Some thoughts and wishes for 32’s: 1) Chamber the Ruger LCR in 32 H&R. Yes, I know the magnum version is offered in 327. 2) Improve the ballistics of the 32 H&R a bit, maybe by increasing chamber pressure to 38 +P levels. 3) Why is the 32 acp semi rimmed vs rimless? 4) The Colt Model 1903 was the best 32 acp pistol ever made; the Walther PP and PPK were next. 5) Charter Arms makes a very good Line of 32 H&R revolvers. 6) Bersa used to make a double stack 32 acp in their Thunder series. I don’t know if they are still produced

Go look at a Ruger LCR, it’s trigger has a cam powering it, and for a bone-stock trigger, it’s quite nice…

“It’s pretty bad when a Ruger LCR has got a much better trigger than a storied Brand like S&W.”

I love mine, but how many revolvers come cam-operated like the Ruger LCR?

How long did it take to recover from the concussion from her purse whacking you upside the head?

Canik sure seems to make guns with nice triggers. I have shot 3 different Canik models this year and all had really smooth triggers.

Dave,

Let’s be honest, with a few exceptions, MOST factory triggers range from mediocre to purely awful. Most of us learned, long ago, that we could adapt to all but the foulest of triggers, but . . . most factory triggers suck greasy puppy dog nuts. A trigger job, or a replacement trigger, used to be one of my standard mods on a new purchase. I hated the initial trigger pull on my Beretta M9 – long, grainy, and not even consistent at that. I guess I’ve kinda gotten cynical, and I just EXPECT the trigger to be shite on a new gun. When it isn’t, it’s a welcome surprise. It seems such a little thing, and it SO enhances the use and enjoyment of the gun, that I can’t comprehend why more manufacturer’s don’t pay attention to it, but that seems to be reality. But, yes, Kel-Tec is particularly heinous for its triggers.