the more reliable of the two...in this case an NAA mini. The mini is even lighter and smaller than the P-32, trumping it on its main selling points. An NAA Guardian is a better choice than either. In any case, buy what you want, it is still a somewhat free country. My main point is that I take great amusement from the "1911 and M-14" subset of members who preach the virtue of those weapons but yet carry a turd like the P-32 in real life.