If this lives-up to the specs, it wil be my new BUG/ NY Reload:
https://www.masterpiecearms.com/prod...MPA380S&cat=38
This is a discussion on New pocket .380: all steel, made in America, life-time warranty and relatively cheap! within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; If this lives-up to the specs, it wil be my new BUG/ NY Reload: https://www.masterpiecearms.com/prod...MPA380S&cat=38...
If this lives-up to the specs, it wil be my new BUG/ NY Reload:
https://www.masterpiecearms.com/prod...MPA380S&cat=38
Looks like a Autauga clone. I imagine it would be quite a handful in .380. Are they actually for sale yet?
Did they not list the weight ordid I just miss it?
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Looks like it may be a winner. I would like to know how much it weighs.
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Action DAO
Caliber .380 ACP / .32 ACP
Capacity 6+1
Finish Black/Stainless
Barrel 2.250” barrel
Total Length 4.4”
Width .820”
Height 3.150”
Weight MPA32: 10.9 oz ; MPA380: 11.3 oz
MA Approved
Front Sight Fixed
Rear Sight Fixed
MSRP (Price) $322.90 (Black); $345.90 (Stainless)
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At least they give Seecamp a little homage on their website, but I bet the width measurement is a fib. I'll pay for reputation after seeing all the new mouseguns described as pre/post recall.
I'm not a lawyer or a LEO, just a pantload with a computer.
Interesting that the MPA is made from a slightly different steel than the Seecamp. I recall talk of the stronger steel being the key to making such a small .380 on the Seecamp Forum;
I'll keep an eye on these to see how they hold up.We have found 415 to be vastly superior to those mentioned for fabricating
pistols. Without this material we wouldn’t have been able to build a .32 size .380
ICTsnub said;Why do you say that? The slide is probably around .75" and the grip a little more... or do you see something different?but I bet the width measurement is a fib.
I'm curious too about the width, given the appearance of the grips swelling at the top. Website does not give a good angle to see, such as straight on. What I find far more instructive and ruins it for me is the totally destroyed screw in the grip. Look at the enlarged photo. If that is the prototype, I will PASS. Wow, you have got to be kidding me? That's like a picture of a new car with rust.
https://www.masterpiecearms.com/prod...MPA380S&cat=38
Looks like it has potential to me. I've avoided the 380s because my hands are too thick to grip them well. This looks like it might be a little more do-able for me. I'll have to check them out when the hit the gun shops and watch for threads and feedback.
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I see a lot more than four hundreths of grip swell per side, maybe the photo lies.
I'm not a lawyer or a LEO, just a pantload with a computer.
Not that sights are particularly used on pocket guns.... but this gun doesn't seem to even have rears. reminds me of the LCP
Doesn't do anything any better than my NAA Guardians have been doing for years. You guys can play with the new toys and I will keep my tried and true guns. Not saying this isn't a great gun, but it has a hell of a lot of proving to do before I would ever carry one. Enough said.
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OK, hasn't anybody looked at the screw in the expanded pictures - seriously?
You can see smeared screws in every picture of every version of it. Enlarge the picture to witness the horror. Or maybe I'm just nuts I guess.
https://www.masterpiecearms.com/products.php?cat=39
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