I can't speak for Seecamp pistols made after Larry Seecamp sold the company but, when the company was owned and operated by the Seecamps (Larry and his father, Louis, before him) the Seecamp was THE micro pistol to own. They were almost impossible to buy and they always had a waiting list. The Seecamp was la creme de la creme.
I can't speak for Seecamp today, I actually had one in my hand 30+ years ago, a 32. Workmanship was rough, the feedramp was not polished at all. Metal were very thin for 32 already, I cannot imagine the 380.
It is still very hard to get today, they don't seems to want volume production. It's going to cost an arm and a leg.
As I said many times, I take each individual youtube or people's experience as a grain of salt, BUT collectively, if there's a lot of complains, that becomes a statistic regardless of what any particular reason of each complain. Seecamp is very rare, with the numbers of complain, slide blew off, miss fired, jams. I won't tough it at all.
I am sure if I get a Seecamp or Kahr, I can make it work reliably no matter what. BUT to what end? I have to go through the process of finding out what fails, go home to fix some, try again in the range, then go home and work on it more. It will likely takes like 3 to 4 cycles to get it fixed. Each time say 100 rounds, $20 per hour in the range(yes, it's that expensive here). That likely will cost like another $600 or more just to fix the gun. At this time, where to get so many rounds? Also, I am sure I have to end up buying some recoil spring, extractor and some other things to replace. $$$$
I cannot even do reloads are this is a defense gun, you don't use reloads. You have to qualify with the ammo you are going to use for self defense, $$$$