Talking my language
I have a 432 and two 431's, shows you how much I like them. My wife hijacked the 432 so I had to get a 431 because that was the only style left. They are no longer catalogued, but distributors may have some left.
Okay, ammo is pricey, usually around $12.00 per box of 20 rounds.
.32 longs are pricey too, but cost per round is lower. Recoil in the magnum loading is pleasant yet surprisingly a little more than you expect. Fun factor is very high. Accuracy is excellent and it is a great ankle, pocket, and all around nice gun. I ditched the rubber grips and put on old set of S&W wood grips with a Tyler T Grip.
Now, I paid roughly $359.00 here in NC. The last 431 I got I traded even a used glock 19. Not much financial sense huh?
I hope this helps you. Respectfully John
I have a 432 and two 431's, shows you how much I like them. My wife hijacked the 432 so I had to get a 431 because that was the only style left. They are no longer catalogued, but distributors may have some left.
Okay, ammo is pricey, usually around $12.00 per box of 20 rounds.
.32 longs are pricey too, but cost per round is lower. Recoil in the magnum loading is pleasant yet surprisingly a little more than you expect. Fun factor is very high. Accuracy is excellent and it is a great ankle, pocket, and all around nice gun. I ditched the rubber grips and put on old set of S&W wood grips with a Tyler T Grip.
Now, I paid roughly $359.00 here in NC. The last 431 I got I traded even a used glock 19. Not much financial sense huh?
I hope this helps you. Respectfully John