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Mfg Item #: P-32 : P32
NOTE: This is a used handgun Graded "Good" by the supplier. Expect finish wear, scratches, dings, etc... (See photos)
Only one is available, the firearm pictured is what you will receive.
First, a little history: There could be no Davis Industries without Raven Arms, and there could be no Raven Arms without George Jennings, and George Jennings would have remained an aerospace engineer were it not for the Gun Control Act of 1968, which heavily restricted the import of small pocket pistols. It is said a friend of Jennings who ran a pawnshop bemoaned the lack of inexpensive pocket pistols which had always been a big seller for him, so Jennings went into the gun business and produced the Raven, a small striker fired .25 ACP gun made primarily of zamac. The Raven received initial good reviews as a unique and well-built pocket .25 and soon became a popular gun.
In 1982, the Raven office manager and son-in-law of Jennings started Davis Industries along with his wife Gail. They basically scaled the proven and robust design of the Raven to accommodate the larger .32 and .380 cartridges, building both calibers on the same frame. Davis was sued out of business in 1998, and the designs and tooling of not only their auto pistols but also their famous line of derringers were sold to Cobra of Utah, who continue to build the P-32 as the CA32.
Now for the gun: Zinc alloy is dense and heavy, for the size, So the P-32 is a bit "chunky" weighing in at 22 ounces but it’s a good chunky. There is a satisfying feel and heft to it when you handle the weapon. The thin stamped steel magazine holds six.32 ACP rounds, and is secured by a rather robust European-style heel release. A strong mainspring coupled with the dense slide makes chambering a round a breeze, and the oversized extractor.
Make: Davis Industries
Model: P-32
Caliber: 32 ACP
Mag: 1x 6rd
Barrel: 2.75"