flor1

What's the general opinion on them I've got one in 32 acp but not convinced that it's got enough punch but I know that Idon't want to be hit with it though.

AZ Husker

I've always wanted one for the "cool" factor, until I saw a 9mm Rohrbaugh.

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ripley16

If you want a very small, lightweight hideaway, they are hard to beat for the reliability, quality and solid stainless steel durability you get. The one gun I can carry anywhere, anytime. Mine has given solid service for twenty years. I don't believe a better pocket gun exists.

Erik

As for the pistol:

LWS32 pistols are well made little pistols, perhaps the finest of the hide-out pistol niche, craftsmanship wise. As such, they've developed a loyal fan base. If you have one or are considering one I recommend a visit to the Seecamp forums for more information:

The L.W. Seecamp Company Forum - Index

As for the .32 acp:

It is what it is, which is a cartridge offering less than optimal performance regardless of whether it is packaged in as neat a little gun as the LWS32 is. It is better than nothing, though, and will do the job in a pinch. Which is why I imagine hide-outs exist to begin with other than as novelties.

And yes, I have one.

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matdicdad

Got one here. I would not trade it for anything. It is so small and reliable. I can fire seven rounds in less than three seconds. It's not the most potent round, but it is better to have it than not.

wagglebee

Sounds to me like you should probably get rid of it and get something more powerful. I'd be happy to help you out by taking it off your hands for $100.

Ridgeline

I would consider it the weapon to carry when you arnt. I would jump up the horse power tho, at least a 9mm and most likely a 40 S&W. Good luck.

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David in FL

I love mine. I carry it as a BUG, or by itself when I just can't carry a larger weapon.

As long as you recognize the limitations of the weapon and the round (and BTW, every gun/round has limitations), IMHO you won't find a better ultra-small, ultra-concealable carry piece. The quality of manufacture is head and shoulders above anything else on the market.

I'm waiting on an LWS380 right now. Not because I necessarily think that the .380 is that much better than the .32, but because my wife keeps stealing my LWS32 when I'm not paying attention!

NCHornet

They are well made guns, but for 1/2 the price I prefer the NAA Guardian, I have one in 32 and one in 380. The Guardians are very, very well made, mine have been 100% reliable. Here are the reasons I prefer them over a Seacamp or R9
They are less sensitive to ammo, the Seecamp will only shoot high dollar SD rounds reliably.
There are far more custom features offered by NAA, like gutter sniping, grip panels, special finsihes etc...
The Guardians extra mags can be bought with finger extensions, this was a major feature for me since I have fairly large hands and I have the have the extension when shooting full house SD rounds.
Did I mention they are 1/2 the cost of a Seecamp????
My 380 is constantly with me, usually secondary to my G23, but when deep concealment is a priority I feel well protected with it playing primary, as long I'm not ghetto bound. The 32 with gutter sniping rides in my wife's purse. There really is very little difference between the two calibers out of these micro barrels. I don't carry HP in the 380 only FMJ.
This is my opinion take it for what it's worth, it's not usually the popular one as Seecamp owners are usually very proud of their high dollar mouse guns, and there's nothing wrong with that. I'm just giving you something to think about.
NCH

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Naturalstate

First class gun... too weak for personal carry this day and age... 380 is the absolute minimum and not 100% wild about this either but I will carry the litle LCP in a pinch. A lot more ft lbs. over the 32 percent wise